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Nisse Lind

Illustration — Nisse Lind Nils Einar Lind, nicknamed "Nisse" or "Bagarn" (October 27, 1904 in Stockholm – October 25, 1941 in Stockholm) was a Swedish jazz accordionist and pianist. He recorded frequently in the 1930s and was a regular performer on radio and film soundtracks up to the time of his death.

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Nisse Lind

Swedish accordionist Nisse Lind

Nisse Bagarn Special. LP. Sonora 814368-1. 1983. · Public domain

Born
1904 · Stockholm.
Died
1941 · Stockholm.
Nationality
Sweden
Occupation
accordionist · composer · pianist

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Illustration — Nisse Lind Nils Einar Lind, nicknamed "Nisse" or "Bagarn" (October 27, 1904 in Stockholm – October 25, 1941 in Stockholm) was a Swedish jazz accordionist and pianist. He recorded frequently in the 1930s and was a regular performer on radio and film soundtracks up to the time of his death.

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