Cornelis Vreeswijk was a Dutch-Swedish singer-songwriter, poet, and actor born
August 8, 1937, in IJmuiden, Netherlands. After emigrating to Sweden with his
family in November 1950, he taught himself guitar and singing, drawing influence
from Lead Belly, Josh White, and Georges Brassens. His breakthrough came in 1964
with his debut studio album, Ballader och oförskämdheter. Over the following
decades, he released numerous albums, including Spring mot Ulla, spring! in
1971, Movitz! Movitz! in 1977, and Cornelis sjunger Victor Jara in 1978,
blending blues and American folk traditio...