Artist's albums
Fristorp Fullständig
2000 · album
Live
1996 · album
Flickan Från Fjärran
1995 · album
Songs for the Brokenhearted
1993 · album
Amabile
1991 · album
Spelar Och Sjunger Taube
1990 · album
Psalmer
1989 · album
Riktning
1987 · album
Göran Fristorp sjunger Edfelt
2018 · album
Klassisk Fristorp
2013 · album
En Julkonsert
2011 · album
Julsånger
2011 · album
Från oss alla
2009 · album
Min lyckas hus
2008 · album
Pie Jesu
2003 · album
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Biography
Göran Fristorp was born May 26, 1948 in Örebro, Sweden. He first made his name singing with the duo Malta who won the 1973 Eurovision Song Contest. But after the accolades of international competition, Göran Fristorp performed more as a solo artist and went on to establish himself as a gifted song-writer, even turning down an offer to work full time as staff song-writer for Tijuana Brass legend Herb Alpert in the USA. Recognized as a gifted and talented performer and songwriter, Fristorp has worked not only in his home country Sweden and in his ‘second home’ Norway. As a solo performer, Fristorp has emerged as one of Scandinavia’s most important singer-songwriters, graduating from his early days as an electric guitar player to become one of Sweden’s finest acoustic guitarists. He released his first solo album “My Songs” in 1974 and went on tour opening for Dutch group Ekseption in 1974-75. Notably, his solo album featured a song “On the Way Home” which was subsequently borrowed and reworked by Burt Bacharach and lyricist Hal David for trumpeter Herb Alpert and recorded as “I Belong.” Göran worked extensively with Swedish composer Leif Strand, and their classic 1975 collaboration, “Göran Fristorp Sings Nils Ferlin” featuring some great songs is a very famous album in Norway and beyond.