(Garage Rock / Rhythm and Blues) Q65 - Дискография (1966 - 1997), FLAC, APE, WavPack (image+.cue), lossless

Группа Q65 была образована в январе 1965 года в Гааге (Голландия). Благодаря частым концертам она быстро стала известна в своем городе и округе. Поначалу музыканты играли, в основном, кавер-версии песен Вилли Диксона, Роберта Джонсона и групп The Kinks, Animals и Rolling Stones. В первый же год существования группу окрестили голландскими Pretty Things - за особенный, «уродливый» (ugly), как говорили, звук. Уже в январе 1966 года был выпущен первый сингл команды - You’re The Victor/And Your Kind. Песня с первой стороны пластинки звучала довольно странно - эдакое смешение ритм-энд-блюза и панка (понятия «панк-рок» тогда еще не существовало) в сочетании с необычным вокалом и губной гармоникой. В национальном хит-параде песня продержалась 13 недель и добралась до 11-го места. Вторым синглом группы стала пластинка The Life I Live/Cry In The Night. Чтобы получше раскрутить его, звукозаписывающая компания устроила невероятную акцию: музыкантов посадили в спасательную шлюпку и отправили на ней в Лондон, чтобы там, в одном из клубов, Q65 дали концерт. Музыканты добрались до Лондона, но концерта не дали - у них не было разрешения на работу в Англии, поэтому пришлось ограничиться лишь пресс-конференцией и фотосессией. Домой они отправились все на той же спасательной шлюпке, называвшейся, кстати говоря, De Zilvermeeuw («Серебряная чайка»); на берегу их ожидали 30 тысяч поклонников. Тут же, на пирсе, был дан концерт под открытым небом. Сингл The Life I Live/Cry In The Night попал в первую десятку национального хит-парада.

Позже музыканты рассказывали, что некоторые из них не умели плавать и, в случае крушения шлюпки, вряд ли смогли бы спастись.

В 1966 году был выпущен дебютный альбом Q65 - Revolution. Он был распродан тиражом 35 тысяч экземпляров. В конце года вместе с заграничными гостями (Small Faces, Spencer Davis Group, The Kinks, Pretty Things) они совершили турне по Голландии. В следующем году звук группы подвергся изменениям - по всей видимости, произошло это в результате того, что музыканты начали сильно увлекаться наркотиками. Синглы продолжали появляться на прилавках, но они интересовали поклонников все меньше и меньше. В довершение всего в 1968 вокалиста группы забирали в армию. Оставшиеся члены группы нашли нового вокалиста в местной группе Shoes, а также нового клавишника, однако дела у обновленного состава не заладились с самого начала, и группа распалась.

В 1970 году предпринимается попытка возродить ее - это удается. В течении двух лет группа выступает и даже успевает выпустить второй альбом - Afganistan. В 1971 выходит третий альбом, после чего группа распадается. Впоследствии музыканты Q65 периодически собирались вместе давали концерты, а потом снова расходились в разные стороны. В 1990 от рака скончался барабанщик группы Jay Baar, а 21 ноября 2000 от сердечного приступа вокалист группы Wim Bieler.

1965

The foundation for Q65 is laid in January 1965, when guitarists Joop Roelofs and Frank Nuyens decide to start a band with singer Willem Bieler. To spice up their sound, the line-up is completed by bass player Peter Vink and drummer Jay Baar, both from Leadbelly's Ltd. During the summer, the band rehearses seriously, inspired by Rhythm and Blues traditionals and the songs of Robert Johnson and Willie Dixon. Of course, they also play the usual Kinks, Animals and Rolling Stones covers. Apparently, it was Roelofs who came up with the catchy band name Q65, based on two Stones classics: Susie Q and Route 66. However, Q66 did not sound appealing enough, so it was changed into Q65. On May 21st, Q65 plays their first ever gig in the UTS in Scheveningen for the small fee of FL. 10,- against expenses of FL. 20,-! Roelofs starts to take care of bookings, and the fee is soon increased up to Fl. 150,-. Q65 gigs are always spectacular. Singer Willem Bieler tumbles allover the stage and because of their heavy sound Q65 is soon labeled the Dutch Pretty Things. Despite guitars being broken or occasionally out of tune, the fans still adore them: 'The Q kicks ass!' As a tribute to the band, they paint the band name on many walls in The Hague and beyond. Even now, in 2002, one can still admire the graffiti in some places! During a gig at skating rink De Eenhoorn, the band meets producer Peter Koelewijn. Very impressed by their performance and their popularity, he invites them to an audition at the Phonogram studio, where they record two of their own songs: 'And Your Kind' and 'You're The Victor'. When listening back to the tapes, producer Koelewijn and technician Jan Audier are so thrilled with the songs that they decide to release them on vinyl unaltered.

1966

In January, debut single 'You're The Victor' is released. It has the typical Q65 sound: a rattling beat with Willem Bieler's voice in barely audible, typical 'the Hague' English. On March 5th, the song enters the charts at number 16. It will remain in the top 40 for 13 weeks, reaching number 11. A fine debut indeed! With a hit on their hands the number of gigs expands rapidly. Joop Roelofs can't handle things alone anymore, and Wout van Soest is appointed fulltime manager. Hans van Hemert replaces producer Peter Koelewijn. On Thursday May 5th, during a nocturnal session,'The Life I Live' (about the band's adventures at Joop's wedding party) and 'Cry In The Night' are recorded. For the presentation of the single Phonogram comes up with a great promotion stunt: Q65 will sail from London to Scheveningen in a small rubber boat. Never mind that some band members don't know how to swim, a fact they discover later. Friday June 3rd,the entire Q gets on board and leaves for England. For safety, sailing ship 'De Zilvermeeuw' , accompanies them. The band is interviewed by pirate radio station Radio City, which is situated in a radar post. Unfortunately, the promotion gig at the London Tiles club is cancelled because they lack a work permit. However, the band does many interviews and photo sessions with English media. On Sunday June 5th, the Q gets back on board to return to Scheveningen. About 30.000 fans and other people have gathered on the beach in Scheveningen to await the Q's arrival. When they finally reach the shore, the band members have to fight their way through the crowd. They do a gig on the pier, which is filmed by both NTS and Polygoon. All the major newspapers publish articles about the stunt, and as a result the Q's popularity increases tremendously, and 'The Life I Live' is a big top 40 hit. In September, debut album Revolution is released (working title 'Lava'). It is a very diverse record including heavy R&B and blues, but also humble songs such as 'Sour Wine', and of course their hit single 'The Life I Live', and all that for only FL. 9,90. Journalist Willem de Ridder of music magazine Hitweek writes on the back of the album cover: iAnd don't forget, dear reader, to pump up the volume as loud as you cani. During the album session, the song 'Feel Her Still' is recorded as well, only to vanish into the archives until 1997 when, playing the original tapes for the Classic Album series, the song is discovered at the end of the 'The Life I Live' tape. The album cover of Revolution is a true work of art, depicting the Q guys in a scene from the American civil war. The album is premiered on September 10th in a TV special featuring singer Boudewijn de Groot. As special guest, the band plays extended versions of 'I'm A Man' and 'Just Whose In Sight'. Within only three months, Revolution sells 25.000 copies and in October it enters the local single top 10, with its only competition being the Q65 single 'I Despise You/Ann'. The latter, with Jay on piano, is a parody of 'Jungen Komm Bald Wieder' by German schlager singer Freddie Quinn. In the fall, the band records the movie Beat It for VPRO TV, with Les Baroques and The Maskers. They are filmed fooling around at the Scheveningen beach. The movie by filmmaker Langestraat is broadcast on Dutch television on December 10th.

1967

The year starts off very well. Music magazine Popfoto includes a giant color poster of the band. On January 21st 'From Above/I Was Young' is released as a double A-side. During the single session, the band records another four blues songs: one by Jimmy Reed ('Ain't That Lovin' You Babe), one by Howlin' Wolf ('No Place To Go') featuring Peter Vink on contrabass, one of the Q's own compositions called '80% O' (referring to hash mixed with 80% pure opium), and the traditional 'Rambling On My Mind'. These tracks are featured on the EP Kjoe Bloes. On March 8th, during the interval of soccer match Ajax-Dukla Prague on TV, an impression of the band recording 'Rambling On My Mind' is broadcast. In the course of 1967, the musical interests of the band members begin to differ widely, caused mainly by the increasing use of soft drugs by Jay, Frank and Peter. On April 11th, new single 'World Of Birds' is launched in Dutch TV show Fan Club. The song, about the influence of being stoned, is full of hidden meaning. Besides changing their music, their drug use gets them involved with the Justice department. The single 'So High I've Been So Down I Must Fall' is also clearly about mind-expanding drugs and its periphery. B-side 'Where Is The Key' sounds almost prophetic, as if singer Bieler is at a loss himself. The tinkling harp effect in the song is produced by the increasingly tuned, thin E-snares fixed on Roelofs' guitar. In November, Jay Baar goes to jail in The Hague for possession of hash. Things are not well with the Q and the band members drift apart because of personal differences. At that time, Wim Bieler is drafted into military service a second time, and this time he cannot postpone it. In December, the band is in the studio one more time to work on a totally new sound. As soon as Jay is released from prison, they record an instrumental version of 'Mother Mutha's Great Sundance', with Bieler and Roelofs on percussion and Vink on bass. The inspiration for the song comes from Jay listening to an album of African music.

1968

Early January, Bieler joins the army and the Q falls apart. Frank, Jay and Joop attempt to hire Shoes singer Theo van Es but don't succeed, and they work with successively Herman Brood and Henk Smitskamp, but neither one of them lasts very long. Marco Klein is the new keyboard player and Frank Verhoeff takes up the bass. In February, three new songs are recorded: 'Fairy Tales Of Truth', 'Change Of Scene' and 'Voluntary Peacemaker'. The new band, called Circus, performs successfully during the opening night of Paradiso. According to Hitweek: Circus has a fantastic lightshow including liquid slides and flickering lights. The music is individual and psychedelic. The very commercial first single 'Medusa' will be released mid-April. Although the demo single for 'Medusa' is pressed (with 'Mother Motha's Great Sundance' as a B-side) and a final cover proposal is approved, the release is cancelled at the last minute because supposedly the band does not deem the recording representative. Decca still releases a single including 'Ann' and 'Sour Wine'. A single advert in Hitweek in August speaks of the revival and glorious comeback of Q65. But nothing could be further from the truth. Circus has big plans for a total performance, with music for mind and body the band tells Hitweek. On May 8th, Circus performs a great show in the VARA TV show Rood Wit Blauw. The band performs 'Mother Motha's Great Sundance' and 'Change Of Scene' live on TV, supported by swirling and bubbly liquid projections. Frank Nuyens leaves Circus because of a hand injury and becomes producer for Phonogram, producing artists such as The Tykes, Marva Hodge & Moody Sec and Indiscrimination. In the summer of '68, Circus consists of Marco Klein, Jay Baar, Piet Kuiters (sax and piano) and Gerard Romeijn (guitar). When Jay returns to jail one more time in November, he decides to quit the band, leaving the band without a single member of Q65. Despite a great number of problems, the band still manages to continue until the end of the year, before finally falling apart. In the meantime, Willem Bieler records the single '(I Know) In My Mind' and 'Baby You Know You Ain't Right' with producer Harry van Hooff. But the tracks are not finished and the Jay-Jays will later use the basic tapes for a single.

1969

As Q65 is contractually bound to produce one more album, producer van Hemert decides to finish the already recorded Circus tracks. He does the vocals for 'Voluntary Peacemaker' (about Frank Nuyens) and 'Sundance' himself, while the vocals for 'Change Of Scene' (working title 'Ridin' On A Slow Train') had already been completed by Jay. Willem Bieler is guest performer on 'Fairy Tales Of Truth'. The collection album Revival (its working title being Yesterday And Today) is released that summer. The A-side is a collection of Q65 singles and the B-side features the reworked Circus tracks. However, although Q65 is mentioned on the album cover, there is not a single word about the Circus songs. Single 'Medusa' remains under lock and key until 1993. 'Sundance' and 'World Of Birds' are released as a double A-side for promotion purposes. Both songs are totally ignored by the media, with the exception of radio show Supercleandreammachine, which regularly plays 'Sundance'.

1970

This year sees the first rebirth of Q65. It marks the return of the original line-up without Jay Baar, who lives in a commune with singer Boudewijn de Groot. Beer Klaasse, ex-Group 1850, replaces him. The band signs a record deal with Negram for two albums and four singles. Although their style has remained the same throughout the years, musically the band has progressed enormously, sounding much more melodic. At the end of March their first single for Negram, 'Don't Let Me Fall', is released. The band is successful once again with great live shows. The album 'Afghanistan' is released in October, with both studio recordings and live-recordings, including a rock & roll medley, recorded in Sarasani, Texel. A different edition of the album is released in Germany. The band is in the top 40 for two consecutive weeks with single 'Sexy Legs'. To promote the single and album the band does a 15-minute performance in TV show Midweek, introducing their sound and dynamic performances to the Dutch audience once again.

1971

In January, 'Love Is Such A Good Thing' is released. It is a smokin' R&B song with singer Willem Bieler as the leading man. However, the song is barely noticed and does not get any airplay. Frank Nuyens breaks his leg during a soccer match and the Q has to go on without him. Joop takes over all guitar parts. Their second album for Negram is 'We're Gonna Make It', a collection of singles with additional leftover tracks for only FL. 8,90. Their last single for Negram is 'I Just Can't Wait'. Unhappy about the lack of promotion, the band decides to sign with Polydor. 'Fighting Is Easy/Country Girl' is their first single as a quartet for Polydor. Because of internal struggles singer Willem Bieler leaves the band in October. He is replaced by Johnny Frederikzs, former George Cash. Frank Nuyens releases his solo album 'Rainman', with many lyrics written by Jay, who drums on various tracks as well. Later that year Jay joins Amsterdam band Tantalus.

1972

The original band name is changed into Kjoe. New singer Johnny Frederikzs gives a new impulse to the music and Vink, Klaasse, Roelofs and Frederikzs are very motivated when they go into the studio, determined to record a successful new track. 'Hoonana' is released in April, but despite a very funny TV performance it is not a hit. This will be the band's last release. The Q continues to perform in various line-ups, but when Johnny Frederikzs quits the band, they become the instrumental symphonic rock band Finch.

1974

Willem Bieler records a number of demos with Frank Nuyens and Boudewijn de Groot at the Phonogram studio. In the fall, Willem Bieler & Dambuster release 'Lady of Love' on Polydor. Remarkably, the B-side is an old Q65 song called 'Fighting Is Easy'. The song 'Happiness', also recorded during these sessions, will not see the light of day until 2002.

1980

Because of a radio show on November 30th, 1979, dedicated to Beat music from The Hague in the sixties, plans are made to get a number of legendary bands together once more for a show in the Houtrusthal in The Hague. After long deliberation, the original line-up (Jay Baar, Frank Nuyens, Peter Vink, Joop Roelofs and Willem Bieler) agrees to take part. On Friday June 13th, the band gives a memorable performance at the 'Haagse Beatnach'.The band does a trial recording with producer Hans Vermeulen for a new version of 'Ann' for CNR Records, which they are unable to finish because Joost den Draayer refuses to offer them a contract. CNR releases a double album featuring recordings of the Haagse Beatnach. However, the label feels that the live-recordings are not up to standard and they insist that the songs are cut and re-recorded by studio musicians The band profits from the enormous attention for the Haagse Beatnach. This renewed interest results in a number of Dutch shows in the fall, featuring Vink, Bieler and Roelofs, with the addition of guitarist Joop van Nimwegen (ex-Finch) and drummer Fred van Vloten. The very dynamic and sold-out live shows feature songs from both past and present. Despite rumors, no live album of this tour is released.

1984 - 1987

The Q is back again, this time with veteran Beer Klaasse on drums, besides Vink, Roelofs, van Nimwegen and Bieler. Allover Holland, highly popular Back to the Sixties festivals are organized. Bands like Shocking Blue, After Tea, Tee Set, the Shoes and the Golden Haigs get back together and are touring again on the basis of their former hit success. On November 24th, Q65 performs a very successful gig during the Back to the Sixties festival in Den Bosch. Until April 1987, they play shows on a regular basis. Finally, Bieler dissolves Q65, only to start The Q with veteran Joop Roelofs, Rick Finck on bass, Rene van Spanje on keyboards, Rob Lauwers on drums and Rinus Hollenberg on guitar. Their sound is a reflection of the new line-up, consisting of the old guard completed by young souls. Once again their gigs are sensational and passionate.

1988

In October 'Let's Roll' is released, produced by Barry Hay and Freddie Haayen on the Golden Earring's Jaws label. The B-side is 'Are You Home', an adaptation of 'We're Gonna Make It'. The band uses its original name, Q65, again. November 7th, 1990, drummer Jay Baar dies in Amsterdam of pneumonia. Q65 continues to exist in various line-ups until 1995.

1990 - 1997

Jay Baar dies of lung cancer in 1990. In 1997 Bieler, Roelofs and Nuyens go into the studio to record new material for the first time in 15 years. Several of the band's LP's are re-released on CD. NCRV TV broadcasts the Classic Albums series; a series of programmes featuring famous albums. One of those albums is Q65's Revolution. During the recording of this show, the original line-up Joop Roelofs, Frank Nuyens and Willem Bieler play together for the first time in years. Bass player Peter Vink agrees to take part in the documentary, but refuses to be filmed with his former band mates because of strained relations.The band records an acoustic session at the Basement studio in Spakenburg, supervised by producer Hans van Hemert and recording technician Jan Audier. It features songs from Revolution, such as 'Just Whose In Sight', 'Sour Wine' and 'Spoonful' but also 'World of Birds' and 'Rambling on my Mind'. The enormous attention in the media for Classic Albums generates renewed interest for the band. The band does some gigs and the 'aQstic' album Trinity is released, produced on Willem Bieler's own Mohican Productions label. Besides new songs the album contains freshly recorded version of 'Sexy Legs', 'The Life I Live', 'Sour Wine', 'Bring It On Home' and 'Spoonful'.

1998

In 1998 Joop Roelofs quits the band. In a later, more electrically slanted line-up, Bieler and Nuyens are joined by drummer Hans Waterman (former Cuby & The Blizzards, Solution and Pretty Things), bass player Dicky Schulte Nordholt and guitarist Derk Groen. Various demo versions are recorded for a new CD. The future looks very bright for Q65.

2000

On November 21st singer Willem Bieler dies, 53 years old, of cardiac arrest, which marks the final demise of Q65. The fans honor Bieler one last time during an emotional funeral at the Hague cemetery Nieuw Eykenduynen , where there is loud music, many tears and lots of beer.

2001

A few Q-tracks are included on '60s garage rock anthology Nuggets II, a 4CD-box on Rhino. Posthumously a single by Bieler is released. It is a cover version of a Bruce Springsteen song in the local dialect of the Hague: Born In The Schilderswijk.

2002

Hunter Music releases a double album with A-sides as well and B-sides of all Q65 singles for Decca, Negram, Polydor and Jaws. Many tracks appear on CD for the very first time, and most songs can be heard in their original mono performance for the first time as well. The bonus tracks are either unreleased or alternative material. Thus, 'Feel Her Still' an unknown composition from 1966, was recovered and finally released. There is a studio tape of Circus with unreleased versions of 'Change of Scene' (working title of 'Riding On A Slow Train') and 'Fairy Tales Of Truth'. These two songs appeared on the Revival album, but the band was hardly involved in the production. In addition, 'Happiness' the unreleased single of Willem Bieler, was recovered as well. On September 5th, the rough and unfinished tracks are mixed at the Wisseloord Studio in Hilversum, in the presence of Frank Nuyens (Q65 guitarist and composer), Derk Groen (Q65 guitarist and sound engineer), Harry Jager (Hunter Music), Martin Fokkens (webmaster Q65 site), and Ron de Bruijn (Q65 archive). Studio technician is Martijn Spierenburg, keyboard player of Within Tempation. 'Feel Her Still' originally a 3-track recording, needs a lot of production work but the final result sounds fantastic and would have been a worthy successor of hit single 'The Life I Live''! During this long session the Circus material is mixed as well, and naturally an attempt is made to make it sound as the band originally intended back in 1968. Peter Vink joins Arjen Lucassen's 'Star One featuring Ayreon' European tour.

#777Год выпуска диска: 2002
Каталожный номер: Rotation | Universal Music B.V. | 018 440-2
Аудио кодек: WAVPack
Тип рипа: image+.cue
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Продолжительность: 0:58:35.160
Трэклист:
01. The Life I Live (3:23)
02. I Got Nightmares (2:29)
03. Just Who's In Sight (3:11)
04. Mr. Pitiful (2:22)
05. I'm A Man (4:39)
06. Middle-Age Talk (2:30)
07. Summer Thoughts In A Field Of Weed (2:26)
08. Down In The Bottom (1:45)
09. Get Out Of My Life, Woman (2:28)
10. Spoonful (3:30)
11. Sour Wine (2:59)
12. Bring It On Home (13:47)
13. Where Is The Key (2:21) *
14. Voluntary Peacemaker (5:01) *
15. It Came To Me (2:35) *
16. No Place To Go (3:08) *
* - bonus tracks
Q65 is:
- Jay Baar - drums
- Willem Bieler - harmonica, vocals
- Ian Kew - keyboards
- Frank Nuyens - guitar
- Joop Roelofs - guitar
- Peter Vink - bass

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#777Год выпуска диска: 1997
Каталожный номер: Pseudonym Records | CDP 1048 DD
Аудио кодек: FLAC
Тип рипа: image+.cue
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Продолжительность: 1:00:24.827
Трэклист:
01. Cry In The Night (2:16)
02. No Place To Go (3:10)
03. It Came To Me (2:36)
04. I Was Young (2:37)
05. World Of Birds (3:29)
06. So High I've Been, So Down I Must Fall (3:12)
07. Sundance (4:40)
08. Voluntary Peacemake (5:03)
09. Ridin' On A Slow Train (4:14)
10. Fairy Tales Of Truth (5:52)
11. And Your Kind (3:12) *
12. I Despice You (2:26) *
13. Where Is The Key (2:21) *
14. Ain't That Loving You Baby (2:21) *
15. Ramblin' On My Mind (4:50) *
16. 80% O (2:47) *
17. Mother Mutha's Great Sundance (4:23) *
18. [Hidden Bonus Cut] (0:57)
* - bonus tracks
Q65 is:
- Willen Bieler - vocals
- Frank Nuyens - guitar
- Joop Roelofs - electric & acoustic guitars
- Peter Vink - bass-guitar, contra-bass, harmonium
Guest appearence:
- Hans van Hemert - vocals (track 8)
- Marco Klein - piano, orgel (track 7, 8 & 10)
- Paul Natte - mellotron (track 10)

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#777Год выпуска диска: 1992
Каталожный номер: Pseudonym Records | CDP 1002 DD
Аудио кодек: FLAC
Тип рипа: image+.cue
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Продолжительность: 1:14:45.293
Трэклист:
01. Love Is Such A Good Thing (3:12)
02. Injection (1:28)
03. Baby Don't Worry (3:22)
04. I'm Glad (2:43)
05. Nobody Knows When You're Down & Out (3:40)
06. Please Come Back To Me (3:05)
07. We Are Happy (4:23)
08. I Gotta Move (2:50)
09. There Was A Day (2:46)
10. Don't Let Me Fall (2:48)
11. Crumblin' (2:58)
12. Night (8:02)
13. Sexy Legs (1:55)
14. I Just Can't Wait (4:56)
15. We're Gonna Make It (2:54)
16. Saddy (2:45)
17. On The Highway (6:52)
18. Rock & Roll Medley (14:07) *
* - bonus track
Q65 is:
- Wim Bieler - vocals, harmonica
- Joop Roelofs - guitar, slide steel guitar, vocals
- Beer Klaasse - drums, vocals
- Peter Vink - bass, vocals
Additional guests:
- Rinus Gerritsen - vocals, piano (tracks 3-7)
- Barry Hay - vocals, flute (tracks 3-7)
- Hannie Bieler, Josette Nuyens & Nel Vink - vocals (track 7)

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#777Год выпуска диска: 1997
Каталожный номер: Неизвестно (предположительно пиратка)
Аудио кодек: APE
Тип рипа: image+.cue
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Продолжительность: 0:44:10.320
Трэклист:
01. Franky's Blues (2:57)
02. Sexy Legs (1:55)
03. The Life I Live (3:09)
04. Sour Wine (3:30)
05. Fighting Is Easy (2:57)
06. Bring It On Home (3:29)
07. Spoonfull' (2:11)
08. Dutch Mill$ (3:17)
09. Middle-Age Talk (3:16)
10. I Got Nightmares (2:34)
11. Let's Roll (4:39)
12. We're Gonna Make It (2:42)
13. No Home (3:30)
14. Night (4:05)
Q65 is:
- Joop Roelofs - acoustic guitar
- Frank Nuijens - guitar, acoustic Guitar, slide guitar
- Wim Bieler - vocals, harmonica, percussion
Producer: Wim Bieler
Engineer: Harry Wijering

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