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Kaipa

Kaipa is a Swedish progressive rock band.

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Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject Musicians >.name: Kaipa
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject Musicians >.image: Scar Symmetry in Avesta april 2010 27-Per Nilsson.jpg
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject Musicians >.caption: Per Nilsson performing in April 2010
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject Musicians >.background: group_or_band
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject Musicians >.alias: Ura Kaipa (1973–74)
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject Musicians >.origin: Sweden
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject Musicians >.genre: Progressive rock
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject Musicians >.years_active: 1973–present
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject Musicians >.label: Decca, Inside Out, Musea
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject Musicians >.associated_acts: The Flower Kings, Kaipa da Capo, San Michael's
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject Musicians >.current_members: Hans LundinPatrik LundströmAleena GibsonJonas ReingoldPer NilssonDarby Todd
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject Musicians >.past_members: Tomas ErikssonRoine StoltIngemar BergmanMats LindbergMats LöfgrenMax ÅhmanMats "Microben" LindbergPer "Pelle" AnderssonMorgan Ågren

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Instance of: rock band
Genre: progressive rock
Country of origin: Sweden
Record label: Inside Out Music
Official website: www.kaipa.info
Image: Scar Symmetry in Avesta april 2010 27-Per Nilsson.jpg

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Discography
Studio albums
Compilations
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Kaipa is a Swedish progressive rock band.

== History == The band was formed as Ura Kaipa by Hans Lundin (keyboards) and Tomas Eriksson (bass) from San Michael's. Roine Stolt joined Kaipa as guitarist when he was 17. In 1974, shortly after they had cut the "Ura" from the name of the band, they released their self-titled debut album. Stolt, who later founded The Flower Kings, left the group in 1979, after the album Solo.