- Swe -... | Fabodjantan - Come Blow The Horn - 1978

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Released in 1978, (alternatively titled Come and Blow the Horn ) is a cult classic of Swedish "porno-chic" directed by American auteur Joseph W. Sarno under the pseudonym Lawrence Henning. Set against the bucolic, idyllic backdrop of rural Dalarna (specifically Skattungbyn), the film blends Swedish folklore with explicit erotic comedy. Narrative and Cinematic Context

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  “Come blow the horn,” the album seems to say. “The herd is gathering. And they are dancing to a Moog.”

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  Fabodjantan Title: Come Blow The Horn Year: 1978 Country: Sweden Label: [Unknown — add if known] Genre: Funk / Jazz-Rock / Rare Groove

  Today, original copies of Come Blow The Horn are nearly impossible to find. When they appear at auction, they command prices north of €1,500. But the music itself lives on, streaming in small corners of the internet, inspiring modern artists like Dungen, Goat, and Kelly Moran. It is a document of a specific, magical moment: when Swedish woodsmen picked up synthesizers, when folk tradition bent toward the cosmos, and when a forgotten band from the north blew a horn that still echoes across decades.

  1. Genre & Era

  It is a quintessential example of the "Swedish Sin" era of cinema, falling under the category of Swedish Erotica . This genre was famous in the 1970s for pushing boundaries regarding on-screen nudity and sexual liberation, often blending pastoral folklore with explicit content.