Artist's albums
Apache (Det Bedste Af Det Bedste)
1999 · album
16 Hits
1992 · album
Swinging Good Old Christmas
1971 · album
HyggeTimen (Vol. 35)
2021 · album
Polly Wolly Doodle
2020 · album
Lad det sne, Lad det sne, Lad det sne
2020 · album
TætPå (Vol. 2)
2020 · album
Spinning Vol. 3
2019 · album
TætPå (Vol. 1)
2018 · album
Grethe & Jørgen Ingmann - De Bedste
2017 · compilation
Jørgen Ingmann - Best of
2017 · compilation
Blue Moon
2015 · album
Samba For Sale
2015 · album
La Mer
2014 · EP
Vintage Music No. 150 - LP: Jorgen Ingmann
2011 · album
Jørgen Ingmann og Digterne
2011 · album
Dessert March
2009 · single
Dejlige Minder
2006 · album
Guitar Evergreens
2005 · album
100 Go'e
2004 · album
Vintage Jazz No. 166 - EP: Rag Time Guitar
1958 · single
Vintage Jazz No. 177 - EP: Apache
1960 · single
Apache
1961 · single
Hyggetimen Vol. 25/High Noon
1966 · album
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Biography
Jorgen Ingmann was a Danish guitarist who enjoyed a brief fling with international fame thanks to his instrumental recording of "Apache," which became a Top 10 hit in the United States, Canada and Great Britain in 1961. Born in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1925, Ingmann first distinguished himself as a jazz artist, and performed with violinist Svend Asmussen in the group the Swe-Danes in the 1940s and '50s. Heavily influenced by Les Paul, Ingmann began exploring the possibilities of multi-track recording in the mid-'50s, and set up a home studio in which he could overdub himself into a one-man band, recording multiple layers of guitar and adding his own bass and percussion accompaniment. Billed as Jorgen Ingmann & His Guitars, his recordings mimicked Paul's use of speeded-up and distorted guitar sounds for musical effect, and displayed a playful quality of their own. Ingmann's version of "Apache" (written by Jerry Lordan of British guitar heroes the Shadows and first recorded by that group) became an unexpected hit at radio around the world, and topped the U.S. singles charts for a week. "Apache" proved to be Ingmann's only hit outside his native land, but was well-remembered enough to pop up on oldies compilations decades down the line; Ingmann's two albums for Atco Records were reissued on a single compact disc in 2004. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi