page_title: Alice Babs
section_title: Discography
hierarchical_section_title: Alice Babs / Discography
context_page_description: Alice Babs was a Swedish singer and actress. She worked in a wide number of genres – Swedish folklore, Elizabethan songs and opera. While she was best known internationally as a jazz singer, Babs also competed as Sweden's first annual competition entrant in the Eurovision Song Contest 1958. In 1972 she was named Sweden's Royal Court Singer, the first non-opera singer as such.
context_section_description: Alice Babs' discography includes more than 800 recordings since her debut with Joddlarflickan in 1939.  The following is a list of her recordings available on CD, listed chronologically from when they were originally recorded.
  Vax Records	CD 1003	Alice Babs & Nisse Linds Hot-trio, originally recorded: 1939–41
  Naxos	8.120759	Swingflickan, originally recorded: 1939–44
  Vax Records	CD 1000	Early recordings 1939–1949
  Klara skivan	KLA 7802-2	Joddlarflickan (2 CDs), originally recorded: 1939–51
  Phontastic	PHONTCD 9302	Swing it! Alice Babs!, originally recorded: 1939–53
  Sonora	548493-2	Swing it, Alice! (2 CDs), originally recorded: 1939–63
  Sonora	529315-2	Ett glatt humör, originally recorded: 1940–42
  Odeon	7C138-35971/2	Alice Babs, originally recorded: 1942–1947
  Metronome	8573-84676-2	Guldkorn, originally recorded: 1951–58
  Metronome	4509-93189-2	Metronomeåren, originally recorded: 1951–58
  Metronome	5050467-1616-2-7	Alice Babs bästa (2 CDs), originally recorded: 1951–61
  Bear Family	BCD 15809-AH	Mitsommernacht, originally recorded: 1953–59
  Bear Family	BCD 15814-AH	Lollipop, originally recorded: 1953–59
  EMI	7243-5-96148-2-3	Diamanter (2 CDs), originally recorded: 1958–60
  EMI	7243-5-20153-2-0	Just you, just me, originally recorded: 1958–72
  Pickwick	751146	Regntunga skyar, originally recorded: 1958–72
  Metronome	4509-95438-2	Swe-Danes Scandinavian Shuffle, originally recorded: 1959
  RCA	74321-12719-2	Alice and Wonderband, originally recorded: 1959
  Real Gone Music RGM-0496  Serenade to Sweden, Alice Babs and Duke Ellington, originally recorded: 1963
  Swedish Society Discofil	SWECD 401	Sjung med oss mamma (Alice Tegnér), originally recorded: 1963
  Swedish Society Discofil	SWECD 400	Alice Babs, originally recorded: 1964
  Swedish Society Discofil	SWECD 402	Scandinavian songs (Svend Asmussen) originally recorded: 1964
  Prophone	PCD 050	Yesterday, originally recorded: 1966–75
  Vax Records VAXCD 1006 "Illusion" (with Jan Johansson and Georg Riedels orchestra) Originally recorded 1966
  Vax Records CD 1008 "As time goes by" Alice Babs with Bengt Hallbergs trio and Arne Domnérus Big Band with Svend Asmussen. Originally recorded 1960–1969
  EMI	7243 5398942 2 	Den olydiga ballongen/Hej du måne, originally recorded: 1968–76
  Prophone	PCD 045	What a joy!, originally recorded: 1972–80
  Bluebell	ABCD 052	There's something about me, originally recorded: 1973–78
  Prophone	PCD 021	Serenading Duke Ellington, originally recorded: 1974–75
  Swedish Society Discofil	SCD 3003	Om sommaren sköna – Sjunger Alice Tegnér, originally recorded: 1974
  Bluebell	ABCD 005	Far away star, originally recorded: 1977
  RCA Victor	74321-62363-2	Swingtime again, originally recorded: 1998
  Sony	SK 61797	A church blues for Alice, originally recorded: 1999
  Four Leaf Clover Records FLCDVD 8001 Swingtime Again with Charlie Norman recorded 1999
  Prophone	PCD 062	Don't be blue, originally recorded: 2001
  Vax Records	Vi Minns Alice Babs released: 2014
caption: Recording of Alice Babs produced by the Swedish record label Sonora.
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