Thore Skogman was a beloved Swedish singer, songwriter, and entertainer, known for his prolific output and a career spanning several decades. Born on March 9, 1931, in Hallstahammar, Sweden, Skogman quickly became a key figure in the Nordic music scene, delighting audiences with his distinctive voice and knack for catchy, folk-influenced tunes. His foray into music was marked by a variety of jobs, but it was his talent for songwriting that led to his breakthrough in the 1950s and '60s.

Skogman's music was characterized by its playfulness and humor, often reflecting everyday life and whimsical storytelling, which resonated with a wide range of listeners. His discography is extensive and includes hits such as "Dra ända in i Hälsingland" and "Storfiskarvalsen," which remain popular in Sweden and beyond. Over the years, Thore's music has been compiled into several collections, as evident in releases like "Thores Bästa Låtar" and "Det bästa med Thore Skogman," ensuring that his musical legacy continues to be celebrated. Although Thore Skogman passed away on December 9, 2007, his work lives on, capturing the heart and soul of Swedish folk-pop and entertaining new generations with its timeless charm.