Danish group (formed 1977 in Aalborg, Denmark) with a clear political expression, their lyrics among other things protesting against American imperialism and the use of nuclear power in Denmark. The twin singers were active in the Danish women's movement and worked at Jomfru Ane Teatret in Aalborg. The similar name originated from the legend of Miss Ane from the 16th century (Jomfru is an archaic title, literally means virgin Ane). Claus Flygare, who also worked at Jomfru Ane Teatret and whose texts are used in songs of Jomfru Ane Band, has explained that Miss Ane was said to have a sister named Regitze presumed to be the mother of an illegitimate child. However, Regitze put the blame on her sister Ane who was then sentenced to death for fornication, illustrated on the front cover of the album [m243274].
2002
1982
CBS, CBS
7"
1982
1980
Amar Records
7"
1980
1978
1977
1977
1997
Egmont Music Club
2xCD, Comp
1978
2011
Hippieselskabet
2xCD, Comp
2010
Universal Music Group
10xCD, Album, RE + CD, Comp, Bon + Box, Comp
2002
Sony Music
CDr, Comp, Promo
1999
Exlibris
CD, Comp
1998
Egmont Music Club
2xCD, Comp
1998
Egmont Music Club
2xCD, Comp
1997
Egmont Music Club
2xCD, Comp
1997
CMC Records (7)
2xCD, Comp
1996
Egmont Music Club
2xCD, Comp
1994
CMC Records (7)
CD, Comp
1979
Genlyd
2xLP, Album
1979
Ateliers Du Zoning
LP
1976
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