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Samla Mammas Manna were the premiere Swedish progressive-rock band of the
1970s. Formed by keyboardist Lars Hollmer, they released
Samla Mammas Manna (1971),
Maltid (1973) and Klossa Knapitatet (1974)
before meeting a mysterious producer, Gregory Allan Fitzpatrick, who
composed and arranged Snorum-garnas Symfoni (oct 1976) for them.
They disbanded but reformed in 1977 as
Zamla Mammaz Manna, adding Eino Haapala on guitar,
and recorded the double album
Schlagerns Mystik - For Aldre Nybegynnare (1977), the first half
being a studio set of songs drenched in folk-rock and prog-rock
(including the 17 minute The Fate) and the second half being
live improvisations,
Familjesprickor (1980).
Keyboardist Lars Hollmer and guitarist Eino Haapala formed Von Zamla in 1981
and released Zamlaranama (1981) and No Make Up (1983).
1983 compiles live performances.
Hollmer also released the solo albums
XII Sibiriska (1981), Vill Du Hora Mer (1982),
Fran Natt Idag (1983),
Tonoga (1985),
Vendeltid (1988),
Vandelmassa,
Andetag (1997).
Samla returned a quarter of a century later with
Kaka (Amigo, 1999)
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