Artist Detailed Info: Someones

R & B group formed by the North Bridge in June 1964 with the following members:

Flemming Lyngholm (lead-g)
Jorgen Lyngholm (rhythm-g)
Finn Dalhart (el-b)
Hans Christian Andersen (dm)
Ole Jensen Bruno (lead-vo), which were replaced by
Pallet White Feldmann (lead-vo) in the autumn of that year.

Someone originally played in local youth clubs and in the Place Pigalle on the hill. Obtained in 1965 a great popularity with White Feld as idol particular by the group's many appearances in Hit House and nationwide tours. Was used as a support band at a variety of concerts featuring big international names such as. Rolling Stones P.J. Proby, Kinks and the Yardbirds. Someone broke suddenly in September 1965, when White Feld and Lyngholm brothers left the music. Someone recorded the original (1-3).
In November 1965 restored Dalhart and Andersen Someone with

Oulund Soren Petersen (rhythm-g)
Jesper 'Daffy' Elgaard Petersen (lead-g)
Tom 'Tobias' Steenberg (lead-vo) - the latter two former Black Stones.

The new Someone debuted at Hollies concert in KB Hall, in December 1965. Someone continued in the original group r. & b.-style up to Dalhart and Oulund Petersen left the group in the autumn of the 1966th Steenberg then also played bass, and

Torben Ebbesen (ts)
Allan Insby (bs, tb)

entered. The two fans meant a musical shift towards a more soul influenced style (4.8). In spring 1967, replaces 'Daffy' Oulund Petersen of Petersen, who returned, and

Stig Schov Christensen (org, vo)

entered. In May 67 besod group following the

Torben Ebbesen (ts)
Allan Insby (bs, tb)
Oulund Soren Petersen (el-g)
Stig Schov Christensen (org, vo)
Tom 'Tobias' Steenberg (Elb, vo)
Hans Christian Andersen (dm).
Lea Rasmussen (lead-vo) (ex-Step by Step)

played with Someone from summer 1967 to autumn of that year when Torben Ebbesen simultaneously replaced by

Ole Olsen (ts).

Recorded (5), which was launched in TV's Top Pop from Villa in Roskilde Fjord in February 1968. In autumn 1968 left Andersen Schov Christensen and Allan Insby group and were replaced by

Jorn Elniff (dm)
George McLaury (el-b) (ex-Dave Keene).

This crew continued to Someone 'solution in the spring of the 1969th Steenberg continued Decent People, which also Ebbesen entered at the turn 69-70. McLaury played 74-75 in Kloster Band, Caracas (76-80), biorhythms (77) (with Soren Kragh-Jacobsen) and night buses (80-81) (with Jacob Groth).

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