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followed in 1975, with new
members Pekka Rechardt on
guitar and Måns
Groundstroem on b****. The
album was
recorded in
Stockholm with
better studios, and...
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Kalervo Kurkiala (born
Kalervo Groundstroem, 16
November 1894 – 26
December 1966) was a
Finnish soldier who
later became a pastor.
During World War I,...
- Måns Ivar Åkesson "Måsse"
Groundstroem [grʊndström] (born
April 23, 1949) is a
Finnish b**** player,
studio technician and
music producer. He has recorded...
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novel Plum Lovin' "Beaner: The 303" (record), a 2002
recording by Måns
Groundstroem "Biner" (homophone), a
shortened name for a
Carabiner used for safety...
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Jukka Tolonen and
drummer Vesa Aaltonen.
Other founder members were Måns
Groundstroem (b****) and
Frank Robson (vocals),
previously of
Blues Section. Juhani...
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replacement of Esa
Kotilainen with
Hessu Hietanen on keyboards.
Mosse Groundstroem – b****
Hessu Hietanen –
keyboards Ronnie Österberg – drums, percussion...
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February 1974
Recorded February–November 1973
Genre Progressive rock
Length 38:18
Label Love
Records Producer Måns
Groundstroem &
Wigwam Wigwam chronology...
- (saxophone),
Ronnie Österberg (drums), H****e
Walli (guitar), and Måns
Groundstroem (b****).
Their influences came
above all from John Mayall's Bluesbreakers...
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Swedish author Måns
Grenhagen (born 1993),
Swedish racing driver Måns
Groundstroem (born 1949),
Finnish b**** player,
studio technician and
music producer...
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Language Film at the 86th
Academy Awards, but it was not nominated.
Niklas Groundstroem as
Lighthouse Chief H****elbond
Patrik Kum****inen as
Gustaf H****elbond...
