Leroy Larson And The Minnesota Scandinavian Ensemble - I'll Be Home For Lefse

Tracklist

A1	I'll Be Home For Lefse	2:29
A2	A Norwegian In Vienna	3:35
A3	Sinclair Schottische	2:13
A4	Mazurka After Tore Lund	2:50
A5	Stryman Karlsson's Hambo	3:01
A6	Laura's Polka	2:54
B1	It's Yust Vun Av Dose Tings	2:33
B2	Bride's Waltz	3:00
Scandinavia Today Folk Dance Medley - 1982	(4:51)
B3a	Varsovienne
B3b	Aattetur
B3c	Lantti
B3d	Islenskur
B3e	Familie Sekstur
B4	Kan Du Vissla, Johanna?	2:19
B5	Hug The Girls	2:45

Companies, etc.

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Banjar Records, Inc.
• Produced At – Encore Productions
• Record Company – Banjar Records, Inc.

Credits

• Accordion – Helge Lamo, Mel Brenden
• Banjo, Mandola, Vocals, Instruments [Ting], Executive-Producer – Leroy Larson
• Bass [String], Violin, Guitar, Accordion – Dick Rees
• Engineer – Scott Rivard
• Layout – Bob Andresen
• Photography By – Dione Larson, Torstein Vegheim
• Violin – Les "Ebie" Kittleson (tracks: B3)
• Vocals – Laura Astri Larson (tracks: B4)

Notes

This is the 7th LP recording by the popular Minnesota Scandinavian Ensemble, who first performed by that name in 1975 on Garrison Keller's "A Prarie Home Companion" radio show.

For more than a decade the Ensemble has delighted radio listeners, dancers, and audiences throughout the U.S.A., Canada, and Scandinavia. In 1983 they performed for the Arrival of King Olav V of Norway in Minneapolis. The previous year the Ensemble performed for the royalty and heads of State from the 5 Scandan Countries during the Scandinavia Today festival. In 1986 they were filmed by Norwegian Broadcasting for a series of TV Documentaries.

Since 1974 the Ensemble has been the leader in preserving and promoting Scandinavian folk dance music, both old and new.

This recording includes tunes never before recorded, some old standards brought to new light, and new tunes and songs that are sure to elicit some pleasant surprises.

The song "I'll Be Home For Lefse" captures the Scandinavian holiday spirit as does "It's Yust Vun Av Dose Tings" which is the latest in Scandinavian-American dialect recordings.

As always, recordings by the Minnesota Scandinavian Ensemble are fashioned for dancing, and so we invite you to Waltz, Schottische, Polka, and Hambo. Or just make yourself comfortable and enjoy the happy, toe-tapping music.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout: E-1394