Mannakorn "Í Gegnum Tíðina" 1977

Mannakorn is an Icelandic pop band, which released its first album in 1975. The word Mannakorn comes from the Bible and means bread from heaven or word of God. The mainstays of the band were: Magnús Eiríksson, the main songwriter and lyricist, who played various types of guitar and sang. Pálmi Gunnarsson, bass player and lead singer...
...Baldur Már Arngrímsson, guitar, percussion and vocals. Björn Björnsson, drums and vocals. In addition to them, Vilhjálmur Vilhjálmsson was a guest singer on the album together with Úlfar Sigmarsson on piano. The first album had 12 songs and lyrics, most of them by Magnús, except for Lilla Jóns, which is by Ray Sharp and Jón Sigurðsson, and then lyrics by Hudson Bay by Stein Steinarr. - wiki
trax:
01 Garun 02 Reyndu Aftur 03 Raefilskvaedi 04 Braggablus 05 Bot A Rassin 06 Solvi Helgason 07 Fyrir Utan Gluggan Thinn 08 Ef Thu Ert Mer Hja 09 Gongum Yfir Bruna 0 Gamli Godi Vinur
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