Popol Ace
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- This article is about the Norwegian band. For the German band called Popol Vuh, see Popol Vuh (German band).
Popol Vuh, later known as Popol Ace, was a 1970s Norwegian progressive rock band, that became popular in the 1970s Norwegian rock scene with such songs as "All We Have Is the Past", "Queen of all Queens" and "Music Box".
The band later changed its name to "Popol Ace" to avoid confusion with the German band Popol Vuh.
The band's downfall came with the lead singer Jahn Teigen leaving the band for a solo career.
[edit] Last line-up
- Jahn Teigen – vocals
- Pete Knutsen – guitar, keyboards
- Arne Schulze – guitar
- Terje Methi – bass
- Thor Andreassen – drums and percussion
- Pjokken Eide – flute, trombone
[edit] Discography
as Popol Vuh
- 1972 Popol Vuh, Polydor 2923 009
- 1973 Quiche Maya, Polydor 2382 038
as Popol Ace
- 1975 Stolen From Time, Polydor 2480 332
- 1978 Curly Sounds, Polydor 2383 498
- 1994 Cat of 9 Tales, Polydor 523908-2 (compilation)
- 2003 All We Have, Universal/Polydor (albums 1-4 + 5th disc of rarities)
- 2006 The Best of Popol Ace, Universal (compilation)
[edit] External links
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