Tommy Blom

Blom formed Tages in 1963, originally as a duo with Anders Topel. They performed with acoustic guitars during a regatta in Hovås, south of Gothenburg. Because of popular reception, the duo quickly recruited guitarist Danne Larsson, bassist Göran Lagerberg, and later drummer Freddie Skantze.

Tages were one of the most successful Swedish bands of the 1960s. They achieved thirteen top-20 singles on Kvällstoppen, such as "Sleep Little Girl", "I Should Be Glad", "In My Dreams", and "Miss Mac Baren", as well as having two albums certified gold, Tages (1965) and Tages 2 (1966).

Blom left Tages in 1968, and so, the group changed their name to Blond, before splitting a year later.

In the mid-1990s, he started hosting Vinyl 107. In 2008, he lost that job because "he was too old", but he returned in 2011.[1] Every Sunday, 60-tals morgon, his programme with songs from the 1960s, was broadcast on Vinyl 107.[2] Before he worked at Vinyl 107, he worked as a music teacher at the school Kvarnbäcksskolan in Haninge.

Blom was a member of the music groups Idolerna[3] and The Cadillac band.[4] He's also known for voicing Mr. Krabs in the Swedish dub of SpongeBob SquarePants until his death.

Blom died on 25 May 2014 in Sweden aged 67.

• Tommy Blom discography at Discogs
• Tommy Blom at IMDb