Archived from the original on 22 October 2015. Vax Records Vi Minns Alice Babs released: 2014.Prophone PCD 062ĝon't be blue, originally recorded: 2001.Four Leaf Clover Records FLCDVD 8001 Swingtime Again with Charlie Norman recorded 1999.Sony SK 61797Ě church blues for Alice, originally recorded: 1999.RCA Victorė4321-62363-2 Swingtime again, originally recorded: 1998.BluebellĚBCD 005ğar away star, originally recorded: 1977.Swedish Society Discofil SCD 3003 Om sommaren sköna – Sjunger Alice Tegnér, originally recorded: 1974.Prophone PCD 021 Serenading Duke Ellington, originally recorded: 1974–75.BluebellĚBCD 052 There's something about me, originally recorded: 1973–78.Prophone PCD 045 What a joy!, originally recorded: 1972–80.EMIė243 5398942 2 Den olydiga ballongen/Hej du måne, originally recorded: 1968–76.Vax Records CD 1008 "As time goes by" Alice Babs with Bengt Hallbergs trio and Arne Domnérus Big Band with Svend Asmussen.Vax Records VAXCD 1006 "Illusion" (with Jan Johansson and Georg Riedels orchestra) Originally recorded 1966.Prophone PCD 050 Yesterday, originally recorded: 1966–75.Swedish Society Discofil SWECD 402 Scandinavian songs (Svend Asmussen) originally recorded: 1964.Swedish Society Discofil SWECD 400Ělice Babs, originally recorded: 1964.
Swedish Society Discofil SWECD 401 Sjung med oss mamma (Alice Tegnér), originally recorded: 1963.Real Gone Music RGM-0496 Serenade to Sweden, Alice Babs and Duke Ellington, originally recorded: 1963.MetronomeĔ509-95438-2 Swe-Danes Scandinavian Shuffle, originally recorded: 1959.Pickwickė51146 Regntunga skyar, originally recorded: 1958–72.EMIđ53-2-0 Just you, just me, originally recorded: 1958–72.Bear FamilyěCD 15814-AH Lollipop, originally recorded: 1953–59.Bear FamilyěCD 15809-AH Mitsommernacht, originally recorded: 1953–59.Phontastic PHONTCD 9302 Swing it! Alice Babs!, originally recorded: 1939–53.Klara skivan KLA 7802-2 Joddlarflickan (2 CDs), originally recorded: 1939–51.NaxosĘ.120759 Swingflickan, originally recorded: 1939–44.Vax RecordsĜD 1003Ělice Babs & Nisse Linds Hot-trio, originally recorded: 1939–41.The following is a list of her recordings available on CD, listed chronologically from when they were originally recorded. Recording of Alice Babs produced by the Swedish record label Sonora.Īlice Babs' discography includes more than 800 recordings since her debut with Joddlarflickan in 1939. Death īabs died of complications from Alzheimer's disease at age 90 on 11 February 2014 in Stockholm. She was awarded the Illis quorum by the government of Sweden in 2003. In their later years, they returned to Sweden. Be the first to contribute! Just click the "Edit page" button at the bottom of the page or learn more in the Synopsis submission guide.Alice Babs and daughter Titti Sjöblom in an advertisement for Toy chewing gum, 1960īetween 19, Babs and her husband resided in Costa del Sol, Spain, while still working in Sweden and internationally. It looks like we don't have a Synopsis for this title yet. And as Duke Ellington said himself: "Alice Babs is probably the most unique artist I know." This documentary film features plenty of historical material, also showing Alice Babs from her private side: as a vivacious lady who has held on to her happy and "up-beat" nature into old age. But in 1963 she became world famous thanks to performances with her own idol: Duke Ellington. In the 1940s she became a youth idol as a singing actress ("Swing it magistern") beyond the boundaries of Sweden. Just like Louis Armstrong, she used her voice as an instrument. At that time she had already discovered Afro-American music: scat and jazz. She learned singing from her mother and recorded her first record when she was 15. Born in 1924 in Kalmar, Sweden, the daughter of a silent film pianist, she more or less grew up in the cinema. In Germany she was only known as a schlager-singer ("Ein Mann muss nicht immer schön sein"), but in actual fact Alice Babs had always been much, much more. In the 1950s she was known as the "Schwedenmädel" (lit: "Swedish girl"), after her first German film of 1954.
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