Lulle Ellboj
Swedish saxophonist, clarinetist and bandleader, nicknamed "Lulle".
Born March 15, 1911 in Stockholm, Sweden — died March 12, 1960 in Stockholm, Sweden.
In the 1930s played with Charles Redland and Helge Lindberg, from 1938 as a leader.
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Modern Dansmusik Från Vinterpalatset Med Lulle Ellboj Och Hans Orkester 1944-46
Lulle Ellboj
1982
Svensk Jazzhistoria Vol. 7 – Swedish Jazz 1952–1955 – The Golden Years
Various
2000
Caprice Records
3xCD, Comp + Box
Queen Of Trumpet & Song
Valaida Snow
1999
DRG Records
2xCD, Comp
Svensk Jazzhistoria Vol. 3 - Rytm Och Swing 1937-1939
Various
1996
Swing It! Alice Babs! 1939-1953
Alice Babs
1994
Phontastic
CD, Comp
Valaida Volume II 1935-1940
Valaida*
1992
Harlequin
CD, Comp, RM
Hot Snow (Queen Of The Trumpet Sings & Swings)
Valaida Snow
1982
Rosetta Records
LP, Comp
I'm A Little On The Lonely Side / Gotta Be This Or That
Alice "Babs"* Med Ellbojs Orkester*
1946
His Master's Voice
Shellac, 10"
Minnie The Moocher / Swing Low - Sweet Chariot
Valaida (Queen Of The Trumpet)*, Lulle Ellboys Orkester*
1940
Sonora (2)
Shellac, 10"
Caravan / My Heart Belongs To Daddy
Valaida (Queen Of The Trumpet)* & Lulle Ellboys Orkester*
1939
Lulle's Lullaby
Lulle Ellboj
Nagasaki
Lulle Ellboj
Hundred Swing
Lulle Ellboj
Tea for Two
Lulle Ellboj
Tea for two (1946)
Lulle Ellboj
Lulles lullaby (1945)
Lulle Ellboj
Hot Gravy
Lulle Ellboj
My Own Blues
Lulle Ellboj
Lulle's lullaby (från radioutsändning) (1945)
Lulle Ellboj
Hundred Swing (1945)
Lulle Ellboj
My Guy´s Come Back
Lulle Ellboj
Lulle's lullaby (från radioutsändning)
Lulle Ellboj
G.T. Boogie
Lulle Ellboj
Swanee River
Lulle Ellboj
Number 71
Lulle Ellboj
Time For Jump
Lulle Ellboj
