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Chrissie Hynde and Yttling Jazz have released a studio cover of The Doors’ 1967 song “People Are Strange.” The pair debuted the song on Swedish television’s På Spåret on Oct. 9, renewing a musical partnership that began with Hynde’s 2014 solo album Stockholm.
Chrissie Hynde and Yttling Jazz have released a studio cover of The Doors’ “People Are Strange”, following its live debut on the Swedish television show På Spåret on Oct. 9. The collaboration brings Hynde back together with musician and producer Björn Yttling, who co-wrote and co-produced her 2014 solo album Stockholm.
The cover pairs Hynde’s lead vocal with Yttling Jazz, the group led by Yttling. According to Stereogum’s report, the band is serving as the house band on På Spåret for several weeks. The performance marked the song’s public debut, while a studio recording was released on streaming services the same day.
The choice of song reaches back to The Doors’ 1967 recording. The source identifies the new release as a cover of that classic track, but does not provide details about its arrangement, recording personnel beyond Hynde and Yttling Jazz, or the label and release plans.
Hynde had signaled the collaboration in a recent blog post, writing that she had traveled to Gothenburg to sing with Yttling’s jazz group. She recalled working with him on Stockholm and praised the Yttling Jazz album, adding that she was glad to sing with the group. Her post described the visit and the musical reunion; the release report confirms that the pair subsequently issued the cover.
A Reunion Beyond Stockholm
The release reconnects Hynde with Björn Yttling more than a decade after their earlier album project. For listeners, it offers a new recording from an established singer working with a collaborator from her solo catalogue, rather than a newly announced full-length album or tour. The available report confirms this single cover and its television debut, but does not describe a broader joint project.
The song also links the collaboration to The Doors’ 1967 repertoire. Its arrival on a Swedish television program and streaming services gives the performance two distinct settings: a televised live debut and a studio version listeners can access independently. No audience figures, chart performance or critical response are supplied, so the release’s reach and reception cannot yet be assessed from the information provided.
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From Stockholm to Gothenburg
Hynde and Yttling previously worked together on Stockholm, Hynde’s 2014 debut solo album. Stereogum reports that Yttling co-wrote and co-produced the record. Hynde referenced that history in her blog post about visiting Gothenburg, describing the earlier album as a project she made with Yttling roughly ten years before the new performance.
The latest collaboration came through Yttling Jazz’s role as house band on På Spåret for several weeks. The supplied report says the performance aired on Friday, Oct. 9, and that a studio recording arrived on streaming platforms. It does not state the year, so the date should not be attached to a year without additional confirmation.
““I did go to Gothenburg a couple weeks ago to sing with The Bjorn Yttling Jazz combo.””
— Chrissie Hynde, in a recent blog post quoted by Stereogum
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Release Details Still Unspecified
The source confirms the Oct. 9 television debut and the release of a studio version on streaming services, but does not specify the year. It also does not identify the streaming services, provide a release label or give a track listing or production credits for the cover.
There is no information in the supplied report about whether Hynde and Yttling plan further performances, additional recordings or a larger project together. The arrangement’s details and the response from audiences and critics are also not described. Those points remain unconfirmed rather than evidence of any plans or outcomes.
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Streaming Release and Further Plans
Listeners can look for the studio recording on streaming services; the source does not name particular platforms. The live debut took place on På Spåret, where Yttling Jazz was scheduled to serve as house band for a few weeks, according to Stereogum.
No further Hynde-Yttling dates or releases have been announced in the supplied material. Any additional collaboration, broadcast performance or release details would need confirmation from the artists, their representatives or the program.
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Key Questions
What did Chrissie Hynde and Yttling Jazz release?
They released a studio cover of The Doors’ “People Are Strange,” first performed on Swedish television.
When and where did the cover debut?
The cover debuted on På Spåret on Oct. 9. The supplied source does not specify the year.
Who is Björn Yttling?
Yttling is the musician associated with Yttling Jazz. He also co-wrote and co-produced Hynde’s 2014 solo album Stockholm, according to Stereogum.
Is the recording available to stream?
Yes. The report says a studio version was released on streaming services, though it does not name the platforms.
Have Hynde and Yttling announced more work together?
The supplied report confirms this cover and their earlier album collaboration, but gives no details about further joint releases or performances.
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