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There are multiple artists named "Saga".
Saga is
1) A progressive rock quintet, formed in Oakville, Ontario, Canada. Bassist-keyboardist Jim Crichton and Welsh-born vocalist Michael Sadler have been the principal songwriters for Saga. Originally known as The Pockets, Saga formed in 1977 from the nucleus of Canadian rock band Fludd. In June 1978, they released their self-titled debut album. Their 1979 follow-up album Images at Twilight gave them their first charting single in Canada with the song "It's Time" peaking at #84 in the Canadian Charts. Saga's next album, Silent Knight was released in 1980 and in 1981, the band's 4th album Worlds Apart was released. Following on the success of Worlds Apart, the band won the 1982 Juno Award for "Most Promising Group of the Year.
A 5th album Heads or Tales was released in late 1983 and became another success. Their 6th album Behaviour was released in 1985, and included the singles: "Listen to Your Heart" and "What Do I Know" (#57 Canada). In 1986, Steve Negus and Jim Gilmour
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Saga (singer)
This article is about the Swedish singer. For the Canadian band, see Saga (band).
Musical artist
Saga (born 1975)[1] is a Swedish white nationalist singer-songwriter. She started as the vocalist for Symphony of Sorrow,[2] but has since become known for her tribute CDs to the band Skrewdriver and her solo projects, promoting white nationalism and anti-communism. She is one of the most successful Swedish white nationalist singers.[3]
Biography
Saga is the stage name of a Swedish singer born in southern Sweden in 1975.[1] She became part of the Swedish nationalist movement in her youth.[1] Following her tribute CDs, she gathered an international audience, playing concerts in Great Britain, Germany, and Finland in addition to Sweden, and briefly living in the United States before returning to Sweden in 2005.[1] Having returned, she recorded a second album with Symphony of Sorrow.[1]
Saga was featured on the front cover of the Fall 2000 edition of Resistance Magazine, a United States
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