Dallapé is a
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music group established in 1925 by accordionist Masa Jäppilä (1900–1967), singer Ville Alanko (1907–1931) and percussionist Mauno Jonsson who were influenced by American jazz music. Dallapé was the most popular band of Finland in the 1930s and played a significant role in
Finnish music life for decades. The band is still active.
Members
* Juha Hostikka – vocals
* Anssi Nykänen - drums
* Harri Rantanen - bass
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Varre Vartiainen - guitar
* Niko Kumpuvaara - accordion
* Mauri Saarikoski - violin
* Arttu Takalo - xylophone
* Petri Puolitaival - saxophone
* Heikki Pohto - saxophone
* Tero Lindberg - trumpet
* Antti Rissanen - trombone, tuba
Selected past members
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Asser Fagerström
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Georg Malmstén
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Tauno Palo
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Tapio Rautavaara
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Sami Saari
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Tapani Valsta
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Viljo Vesterinen
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Olavi Virta
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Recordings
* Tähtisarja – 30 suosikkia (2012, Warner Music)
* Soittajan sussu (2011) Blue Note Records
* Levytyksiä vuosilta 1940–1942 (2011) Artie Music
* Jälleen soittaa Dallapé (2010) Blue Note Records
* Levytyksiä vuodelta 1939 (2009) Artie Music
* Levytyksiä vuosilta 1937–1938 (2008) Artie Music
* Levytyksiä vuosilta 1934–1936 (2007) Artie Music
* Ja vuodet vierivät… – Kosti Seppälä ja Dallapé (2007) Poptori
* Levytyksiä vuosilta 1930–1933 (2006) Artie Music
* Levytyksiä vuodelta 1929 (2006) Artie Music
* 20 suosikkia – Levytyksiä vuosilta 1930–1940 (2000) Warner Music Finland
* Juhlalevy (2000) Poptori
* Tuplajättipotti (1995)
* Suomen Joutsen (1989)
* Dallapé-orkesteri (eri esiintyjiä) (2-LP, 1982) Finnlevy
* Dallapé-orkesteri (Viljo Lehtinen) PSO
* Dallapé 50 (1975) PSO
* Konkaritanssit 5 (Kalevi Korpi, Johnny Forsell ja Berit sekä Dallapé-orkesteri) (1974) PSO
* Konkaritanssit 2 (Kalevi Korpi ja Martti Suuntala sekä Dallapé-orkesteri) (1972) PSO
* Dallapé-orkesteri (Kalevi Korpi ja Johnny Forsell) (1971) PSO
References
External links
Dallapé Official Home Page(in Finnish and English)
Finnish jazz ensembles
Finnish schlager groups
Musical groups established in 1925
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