Staffan Stenström

Swedish singer and bassist, born 17 September 1943 in Uppsala, died 24 June 2013 in Enskede-Årsta parish. From 1963, Stenström was a member of the band The Adventures and then in The Quints, which in 1967 appeared on the compilation album Zingotoppen with the song Distant Love, written by Stenström and Jan Bandel. After The Quints was transformed into the Atlantic Ocean the same year, Stenström was a member of this band, with which he appeared in Roy Andersson's feature film A Love Story (1970). Stenström then left music for a while to finish his law degree, but later participated in Greg FitzPatrick's music project Together (1973) and was for a time a member of Jan Rohde's band Rohdes Rockers, with which he appeared on the music album "Live" On The Road ( Polydor, 1973). [1] He was also a member of the dance pop band Björnligan, which later acquired the rights to the name Humlor och bin. He also had a minor role in Jan Halldoff's film Klippet (1982). For the Finnish cellist see Staffan Stenström (2)!