Angeliques startede i Göteborg 1965, og indspillede deres første plade i 1968

Lisbeth Tenggren, guitar

Jeanette Schultz, guitar

Miriam Thysell, basguitar

Titti Thysell, trommer og sang

Disse tre mørkhåret skønheder fik deres scenenavn fra de populære "Angelique" romaner. The Angliques blev dannet i Gøteborg i 1965, men blev bedre kendt i 1968 da de indspillede deres første plade. De var den første kvindelige pop-gruppe i Gøteborg, på trods af deres mandlige guitarist Jerry Burman, der spillede med dem i et stykke tid.

I slutningen af 1960´erne indspillede de en enkelt plade på pladeselskabet CUPOL, sunget på svensk (Jag ska måla hela värden lilla mamma/ tre små flicker) CUPOL CS 231 (1968).

Opfølgningen af pladen blev indspillet på Nasville Records og var på engelsk, og pladen kom på en 15 plads på den svenske Top single-chart. (Sunshine Boy/ You´re easy to love) Nasville NS 867 (1968)

Gruppen blev opløst i 1971, og medlemmerne fortsatte deres karriere på egen hånd. Linda Nowitt og Titti Thysell flyttede begge til Malta, og derefter til Spanien og Geneve. Senere flyttede Nowitt til USA, og fortsatte hendes musikalske aktiviteter.

The Angeliques oprindelige line-up bestod af Lisbeth Tenggren (Guitar), Jeanette Schultz (Guitar), Miriam Thysell (Badguitar) og Titti Thysell (Vocal og trommer). I 1968 line-up var Linda Nowitt (Vocal og guitar), Irene Svensson (Basguitar), Kickie Kristoffersson (Vocal) og Jerry Burman (Guitar.

Chistel Gaimer

Kerstin Ringneus

Kristina Adolfsson

Kay Svanerud

Agneta Wigforss, sang og guitar

Margareta Hamrefors, sang og guitar

Karin Hamrefors, sang og guitar

The Nursery Rhymes was born when the vocalist Marie Selander and the guitarist/vocalist Inger Jonsson met each other in october 1963 in Arlanda during the Beatles´ first visit in Sweden. With Jonsson´s schoolmate Gunilla Karlow (bs/vcl), they first started performing as the Dimples. In january 1965 they became the Nursery Rhymes (named after a Bo Diddley-song), and besides these three, the line-up also consisted Noni Tellbrandt (gtr/vcl) and Birgitta Nordgren (dms). The Nursery Rhymes were - naturally - very popular stage act around Stockholm, doing raw blues-stuff like John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters, and so on, but because they were just five beautiful c. 18- year old girls, the entertainment businesse didn´t necessarily treat them very kindly. Be that as it may, they still were one of the first Swedish band (and definitely the first Swedish girl-group) ever to tour in England, and they also had a great time in France, Austria, Spain, and Germany as well, sharing stages with such names as the Who, the Kinks, the Four Tops and the Temptations, and performing at the same TV programs with the Spencer Davis Group, Simon & Gerfunkel ect. In Finland the Nursery Rhymes visitet at Fall of 1966, appearing at the "Nuorten Tanssihetki" TV show.

Despite their bluesrock image, the Nursery Rhymes´recording material was based on quite typical mainstream pop-songs. They were also offered to make recordings in France, but because of having faith in their own musical skills, they turned the deal down: the company wanted to record their vokals only, not any instruments. By 1967, the Nursery Rhymes finally got tired of the wretchedness of the male-oriented music-life, and broke the band up.

Records:

1966: Peaches And Cream/Nowhere to run.
1966: Heat Wave/Dancing in the street
1967: We´re gonna hate ourselves in the morning/Jiving Teen

Jane Sannemo

Marianne Törnqvist

Annika Norström

Maud Lindqvist, sang og guitar

Eva Håkanson, sang og basguitar

Eva Kroon, trommer

Ingrid Granelli, keyboard

Suzie Watson, sang

Helena Thunholm, guitar

Annika Degermann, trommer

Maud Lindqvist, sang og basguitar

Carina Frederiksson, keyboard og sang

Ann-Christine Carlsson, sax

Ninnie Andersson

Carina Leijd, sang

Laila Larsson, sang og basguitar

Lisbeth Regnär, guitar

Mary-Ann Micha, guitar

Agneta Engström, trommer

Ann-Christin (Bas)