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'''Gitarkameratene''' is the name used for the Norwegian singers [[Lillebjørn Nilsen]], [[Halvdan Sivertsen]], [[Jan Eggum]] and [[Øystein Sunde]] when they are together. Hence, Gitarkameratene is to be considered as a superband. The name ''Gitarkameratene'' can roughly be translated "The guitar friends" or "The guitar companions".
'''Gitarkameratene''' is the name used for a groupo of well-known Norwegian singers when they tour together. The group includes [[Lillebjørn Nilsen]], [[Halvdan Sivertsen]], [[Jan Eggum]] and [[Øystein Sunde]]. The name ''Gitarkameratene'' can roughly be translated "The guitar friends" or "The guitar companions".


The four singers used the name for the first time when they was turning together in 1988. They released two records in 1989 and 1990, which became a big succes. Since then they have been playing together in various occasions. While all four work on their own stuff, they are working together as well in concerts as well as recordings.


Because of the popularity of each of the solo artists, Gitarkameratene is considered a Norwegian "supergroup".
When [[Espen Lind]], [[Kurt Nilsen]], [[Askil Holm]] and [[Alejandro Fuentes]] are playing toghether, they have often been referred to as ''De Nye Gitarkameratene'' ("The new guitar companions"). However, they have not used this name officially. This led to Lillebjørn Nilsen sending a complaining letter to Espen Lind, which replied and said that they had not used the name officially and that they actually did not feel comfortable with the name.
The four singers used the name for the first time when they was turning together in 1988. They released two records in 1989 and 1990, which became big successes in Norway. Since then they have played together on various occasions. While all four work on their own material, they also work together in concerts and on recordings.

When four other Norwegian artists ([[Espen Lind]], [[Kurt Nilsen]], [[Askil Holm]] and [[Alejandro Fuentes]]) are playing together, they have often been referred to as ''De Nye Gitarkameratene'' ("The new guitar companions"). The four have have not used this name officially. However, the term has been used in the press, causing Lillebjørn Nilsen to send a letter of protest to Espen Lind, who replied and said that they had not used the name officially and that they actually did not feel comfortable with using the name themselves.


[[Category:Norwegian musical groups]]
[[Category:Norwegian musical groups]]

Revision as of 21:22, 30 March 2007

Gitarkameratene is the name used for a groupo of well-known Norwegian singers when they tour together. The group includes Lillebjørn Nilsen, Halvdan Sivertsen, Jan Eggum and Øystein Sunde. The name Gitarkameratene can roughly be translated "The guitar friends" or "The guitar companions".


Because of the popularity of each of the solo artists, Gitarkameratene is considered a Norwegian "supergroup".

The four singers used the name for the first time when they was turning together in 1988. They released two records in 1989 and 1990, which became big successes in Norway. Since then they have played together on various occasions. While all four work on their own material, they also work together in concerts and on recordings.

When four other Norwegian artists (Espen Lind, Kurt Nilsen, Askil Holm and Alejandro Fuentes) are playing together, they have often been referred to as De Nye Gitarkameratene ("The new guitar companions"). The four have have not used this name officially. However, the term has been used in the press, causing Lillebjørn Nilsen to send a letter of protest to Espen Lind, who replied and said that they had not used the name officially and that they actually did not feel comfortable with using the name themselves.