Here are 10 famous musicians from Norway were born in 1959:
Tom Egeland (July 8, 1959 Oslo-) is a Norwegian writer.
His albums: and .
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Morten Harket (September 14, 1959 Kongsberg-) a.k.a. Harket, Morten is a Norwegian singer, songwriter and musician. He has five children, Jakob Harket, Jonathan Harket, Tomine Harket, Henny Harket and Karmen Harket.
His albums: Heaven's Not for Saints, Poetenes Evangelium: Jesu liv i norske dikt, A Kind of Christmas Card, Vogts Villa, Letter From Egypt, Spanish Steps, Out of My Hands, Wild Seed and Brother. Genres: Pop music, Synthpop, Alternative rock, New Wave and Pop rock.
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Tor Endresen (June 15, 1959 Norway-) a.k.a. Endresen, Tor is a Norwegian singer.
His most recognized albums: Now and Forever and Sanger.
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Øystein Jevanord (September 16, 1959-) also known as Jevanord, Øystein is a Norwegian , .
musician and songwriter. He is best known as the co-founder and guitarist of the black metal band Mayhem. Jevanord was born in Bergen, Norway and formed Mayhem in 1984 with bassist Necrobutcher and drummer Kjetil Manheim. The band gained notoriety in the 1990s for their involvement in the Norwegian black metal scene, which was associated with church burnings and murders. Jevanord played on Mayhem's influential 1994 album "De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas" before departing the band in 1995. He went on to form the bands Kvislingsskog and Orcustus, and has also collaborated with other black metal musicians such as Satyr of Satyricon. Jevanord is considered one of the pioneers of Norwegian black metal and his contributions to the genre have had a significant impact on heavy metal music as a whole.
Jevanord's interest in music started at a young age, and he quickly became drawn to heavy metal and rock music. He picked up the guitar in his early teenage years and started to play in bands. Despite being known for his work in Mayhem and the black metal scene, Jevanord has a diverse range of musical influences, including classical music, jazz, and blues.
Jevanord's time in Mayhem was tumultuous, with multiple lineup changes and personal conflicts within the band. However, their music and legacy have endured, with "De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas" being regarded as a classic album in the black metal genre.
After leaving Mayhem, Jevanord continued to pursue music with his bands Kvislingsskog and Orcustus. Both bands have released critically acclaimed albums and have been praised for their intense and brutal sound.
Despite the controversy surrounding the early days of the Norwegian black metal scene, Jevanord has since disavowed violence and criminal behavior. He has focused on his music career and is respected for his contributions to the genre.
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Geir Botnen (February 27, 1959 Norway-) is a Norwegian , .
Genres: Classical music.
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Jørn Christensen (December 29, 1959-) also known as Christensen, Jørn is a Norwegian actor and record producer.
Genres he performed include Rock music.
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Lars Anders Tomter (November 30, 1959 Furnes, Norway-) also known as Tomter, Lars Anders is a Norwegian musician and violist.
His discography includes: Cello Sonata / String Quartet, Holmboe: Concerto and .
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Hilde Heltberg (September 30, 1959 Oslo-September 5, 2011) also known as Heltberg, Hilde was a Norwegian , .
Her albums include Girls Don't and Blant konger og lus.
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Sigurd Køhn (August 6, 1959 Kristiansand-December 26, 2004 Khao Lak) a.k.a. Køhn, Sigurd or Sigurd Eystein Køhn was a Norwegian composer, saxophonist and musician.
Related albums: More pepper, please. Genres: Jazz.
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Frode Fjellheim (August 27, 1959 Mosjøen-) also known as Fjellheim, Frode is a Norwegian composer and musician.
His albums: Aejlies gaaltije and Sangen vi glemte. His related genres: Jazz.
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