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Blue Boys (Danish band)

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Blue Boys were a Danish vocal quartet of the 1960s.^[1]

Their best known songs included : "Ud på flisen Karoline" (1958), "Oppe på bjerget" (1954), "skraldemand han tar skraldet" (1959), "Hvem har lånt min gamle hat" (1958) and "Falleri Fallera" (1954)

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^ Bjarne Rydstrøm: Blue Boys Erindringsbog, 2006

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