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Karin Krog
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Musicians · b. 1937

Karin Krog

Norwegian jazz singer (born 1937)

Born
15 May 1937
Oslo
Country
Norway
Active
1955–
Record labels
ECM Records
Discography
33 albums

Biography

Karin Krog is a jazz musician who plays Minimoog and voice. Karin Krog was born on 15 May 1937 in Oslo. The music is usually filed under jazz. Record labels: ECM Records. The discography here lists 33 albums, from “By Myself” (1964) to “Tomorrow’s Yesterday” (2026). Honours include Buddyprisen (1965), Spellemann Award for female artist of the year (1974) and Spellemann Award for jazz record of the year (1999).

Discography

Studio and live albums

By Myself 1964
Jazz Moments 1966
Joy 1968
Open Space (The Down Beat Poll Winners in Europe) 1969
We Could Be Flying 1974
Jazz Jamboree 75, Vol. 2 1975 · Live
Hi-Fly 1976
A Song for You 1977
Swingin' Arrival 1980
With Malice Towards None 1980
I Remember You 1981
Two of a Kind 1982
Freestyle 1986
Gershwin with Karin Krog 1989
Some Other Spring: Blues and Ballads 1989
Something Borrowed... Something New 1989
You Must Believe in Spring 1993
Huskonsert i Aurskog - musikk av og etter Anders Heyerdahl 1996
Bluesand 1999
Man, Woman and Child 2000
Where Flamingos Fly 2002
Where You At? 2003
Cloud Line Blue 2004
Seagull 2005
Together Again 2006
Folkways 2010
Cabin in the Sky 2011
Det var en gang... Karin Krog synger barnesanger 2012
In a Rag Bag 2012
New York Moments 2013
Songs About This and That 2013
Break of Day 2014
Tomorrow’s Yesterday 2026

Awards

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Frequently asked questions

What instrument does Karin Krog play?

Karin Krog is known for playing Minimoog and voice.

When and where was Karin Krog born?

Karin Krog was born 15 May 1937 in Oslo.

What are Karin Krog's best-known albums?

Albums in our database include By Myself (1964), Jazz Moments (1966), Joy (1968), Open Space (The Down Beat Poll Winners in Europe) (1969) and We Could Be Flying (1974).

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