Haakon Ellingsen
Jenny Kissed Me

Music by Haakon Ellingsen
Words by Leigh Hunt (1784-1859)
Produced by Kyrre Fritzner and Haakon Ellingsen
All Guitars by Haakon Ellingsen
Flute by Ketil Vestrum Einarsen
"Re-organizing" files by Brynjar Dambo
All programming, mixing and mastering by Bal
Haakon Ellingsen is a Norwegian singer songwriter whose focus is pop music. He was a
member of the neopsychedelic pop group “The Last James,” in which he colaborated
with Lars Pedersen of  WHEN and Lars Lillo-Stenberg of De Lillos.  While a part of the  
“The Last James” he released the following CDs :
“The Last Dreamer” in 1997 with the band Gramophones and " What Is To Come...?"  
in 2004 with the band Sir Haakon & The Popular Musicians. He also released “Minstrel”
in 2001 using the name Haakon, and in 2005 the critically acclaimed " Bounty: 9 Songs
From An Armchair Sailor " using the name Haakon Ellingsen.

The CD "Minstrel" is a bit celtic and the CD "What Is To Come...?" is a Norwegian’s
escape into old-fashioned Britishness. The track “Jenny Kissed Me” from “Minstrel” was
recently remixed by Bal (owner of PBM records).  The CD  "Bounty: 9 Songs From An
Armchair Sailor " examines the concept that both  the sea and distant shores are
derived from a common source.

His new album “The Best Kind Of Ghost" will be released in 2008.

For more information on Haakon Ellingsen visit www.ellingsongs.no  or
www.myspace.com/haakonellingsen

You can purchase his most recent album  "Bounty" through Termo
Records at www.termorecords.com