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Claus Asmussen (born 12 February 1949 in Copenhagen) is a Danish musician (guitar), actor and composer,[1] the son of jazz violinist Svend Asmussen, and a central member of the Danish pop bands 'Emanuel D.P.', 'Sir Henry & His Butlers' (1965–80) and The 'Shu-Bi-Dua' (1974–2005).

Claus Asmussen
Background information
Born	(1949-02-12) 12 February 1949 (age 73) Copenhagen, Denmark
Occupation(s)	Musician, actor, composer
Instrument(s)	Guitar
Years active	1963–present

Asmussen has not been very active on stage since 2005, but he was on a tour to Afghanistan with the other ex-Shubs, Michael Hardinger, Bosse Hall, Henning Tingleff and Klaus Poulsen, under the name Veterans, where in April 2010 they played a couple of concerts for the Danish soldiers. He runs the audio production company Audiomedia.[2]

Filmography

• 1989: Den røde tråd
• 1992: Shu-bi-dua i Tivoli
• 1993: Shu-bi-40 – Et juleeventyr (TV Special documentary short)
• 2003: Shu-bi-dua – tanketorsk eller stjerneskud?[1]

Discography

With 'Sir Henry & His Butlers'

• 1967: Camp (Columbia Records)
• 1967: H2O (Parlophone)
• 1967: Sir Henry & His Butlers (Columbia Records)
• 1973: Listen! (EMI Records, Parlophone)
• 1980: Sir Henry (EMI Records)
• 1990: La' Det Gry, La' Det Gro (Polydor Records)[3]

With 'Shu-Bi-Dua'

• 1974: Shu•bi•dua (Polydor Records), as sound engineer
• 1975: Shu•bi•dua 2 (Polydor Records)
• 1976: Shu•bi•dua 3 (Polydor Records)
• 1977: Shu•bi•dua 4 (Polydor Records)
• 1978: 78'eren (Polydor Records)
• 1979: Shu•bi•dua 6 (Polydor Records)
• 1980: Shu•bi•dua 7 (Storkophon)
• 1982: Shu•bi•dua 8 (Storkophon)
• 1982: Shu•bi•dua 9 (Balstram)
• 1983: Shu•bi•dua 10 (Balstram)
• 1985: Shu•bi•dua 11 (Hardazz I/S)
• 1987: Shu•bi•dua 12 (Shu-Bi-Dua Self-release)
• 1990: 78'eren (Elap Music)
• 1992: SShu•bi•dua 13 (Elap Music)
• 1993: Shu•bi•dua 14 (Elap Music)
• 1994: Shu•bi•40 (CMC Records)
• 1995: Shu•bi•dua 15 (CMC Records)
• 1997: Shu•bi•dua 16 (CMC Records)
• 2000: Shu•bi•dua 17 (CMC Records)
• 2001: Rap Jul & Godt Nytår (CMC Records)
• 2004: Symfo•ni•dua (CMC Records), with 'DR RadioUnderholdningsOrkestret'
• 2005: Shu•bi•dua 18 (Peaked in DEN: #2)[4][5]

With 'Emanuel D.P.'

• 1976 Emanuel D.P. (Polydor Records)[6]

References

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