The way the Plommons' story began, was quite unusual: Maud Lindqvist and Eva Håkanson were on their way back home one night, when they met a journalist, who thought the girls were rock musicians, because they were carrying guitars. Although Lindqvist was just trying to teach Håkanson to play, they couldn't resist telling a little white lie to the newsman. A while after this occasion, they actually formed a group and named it the Plommons, featuring Lindqvist on guitar/lead vocals, Eva "Plommon" Håkanson on bass/vocals and Eva Kroon on drums. In 1965, the Plossoms got a chance to perform at Gröna Lund, but there was a demand, that the group had to be a quartet. That's how the keyboardist Ingrid Granelli joined them. In the beginning it seemed to work out just fine: At Fall 1965 they performed in "Drop In" program, and in the early 1966 came out their debut-single. At this point the group's members were extremely optimistic 'bout their future and long-living career. Still, already by the end of 1966, were both Lindqvist and Granelli quitted (and were replaced by Helena Thunholm:gtr/vcl and Carina Fredriksson:keys/vcl), and at Spring 1967 the Plossoms broke up. Some of them continued with Suzie & the Sunnygirls, that became later known just as the Sunnygirls, after Suzie had left the group and continued as a solo artist.

ODEON SD 5988	Hungry For Love / Last Train To Liverpool   (45rpm single, p/s)	1966 Sweden
ODEON SD 5993	Are You Sure / Da Doo Ron Ron   (45rpm single, p/s)	1966 Sweden
RADIO MISTLUREN PRO 5001	V/A : PACKAGE OF SOUND   (LP) Last Train To Liverpool	1966 Sweden
HEP HOUSE HS 14	Malaika / Du Som Kan Le Åt Allt   (45rpm single, p/s)	1967 Sweden
SONET SLPD-2584	V/A : SWEDISH GRAFFITI, VOL.2   (2-LP) Malaika	1976 Sweden
EMI 7C 138-35694 M	V/A : DU SKULLE VART MÉ!   (2-LP) Da Doo Ron Ron	1979 Sweden
SONET BOX-046	V/A : SWEDISH GRAFFITI   (LP-boxset) Malaika	1981 Sweden