Weeping Willows
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Biography
Weeping Willows, a Swedish rock band formed in 1995, originated from Magnus Carlson and Thomas Sundgren's involvement in a cover band playing country music and rockabilly. The duo joined Stefan Sundströmâs Apache band, leading to the formation of Weeping Willows, named after a line in Johnny Cash's "Big River". Their debut album, Broken Promise Land, produced by PÃ¥l Svenre, was released on October 3, 1997, and featured collaborations with notable musicians. The album achieved significant success in Sweden, Norway, and Germany. Weeping Willows continued to release albums including Endless Night (1999), Into the Light (2002), and Presence (2004). Notable singles include "I'm Gonna Let Love Find Me" (2005) and "Merry Christmas, My Love" (2020). The band's music is characterized by its sentimental rock style with prominent string and brass arrangements. Weeping Willows' albums consistently reached the top ten in Sweden.
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- Let Christmas Be the Reason
- Try It Once Again
- Maybe This Christmas
- Christmas Eve Can Kill You
- Shine Your Light On Me
- Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
- Purple Snowflakes
- Winter Night
- Christmas Time Is Here Again
- Merry Christmas (I Don't Want To Fight Tonight)
- First of May by Helen Sjöholm
- Merry Christmas Baby
- Midwinter Moon
- O Holy Night
- What Can I Give You This Christmas
- Someday at Christmas
- Pretty Paper by Doug Seegers
- You're All I Want for Christmas
- Whispers
- Good Night Moon
- I Can?t Feel It In Here
- Louisa
- Drifting Away
- Echoes Of Your Breath
