Georg "Jojje" Wadenius (born 4 May 1945) is a Swedish multi-instrumentalist, singer, and composer who was particularly active during the 1970s and 1980s as a

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and session guitarist and bassist, as well as for a series of albums of children's songs in Sweden.

Biography

Wadenius was born in

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, where he attended

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. After appearing on a number of Swedish hit records and being founder-member of two Swedish supergroups of the early 1970s, Made in Sweden (1966–1972 and 1976) and (1971–1972), he relocated to the United States to become lead guitarist of the US group

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from 1972 to 1975. In 1979, he joined The

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on television. He stayed on until 1985 and has since worked for many important artists as a session player and/or touring musician, among them

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, Joe Thomas,

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, as well as many important artists in Sweden. In 1970, he received a Swedish

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for Made in Sweden and another for his work on children's songs. Later in his career, he produced other Scandinavian performers, including

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, and in 2001 he set up a recording studio in Oslo, Norway.

Discography

As leader

*1969 - ''Goda, Goda'' *1978 - ''Puss,Puss,Sant,Sant'' *1978 - ''Georg Wadenius'' *1987 - ''Cleo'' *1997 - ''Till alla barn'' *1997 - ''Left turn from the right lane'' *1999 - ''Zzoppa'' *2005 - ''Interloop'' *2009 - ''Jul på Svenska'' *2010 - ''Reconnection'' *2011 - ''Saleya'' *2012 - ''Teddy og Marian'' *2013 - ''Jul på Norska'' *2014 - ''Psalmer'' *2014 - ''Cleo, Vol. 2'' *2016 - ''Cleo with friends'' *2016 - ''Farvel'' *2016 - ''Livet är nu'' *2016 - ''Jojjes klassiska barnvisor'' *2018 - ''Jojjes Wadenius bästa barnvisor, Vol. 1'' *2025 - ''Livet är mer än musik'' With Made in Sweden *1968 - ''Made in Sweden (with Love)'' *1969 - ''Snakes in a Hole'' *1970 - ''Live! At the Golden Circle'' *1970 - ''Made in England'' *1970 - ''Regnbågslandet'' *1971 - ''Best of'' *1976 - ''Where Do We Begin'' With

*1972 - '' New Blood'' *1973 - '' No Sweat'' *1974 - ''

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'' *1975 - '' New City''

As guest

* ''Ja, Dä Ä Dä'' (1969) -

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* ''Ramadan'' (1969) - Björn J:son Lindh * ''Rune At The Top'' (1969) -

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* ''Taube'' (1969) - Cornelis Vreewijk * ''Poem, Blues Och Ballader'' (1969) -

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* ''När Dimman Lättar'' (1969) - Berndt Staf * ''Jason's Fleece'' (1970) - Björn J:son Lindh * ''Solar Plexus'' (1971) - * ''Monica, Monica'' (1971) -

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* ''Huvva'' (1971)

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* ''Goda, Goda (DK)'' (1971) - Trille * ''

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'' (1972) -

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* ''Songs'' (1973) - B.J. Thomas * ''Funky Formula'' (1976) -

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* ''The Poet'' (1976) -

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* ''E.K.'' (1976) -

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* ''Move'' (1977) -

* ''Sansara Music Band'' (1977) - Sansara * ''It's A Long Story'' (1977) -

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* ''Nyspolat'' (1977) - Coste Apetrea * ''

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'' (1977) -

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* ''Hoven, Droven'' (1977) -

* ''Spelar Nilsson'' (1978) - De Gladas Kapell * ''Live & More'' (1980) -

and

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* ''

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'' (1980) -

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* '' Never Too Much'' (1981) -

* '' Forever, for Always, for Love'' (1982) - Luther Vandross * '' Busy Body'' (1983) - Luther Vandross * '' Get It Right'' (1983) -

* ''Born To Love'' (1983) - Peabo Bryson and Roberta Flack * ''Success'' (1983) -

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* '' Live From New York'' (1984) - The Saturday Night Live Band * '' How Many Times Can We Say Goodbye'' (1984) -

and Luther Vandross * '' Swept Away'' (1985) -

* ''Passion Fruit'' (1985) -

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* '' The Night I Fell In Love'' (1985) -

* ''Gloria Loring'' (1986) -

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* '' The Camera Never Lies'' (1987) - Michael Franks * ''Distant Drums'' (1987 -

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* ''Family Vacation'' (1987) -

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* ''Energia'' (1989 - Valerie Lynch * ''Collection'' (1989) -

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* ''Johnny Gill'' (1990) -

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* ''So Intense'' (1991) -

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* ''Hearts Of Fire'' (1991) -

* ''That Time Again'' (1991) -

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* ''Jigsaw'' (1991) -

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* ''Only Human'' (1991) -

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* ''Make Time For Love'' (1991) -

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* ''Time For Love'' (1991) -

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* ''

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'' (1993) -

* ''Scene Is Clean'' (1993)

* ''Paul Jabara Friends'' (1993) -

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* ''Television'' (1994) -

* ''Pure Pleasure'' (1994) -

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* ''

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'' (1995) -

* '' Gravity!!!'' (1996) - Howard Johnson * ''Mr. X'' (1996) -

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* ''All That I Am'' (1997) - Joe Thomas * ''Endless Is Love'' (1997) -

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* ''Bortom Det Blå'' (1997) -

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* ''Show Me The Meaning Of Being Lonely'' (1999) -

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* ''Julemorgen'' (1999) -

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* ''Port Of Call'' (2000) -

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* ''Djävulen Och Ängeln'' (2000) -

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* ''Soul Ballads'' (2001) -

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* ''At First Light'' (2001) -

* ''

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'' (2002) -

* ''Visor'' (2002) -

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* ''Nightwatch'' (2003) -

* ''

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'' (2003) -

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* ''Life'' (2003) -

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* ''Taube'' (2003) -

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* ''Når Dagen Roper'' (2004) -

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* ''Det Føles Bra'' (2005) -

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* ''Be Still My Heart - The Essential'' (2005) -

* ''Här Är Den sköna sommaren'' (2006) -

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* ''No Vil Eg Vake Med Deg'' (2006) -

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* ''I Let The Music Speak'' (2006) -

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* ''In The Moment'' (2007) - Jazzcode * ''Hjerteknuser'' (2007) -

References

External links

Official site
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