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Jullåtar Och Julfenomen Som Vi Älskar Att Hata Och Hatar Att Älska Julplågor 1940-2014 Nu är det julplågor igen! Vilka ord är vanligast hemma hos Karl-Bertil Jonsson? Vi som har skrivit den här boken heter Anders och Henrik. Den handlar om de knäppaste, Påverkade George Michaels 80-talsfrisyr klimatet? roligaste och mysigaste julfenomenen från 1940 och fram till nutiden. Julens taxonomi: den kompletta klassifikationskartan! Ju mer vi grävde ner oss i julsnön, desto mer Hata den eller älska den, men även den svenska julen har sina plågor. fascinerande kopplingar fann vi. Visste ni Vi har sammanställt julens alla låtar, filmer och julkalendrar mellan till exempel att det går att koppla Johannes åren 1940 och 2014, och presenterar i denna bok våra vetenskapliga Brost till samtliga svenska julkalendrar, eller rön om julens mest plågsamma kulturyttringar. att Karl-Bertil Jonsson i grunden har miss- uppfattat berättelsen om Robin Hood? Alla låtarna är utmärkta med såna här krumelurer: Läs av dem med din mobil så kan du höra alla låtarna, Vi hoppas du kommer att ha lika mycket jul- förhoppningsvis medan du ligger uppkrupen under kul när du läser som vi hade när vi skrev! en julpläd i soffan! Plågsamma julhälsningar, Henrik & Anders Jullåtar och julfenomen som vi www.roostegner.se älskar att hata och hatar att älska © Anders Rayner & Henrik Jönsson, 2014 RedaktöR: Magnus Ingvarsson IllustRatIoneR: Henrik Jönsson tRyck: In Print, Lettland 2014 IsBn: 978-91-86691-88-2 Roos & Tegnér Monbijougatan 17 G 211 53 Malmö www.roostegner.se Innehåll 1940–1969 Bing Crosby ”White Christmas” 1942 12 Yngve Stoor ”Sjömansjul på Hawaii” 1945 14 Gene Autry ”Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer” 1949 17 Eartha Kitt ”Santa baby” 1953 18 Elvis Presley ”Blue Christmas” 1957 21 Alvin and the Chipmunks ”The Chipmunk song (Christmas don’t be late)” 1958 23 Chuck Berry ”Run Rudolph run” 1958 27 Dean Martin ”Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow!” 1959 28 Bengt Feldreich & Benjamin Syrsa ”Ser du stjärnan i det blå” 1960 30 The Ronettes ”Frosty the snowman” 1963 31 Darlene Love ”Christmas (Baby please come home)” 1963 34 Cornelis Vreeswijk ”Jultomten är faktiskt död” 1965 35 Mae West ”Merry Christmas baby” 1966 37 The Beatles ”Christmas time (is here again)” 1967 38 Mireille Mathieu ”Petit papa noël” 1968 41 1970–1979 Carpenters ”Merry Christmas darling” 1970 44 José Feliciano ”Feliz navidad” 1970 47 Joni Mitchell ”River” 1971 48 John & Yoko/Plastic Ono Band ”Happy Xmas (War is over)” 1971 49 Elton John ”Step into Christmas” 1973 53 Slade ”Merry Xmas everybody” & Wizzard ”I wish it could be Christmas everyday” 1973 56 Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band ”Santa Claus is comin’ to town” 1975 58 Bing Crosby & David Bowie ”Peace on Earth/Little drummer boy” 1977 60 The Kinks ”Father Christmas” 1977 63 Gasolin’ ”Endelig jul igen” 1977 64 Tom Waits ”Christmas card from a hooker in Minneapolis” 1978 66 Ulf Lundell ”Snön faller och vi med den” 1978 69 Boney M ”Mary’s boy child” 1978 71 Ulf Lundell ”Snart kommer änglarna att landa” 1979 73 Paul McCartney ”Wonderful Christmastime” 1979 75 Kate Bush ”December will be magic again” 1979 77 1980–1989 Jon Bon Jovi ”R2-D2, we wish you a merry Christmas” 1980 80 ABBA ”Happy new year” 1980 82 Anders F Rönnblom ”Det är inte snön som faller” 1980 85 Ebba Grön ”Nu släckas tusen människoliv” 1980 86 Linda Ulvaeus ”Jag såg mamma kyssa tomten” 1981 87 Adolphson & Falk ”Mer jul” 1981 89 Busungarna ”Tomten, jag vill ha en riktig jul” 1982 90 The Weather Girls ”Dear Santa (Bring me a man this Christmas)” 1983 93 U2 ”New year’s day” 1983 96 Queen ”Thank God it’s Christmas” 1984 98 Gary Glitter ”Another rock’n’roll Christmas” 1984 99 Wham! ”Last Christmas” 1984 102 Band Aid ”Do they know it’s Christmas?” 1984 105 Frankie Goes to Hollywood ”The power of love” 1984 107 King Diamond ”No presents for Christmas” 1985 109 Shakin’ Stevens ”Merry Christmas everyone” 1985 110 Sting ”Gabriel’s message” 1985 112 Mel & Kim ”Rockin’ around the Christmas tree” 1987 116 The Pogues & Kirsty MacColl ”A fairytale of New York” 1987 118 Run-DMC ”Christmas in Hollis” 1987 120 Triad ”Tänd ett ljus” 1987 121 Werner & Werner ”Vår julskinka har rymt” 1988 123 Bros ”Silent night” 1988 124 Chris Rea ”Driving home for Christmas” 1988 126 Cliff Richard ”Mistletoe and wine” 1988 128 The Ramones ”Merry Christmas (I don’t want to fight tonight)” 1989 131 Tommy Körberg & Sissel Kyrkjebø ”Julen är här” 1989 132 1990–1999 The Farm ”All together now” 1990 138 Just D ”Juligen” 1991 141 Stina Nordenstam ”Soon after Christmas” 1991 143 Darlene Love ”All alone on Christmas” 1992 145 TLC ”Sleigh ride” 1992 147 Bon Jovi ”I wish everyday could be like Christmas” 1992 149 Lars Vegas trio ”Kalle och hans vänner” 1992 151 Look Twice ”Slammin’ Christmas/Chillin’ with Santa” 1993 152 Saint Etienne ”I was born on Christmas day” 1993 154 Adam Sandler ”The Chanukah song” 1994 156 Leif ”Loket” Olsson & Harald Treutiger ”En riktigt god jul” 1994 158 Mariah Carey ”All I want for Christmas is you” 1994 161 Type O Negative ”Red water (Christmas mourning)” 1996 162 Los del Rio ”Macarena Christmas” 1996 164 Blink-182 ”I won’t be home for Christmas” 1997 166 No Doubt ”Oi to the world” 1998 168 ’N Synch ”Merry Christmas, happy holidays” 1998 171 Garth Brooks ”Baby Jesus is born” 1999 172 Carola Häggkvist ”Himlen i min famn” 1999 175 2000–2014 Britney Spears ”My only wish (this year)” & Christina Aguilera ”Christmas time” 2000 180 Destiny’s Child ”8 days of Christmas” 2001 182 Ainbusk & Håkan Hemlin ”En julsaga” 2001 185 Peter Jöback ”Jag kommer hem igen till jul” 2003 186 Billy Mack ”Christmas is all around” 2003 188 Lordi ”It snows in hell” 2006 191 Twisted Sister ”Oh come all ye faithful” 2006 193 Coole Piet ”Paniek in de confetti fabriek” 2006 194 The Killers ”Don’t shoot me Santa” 2007 196 Amanda Jenssen ”Another Christmas” 2008 202 Enya ”Trains and winter rains” 2008 204 Glasvegas ”A snowflake fell (and it felt like a kiss)” 2008 207 The Hives & Cyndi Lauper ”A Christmas duel” 2008 208 Lady Gaga feat Space Cowboy ”Christmas tree” 2009 209 Coldplay ”Christmas lights” 2010 212 Sean Banan ”Gott nytt jul” 2010 214 Den unge Fleksnes ”Under månen” 2010 215 Annie Lennox ”Universal child” 2010 218 She & Him ”I’ll be home for Christmas” 2011 220 Justin Bieber ”Mistletoe” 2011 221 Svante Thuresson ”Sång till Karl-Bertil Jonsson” 2011 224 Mauro Scocco ”Årets julklapp” 2012 225 Brainpool ”The last Christmas” 2013 230 är nätterna blir långa, och kölden sätter in om julen och annat smått och gott, men vi granskar Nsker någon ting mycket märkligt med den också hur Johannes Brost har kunnat vara inblandad allmänna musiksma ken Folk som annars ratar i alla tv-sända adventskalendrar från 60-talet fram all musik äldre än en månad gräver sig långt bak i till nu, varför årets julklapp 1988 – bakmaskinen skivbackarna för att hitta klassikerna från 40-, 50-, – aldrig blev en succé och varför Mattias Klum 60-, 70-, 80-, 90- och 00-talen: julplågorna Oavsett egentligen ville bli djungelfotograf Ibland önskar om man lyssnar på radio, slår sig ner på ett café man att julfirandet inte skulle ta slut vid tjugondag eller tar en nummerlapp på banken kan man vara Knut, och med hjälp av den här boken varar julen säker på att få möta dem En del av dem hamnar ända fram till påska år efter år på listorna över de mest älskade, spelade och önskade låtarna, andra är så märkliga att man frågar sig vad upphovsartisterna egentligen tänkte när de spelade in dem Här lyssnar vi oss igenom julens alla stjärnor, från Bing Crosby till Justin Bieber, från Carola till Lady Gaga, från Leif ”Loket” Olsson till Harald Treutiger Vi tar upp roliga fakta om artisterna, nya insikter 1980–1989 1980-talet var inte bara ett decennium bestå- dessa intensiva år och som fortfarande räknas till ende av finansvalpar med enorma mobiltele foner, de riktigt stora klassiska julplågorna italienska kostymer med gigantiska axelvaddar och en obändig vilja att slanta upp tiotals miljoner kro- Detta var en tid då man tog julen på största allvar, nor för gamla tavlor av döende dandies – det var en tid i avsaknad både av den politiska ilska som också julplågornas riktiga guldålder! hade präglat det sena 70-talet och den ironi som skulle komma att utmärka 90-talet Tack vare den När årtiondet inleddes hade den subversiva punk- ihållande högkonjunkturen under hela årtiondet rörelsen, den naturdyrkande gröna våg en och den började man utnämna årets julklapp som en hyll- i miljoner bokstavskombinationer splittrade vän- ning till konsumtionen och tack vare det fortfarande stern tappat betydligt med styrfart, även om en och skrala utbudet av tv- och radiokanaler var vi läm- annan arg och politisk plåga fortfarande letade sig nade i de få public service-makthavarnas våld när fram till radio kanalernas spellistor Istället tog en det gällde nylanserade julplågor hedonistisk och lyxberoende tid sin början, vilket inte minst märktes på det gigantiska intresset för julens mest gnistrande, pastelliga och sockervadda- de sida Denna orgie i julkitsch kunde vi dessutom finna osh några av de låtar som spelades in under 79 Jon Bon Jovi ”R2-D2, we wish you JON BON JOVI a merry Christmas” 1980 ”R2-D2, we wish you För länge, länge sedan, i en galax långt borta (New a merry Christmas” York) sjöng Jon Bon Jovi in sin allra första inspel- 1980 ning: en jullåt med Star wars-tema, en sentimental ton och en barnkör som hjälper den lenröstade Jon i den mysiga refrängen 87 % Många blir kanske förvånade över detta märkliga sammanträffande, men då är man inte medveten MOTIVERING: om att hela den våg av så kallad pudelrock som Kraften var med unge Bon Jovi tidigt.
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