Name: Where Have All The Flowers Gone?
Brand: Nina and Frederik

Bonus disc

Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

JASMCD2790

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Rough Trade Exclusive

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2023-09-08

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

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Proper

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Standard:20

UPC / Barcode

604988279023

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Artist

Nina and Frederik

Genre GB

Alternative / Modern

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Jasmine

In 1982 the Jasmine Label was created producing LPs and Cassettes. The new label initially focused on licensed Jazz and Personality recordings. Later in 1985 Jasmine successfully launched its Country & Western catalogue. 1990 saw the release of Jasmine’s first CDs.
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Newest Listed Items

In an era when European artists invariably found it tough trying to break into the UK mainstream, Danish duo Nina and Frederik were an exception.

 They enjoyed huge popularity from the late 50s, continuing throughout the 1960s (including an appearance on the 1961 "Royal Variety Performance") and at one point hosted their own UK TV show. They sold hundreds of thousands of EPs, LPs, and singles in Britain, over and above their millions of sales in Europe and worldwide. 

This is the companion to two earlier Nina &amp; Frederik CDs issued on Jasmine, "Listen To The Ocean" (JASCD373) and "Sippin' Cider" (JASCD383), and is complementary to both. It features stereo versions of several sides which appeared in mono on those earlier sets, alongside tracks which are new to Jasmine, notably sides sung in Danish and German, which were not issued in the UK at the time.

Where Have All The Flowers Gone?

Music GB

Discover Where Have All The Flowers Gone? by Nina and Frederik. Vinyl records from Jasmine. Exclusive stereo versions and tracks in Danish and German.