The Monn-Keys

The Monn-Keys was a Norwegian vocal group, active from 1948 until 1964. The group was founded by Sølvi Wang and Egil Monn Iversen of which she was a member and he served as musical director. The line-up changed over the years and included Fredrik Conradi, Per Asplin, Nora Brockstedt, Oddvar Sanne, Arne Bendiksen. When Per Asplin suffered a neck injury, Johnny Brudvik served as his substitute. In 1957, the members of The Monn-keys created the group company Egil Monn Iversen A/S which handled music publishing, record manufacture, and owned a number of labels including Triola.