Denmark, Germany, Sweden, Holland, America...
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Malerbakken 11, Holte, Denmark.

My room, my first tape-recorder. Note the hanging liquor bottles in the window.

My grandfather had given me the guitar, and he said "After you have learned 3 chords, you can play all the songs in the world".

He didn't say how well...

It was a grey, rainy world .

An ordinary moment on our schoolyard: Skip-roping on a rainy day. Girls I fell in love with... - where are they now?

The music started:

Vocal groups, radio, TV, records, newspapers... Big fish in a small pond.
"Quacks" so named because we started out with 2 medical students in the group.

Kirsten Granau, Finn Moller, Michael Bundesen and me.

Michael Bundesen is now doing heavy rock in the band "Shubi-dua". Later Michael Elo and Ianne Elo became my partners in tours and recordings in Denmark, Germany & Holland. Jan Blaabjerg was in my first group, "Four Quacks", and he was the only one to actually became a doctor.

Records and albums with Quacks - I loved the sound of voices in tight clusters, and formed several groups (mostly vocal trios).
My (sigh) very first record (above) at the age of 17
Ten years later I discovered that my title song "Light Blue Bananas", had been included in the Danish state-school song-book, listed "by Anonymous".

In a way, I'm kind of proud of that...

An American agent saw the group in Copenhagen and gave us our first gig in New York. It was a big new world, and life would never be the same.

The group split up, but I stayed in America to try for the big time.

In Hollywood I recorded 5 albums of film music for Capitol Records, music for Playboy, some TV stuff...
Oh, and I wrote and sang the theme-song for a Burt Reynolds film called "Hooper".

Since then, I have played and lived in
Los Angeles and recorded many songs with my then wife, Magi (Myggen).
We had a son, Mikael, moved to
Santa Barbara, then divorced.

I have produced some 100 videos and documentaries through my production company, VisionEars.com.

My life is an amazing movie, and I have found new love, become a little more humble, perhaps, but never let go of my love for music and a vision of what the world can become if we all listen to each other and dance in gratitude for each moment.