Alf Robertson

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Alf Åke Robertson
Background information
Born	(1941-06-08)8 June 1941 Gothenburg, Sweden
Died	24 December 2008(2008-12-24) (aged 67) Kungsbacka, Sweden
Genre	Country
Occupations	Singer and Composer

Alf Åke Robertson (8 June 1941 – 24 December 2008) was a Swedish country singer and composer who produced 50 albums and about 150 songs during his lifetime, and scoring album successes in Sweden. He died on 24 December 2008 after a spell of serious illness.

Discography

• 1969 - En liten fågel sjöng
• 1970 - Möt Alf Robertson
• 1971 - Fille filur
• 1972 - Närmast till att leva
• 1973 - Sånger mina vänner sjöng
• 1974 - Alf i Nashville
• 1974 - Alf in Nashville (same melody but with English lyrics)
• 1976 - Hundar och ungar och hembrygt äppelvin
• 1977 - Ibland är det som en himmel
• 1977 - Några få minuter
• 1978 - Help the cowboy sing the blues
• 1979 - Nostalgi
• 1981 - Mitt Land
• 1982 - Emilys foto
• 1982 - Symfoni
• 1982 - Till Ada med kärlek (Alf Robertson sings Lasse Dahlquist)
• 1983 - Det kommer från hjärtat
• 1983 - Tellus
• 1984 - Vår värld
• 1985 - Alf Robertson Solsken - best from 1977–1979
• 1986 - Livet är ju som det är
• 1987 - Såna som jag
• 1989 - Tacka vet jag vanligt folk
• 1990 - Liljor
• 1991 - Country classics
• 1992 - I väntan på Dolly
• 1993 - Adios amigo (Alf Robertson sings Gunnar Wiklund)
• 1995 - Hundar och ungar och hembrygt äppelvin (collection-cd)
• 1997 - I full frihet
• 2001 - Guldkorn
• 2001 - Soldaten och kortleken-32 av mina bästa låtar
• 2002 - En liten Femöres kola 1968–86
• 2002 - Rosenkyssar
• 2003 - Alf Robertson Klassiker
• 2007 - Alf Robertsons Bästa

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