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Gunnar Bergsten

Swedish saxophonist (mainly baritone), born on March 26, 1945 in Lidköping, Sweden, died on February 6, 2011. In the 1970s, he formed Fläsket brinner together with some other musicians. In 1971 he also co-founded the band Sevda, which mixed Turkish folk music with jazz. Bergsten played with, among others, Lars Sjösten's Quartet, Bernt Rosengren, Nannie Porres and Patrik Boman's Seven Piece Machine. He was the father of [a=Rasmus Faber].

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• A Good Day For Saxes (A Tribute To Getz & Mulligan)
• It Happened To Me
• Gunnar Bergsten & Peter Nordahl Play Lars Gullin
• Somewhere
• The Good Life
• Hälsa På Som Förr
• Live At Pistolteatern 1972
• Svensk Jazzhistoria Vol. 11 - Swedish Jazz History 1970 - 1979 - Jazz Cosmopolit
• Stockholm Connection
• Progglådan
• Sevda - Exclusive Collector's Edition
• Džäss Eestis 1918-1945
• Ibland Kallar Jag Det Kärlek
• Chapters
• Buddha-Bar XI
• So Far
• Stina & Kärleken
• The Essence Of Swedish Progressive Music 1967-1979 (Pregnant Rainbows For Colourblind Dreamers)
• A Time Of Day
• The Danceband
• So Far
• Con Fuerza
• Tribute / Factory
• Svensk Jazzhistoria Vol. 10 - Swedish Jazz 1965 - 1969 - Watch Out!
• Diamanter
• Suomi-Rockin Korkeakoulu – The Boys 40 Vuotta
• Santiago Boys (Remixes)
• The Swedish Radio Recordings 1970-1975
• Barbara Morrison
• Africanism Vol. II
• Johnny Mob In Deep City
• Beirut Cafe Stockholm Vol 2
• Directors Cut
• Bernt Rosengren Octet Plays Evert Taube Vol 2
• Be Here Now (Dick Nilson Sings With Swedish Jazz Stars)
• Wintersong
• Deep Shades (The Real House Sound Of Black Vinyl Records Volume 3)
• Never Felt So Fly
• A Certain Sadness
• The Soft Edge
• Seven Piece Machine
• Bernt Rosengren Tentet Plays Kurt Weill
• Till Dej
• Bernt Rosengren Octet Plays Evert Taube
• Det Finns Dagar
• Porgy & Bess
• Fruit
• Witchcraft
• Friends
• Lars Sjösten Quartet In Moscow = Квартет Ларса Шёстена В Москве

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