Lars Gullin

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Lars Gullin was a Swedish baritone saxophonist and composer renowned for his lyrical, cool jazz style and significant influence on European jazz in the 1950s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Swedish person
composer
human
jazz musician
saxophonist
activeYearsEnd 1970s
activeYearsStart late 1940s
associatedWith Swedish jazz scene
awardReceived Down Beat International Critics Poll New Star Award NERFINISHED
birthCountry Sweden NERFINISHED
birthDate 1928-05-04
birthPlace Visby NERFINISHED
composed Danny’s Dream NERFINISHED
Fine Together NERFINISHED
Merit, Hemligheten NERFINISHED
continentOfActivity Europe
countryOfActivity Sweden NERFINISHED
deathCountry Sweden NERFINISHED
deathDate 1976-05-17
deathPlace Stockholm NERFINISHED
decadeOfProminence 1950s
familyName Gullin NERFINISHED
genre cool jazz
jazz
givenName Lars NERFINISHED
hasDiscographyItem "Baritone Sax"
"Lars Gullin Swings" NERFINISHED
"Portrait of My Pals" NERFINISHED
hasInstrumentRole baritone saxophonist
influenced European jazz musicians
influencedBy American West Coast jazz NERFINISHED
cool jazz movement
instrument baritone saxophone
language Swedish
movement cool jazz
name Lars Gullin NERFINISHED
nationality Swedish
notableFor influence on European jazz in the 1950s
pioneering cool jazz in Sweden
notableWork album "Danny’s Dream" NERFINISHED
album "Lars Gullin with the Moretone Singers"
occupation composer
musician
saxophonist
recordLabel Atlantic Records
Metronome Records NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
style lyrical playing style

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