The folk-group Macreel was born in the summer of 1983. Step it out is their debut album.
Dutch Private Pressings
Private Dutch is a musical encyclopedia about Dutch private pressings, released in the 70's and 80's, written by Jean Jobses. After buying this book, I was challenged to find all the music he wrote about. So far I did not succeed in collecting them all. But what I did found, I want to share with you all, by starting this blog. So subscribe to my blog if you are just like me an enourmess fan of obscure but beautiful music of Dutch origin.
04 September, 2024
17 August, 2023
06 June, 2019
New links
I restored some broken links.
Ronald Snijders-Black Straight Music
Desert Corbusier
Attila-Violent Streets
Ronald Snijders-Black Straight Music
Desert Corbusier
Attila-Violent Streets
19 October, 2017
Double Feature - The Tide Turned [1987]
It has been a while back that I posted. The reason: there was nothing to share. Today however I can add this private pressing to our collection.
Double Feature was a symphonic band. The album has 6 long tracks.
Musicians:
Bart Brouwer - keyboards / backing vocals
Guus Boers - lead vocals / guitar
Koos Cornelissen - guitar
Ton Engels - guitar
Henk van Mil - trumpet
08 July, 2016
Jam - From the Road [1976]
Two musicians, one from England, the other from France. Travelling around the world they landed in The Netherlands in 1976. The album was recorded in Germany, but is only released in The Netherlands. There were 500 copies pressed.
The album contains only 4 long folk-rock tracks, 2 instrumentals and 2 with vocals.
source: Private Dutch: A musical encyclopedia of Dutch private pressings, written by "Jean Jobses"
Guitar [Acoustic] – Jacques N. Leglise
Lyrics By – Michael Green
Music By – Jacques N. Leglise
Producer – Jacques N. Leglise
Vocals, Blues Harp – Michael Green
01 July, 2016
29 December, 2015
Rene George Schenderling - Messengers of Autumn [1981]
An anonymous (Christmas)gift from one of the visitors of this blog. Thanks again!
Obscure lp, keyboard-dominated. The style is symphonic.
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