[1] Their line-up during their breakthrough in 1964 consisted of Tommy Blom, Göran Lagerberg, Danne Larsson, Anders Töpel and Freddie Skantze.
Tages originally formed as a duo between childhood friends Tommy Blom and Anders Töpel, who would get together and play guitar to positive reactions from acquaintances.
[4] This was the lineup that played on the group's breakthrough single "Sleep Little Girl" in 1964, and would last until the early summer of 1966, when Skantze decided to quit the band that June.
[9] In May 1969, they changed their name to Blond and recorded the album The Lilac Years before Larsson and Töpel left the band during that summer due to the mandatory conscription Sweden had at the time.
[12] Lagerberg, Lindér and Svensson then recruited Anders Töpel's brother Björn as a rhythm guitarist and Mats Landahl on keyboards and harmonica, debuting this line-up in December 1969.