When "The Boppers" broke through in the late 70s, it surprised everyone. A bunch of suburban guys from Stockholm who played doo-wop and 50s rock in the midst of the punk era. The band captured an audience that spanned several generations and for a couple of crazy years broke record after record in the Swedish folk parks. Today, more than 40 years later, the band continues to tour and release records, but we'll start from the beginning and tell the story of "The Boppers".
When "The Boppers" broke through in the late 70s, it surprised everyone. A bunch of suburban guys from Stockholm who played doo-wop and 50s rock in the midst of the punk era. The band captured an audience that spanned several generations and for a couple of crazy years broke record after record in the Swedish folk parks. Today, more than 40 years later, the band continues to tour and release records, but we'll start from the beginning and tell the story of "The Boppers".
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