I’ve just had a conversation with @Garf discussing how certain very good artists and bands from countries other than the USA and the U.K. would have a much better chance of being global stars if in fact they were from these two very influential counties, speaking in popular music terms. I particularly believe this to be the case in respect of the Scandinavian counties..and Norway in particular. For a country with only 5.5 million population...it definitely punches above its weight in respect of musical talent. As an illustration. - here is the phenomenally talented Susanne Sundfor with White Foxes. This song was used in the opening credits for Amazon Prime’s docu- series “Ted Bundy : Falling For A Killer”.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Nice!! Never heard of her before.
I don't get Amazon prime, because my smart tv is really dumb and only gets Netflix and YouTube.
I like her voice, and this ted bundy show has me intrigued, I don't mind the odd serial killer show
Garf
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Nov 24, 2020
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Here she is singing it live at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert in 2012.
Garf:
@Marionville I really like her vocals, I would love to be able.to.see her sing with Aleah Stanbridge, that would be amazing, but will never happen
@Garf it was very sad to hear of her death a few years ago. I don’t know if these two ever performed together...it would’ve been possible, but haven’t heard of it.
Totally weird. Pretty dark. I take it the fox is dead. I like the woman in the forest playing.
rogerbenham
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Nov 23, 2020
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Yes....the woman is the singer herself Susanne Sundfor. I’ve posted her singing the same song live at the 2012 Nobel Peace Prize Concert in Oslo.
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