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| Label | Mariann | |||
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Crazy People is a 1985 music album by Herreys.
In 1985 Herreys won the Sopot Music Festival Grand Prix performing the song "Sommarparty", which was released as a single. "Varje liten droppe regn" was also released as a single both in Swedish and in English (as "People Say It's in the Air").
"People from Ibiza" is a cover of the 1984 single performed by Sandy Marton.
On 22 February 1985, the album peaked at no 10 on the Swedish albums chart. [1]
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