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Livin' Blues The Hague 1967 - 1995 Were A Dutch Blues Band Who Played Blues Music Their Genre Of Fusion Catagorized As Blues-Jazz And Blues-Rock. The Band Were Contemporaneously Popular And Some Of Its Surviving Members Continue To Play Tour And Record Both In The Netherlands And Abroad Latterly As Livin' Blues Xperience 1. Livin' Blues Nomenclature 1967 - 1995 Livin' Blues
1986 - 1999 New Livin' Blues
2003 - 2005 Blues A Livin'
2005 - Today Livin' Blues Xperience From 1967 To 1997 A Variety Of Musicians Joined And Left With Key Additions Including 2. Livin' Blues 1967 Members Niek Dijkhuis Drums Ruud Franssen Bass-Guitar John LaGrand Harmonica Percussion Ted Oberg Bass-Guitar Guitar Djörn Pool Vocals Hans Vermeulen Vocals Guitar Keyboards 3. Livin' Blues 1968 - 1969 Additions Nicko Christiansen Guitar Percussion Saxophone Vocals Jeroen Van Niele Bass-Guitar Gerard Strötbaum Bass-Guitar Henk Smitskamp Bass-Guitar Cesar Zuiderwijk Drums 4. Livin' Blues 1970 - 1979 Additions Herman Van Boeyen Drums Vocals Ruud Van Buuren Drums Michel Driesten Drums Jaap Van Eik Bass-Guitar Margriet Eshuys Vocals John Fredriksz Vocals Jacob Van Heiningen Drums John Le Jeune Drums Arjen Kamminga Drums Percussion Kenny Lamb Drums Maggie MacNeal Vocals Ronnie Meyjes Guitar Andre Reijnen Bass Pietjan Visser Harmonica Jan Van Der Voort Bass-Guitar 5. Livin' Blues 1980 - 1989 Additions Art Bausch Drums Nicko Christiansen Didgeridoo Guitar Percussion Sax Vocals Joop Van Nimwegen Guitar Aad Van Pijlen Bass-Guitar Vocals Peter Vink Horns Fred Van Vloten Drums Willem Van De Wall Guitar Evert Willemstein Bass Catalogued Discography 6. Livin' Blues Singles 1968 Murphy Mc.Coy / My Sister Kate 1969 You Better Watch Yourself Sonny Boy / One Night Blues
1970 Wang Dang Doodle / Crazy Woman
1971 Black Lisa / Red Mountain River 1972 Choice / Selection
1972 L.B. Boogie / Johnny W. 1973 Please Don't Leave Me / Sweet Suzanne 1973 Poinsetta Petal / Gamble On 1974 Boogie Woogie Woman / Ricochet 1977 Shylina / That Night 1989 Wang Dang Doodle / L.B. Boogie 7. Livin' Blues Albums 1969 Hell's Sessions
1970 Wang Dang Doodle
1971 Bamboozle
1972 Rockin' At The Tweedmill
1973 Ram Jam Rosey
1975 Live '75
1976 Blue Breeze
1989 Snakedance Live
1993 Early Blues Sessions Limited Edition Compilation 1995 Out Of The Blue 8. AllMusic.Com Livin' Blues Biography
This Dutch Blues Band Was Formed In The Hague Around 1967 Becoming A Regular Outfit From 1969. The Early Line-Up Included Bjorn Toll Vocals John Lagrand Harmonica Ted Oberg Guitar Ruud Fransen Bass And Niek Dijkhuys Drums But Although The Name Remained Wholesale Changes Soon Took Place Bringing In A New Singer Nicko Christiansen And New Bass And Drums Peter Kleinjan And Beer Klaasse The Latter Pair Being Swiftly Replaced By Gerard Strutbaum And Cesar Zuiderwijk While Keyboard Player Henk Smitskamp Was Added. Other Changes Followed Through The 70s By Which Time The Band’s Repertoire Was More Inclined Towards Rock. Musicians Involved Included Bass Players Ruud Van Buuren Jan Van Der Voort Jaap Van Eijk And André Reynen Drummers John Lejeune Herman Van Boeyen Cor Van Beek Michel Driessen Kenny Lamb And Arjen Kamminga The Latter Pair Played In The Band Simultaneously For A Spell. Smitskamp Sometimes Played Bass Singer Johnny Frederiksz Came In As Did Organist Paul Vin And Guitarist Ron Meyes. Although Best Known In The Netherlands Livin’ Blues Also Gained A Following Elsewhere In Europe Especially In Poland. At The Start Of The 80s The Band Included Oberg Christiansen Evert Willemstein Bass And Boris Wassenbergh Drums . Spin-Off Bands Formed By Ex-Members Of The Livin’ Blues Included Nitehawk And The J&T Band While Most Members Also Played With Other Dutch Blues And Rock Bands. The Band Recorded From 1968 Cutting A Few Singles With Its First Album Coming In 1969. The Band Appears To Have Drifted From The Limelight After The Early 80s But Interest In Its Recorded Work Remained High Into The New Millennium. The Above #8 Is The Erroneous Poorly Translated Bio' Previously Plagiarized From AllMusic - Livin' Blues
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Livin' Blues The Hague 1967 - 1995 Were A Dutch Blues Band Who Played Blues Music Their Genre Of Fusion Catagorized As Blues-Jazz And Blues-Rock. The Band Were Contemporaneously Popular And Some Of Its Surviving Members Continue To Play Tour And Record Both In The Netherlands And Abroad Latterly As Livin' Blues Xperience 1. Livin' Blues Nomenclature 1967 - 1995 Livin' Blues
1986 - 1999 New Livin' Blues
2003 - 2005 Blues A Livin'
2005 - Today Livin' Blues Xperience From 1967 To 1997 A Variety Of Musicians Joined And Left With Key Additions Including 2. Livin' Blues 1967 Members Niek Dijkhuis Drums Ruud Franssen Bass-Guitar John LaGrand Harmonica Percussion Ted Oberg Bass-Guitar Guitar Djörn Pool Vocals Hans Vermeulen Vocals Guitar Keyboards 3. Livin' Blues 1968 - 1969 Additions Nicko Christiansen Guitar Percussion Saxophone Vocals Jeroen Van Niele Bass-Guitar Gerard Strötbaum Bass-Guitar Henk Smitskamp Bass-Guitar Cesar Zuiderwijk Drums 4. Livin' Blues 1970 - 1979 Additions Herman Van Boeyen Drums Vocals Ruud Van Buuren Drums Michel Driesten Drums Jaap Van Eik Bass-Guitar Margriet Eshuys Vocals John Fredriksz Vocals Jacob Van Heiningen Drums John Le Jeune Drums Arjen Kamminga Drums Percussion Kenny Lamb Drums Maggie MacNeal Vocals Ronnie Meyjes Guitar Andre Reijnen Bass Pietjan Visser Harmonica Jan Van Der Voort Bass-Guitar 5. Livin' Blues 1980 - 1989 Additions Art Bausch Drums Nicko Christiansen Didgeridoo Guitar Percussion Sax Vocals Joop Van Nimwegen Guitar Aad Van Pijlen Bass-Guitar Vocals Peter Vink Horns Fred Van Vloten Drums Willem Van De Wall Guitar Evert Willemstein Bass Catalogued Discography 6. Livin' Blues Singles 1968 Murphy Mc.Coy / My Sister Kate 1969 You Better Watch Yourself Sonny Boy / One Night Blues
1970 Wang Dang Doodle / Crazy Woman
1971 Black Lisa / Red Mountain River 1972 Choice / Selection
1972 L.B. Boogie / Johnny W. 1973 Please Don't Leave Me / Sweet Suzanne 1973 Poinsetta Petal / Gamble On 1974 Boogie Woogie Woman / Ricochet 1977 Shylina / That Night 1989 Wang Dang Doodle / L.B. Boogie 7. Livin' Blues Albums 1969 Hell's Sessions
1970 Wang Dang Doodle
1971 Bamboozle
1972 Rockin' At The Tweedmill
1973 Ram Jam Rosey
1975 Live '75
1976 Blue Breeze
1989 Snakedance Live
1993 Early Blues Sessions Limited Edition Compilation 1995 Out Of The Blue 8. AllMusic.Com Livin' Blues Biography
This Dutch Blues Band Was Formed In The Hague Around 1967 Becoming A Regular Outfit From 1969. The Early Line-Up Included Bjorn Toll Vocals John Lagrand Harmonica Ted Oberg Guitar Ruud Fransen Bass And Niek Dijkhuys Drums But Although The Name Remained Wholesale Changes Soon Took Place Bringing In A New Singer Nicko Christiansen And New Bass And Drums Peter Kleinjan And Beer Klaasse The Latter Pair Being Swiftly Replaced By Gerard Strutbaum And Cesar Zuiderwijk While Keyboard Player Henk Smitskamp Was Added. Other Changes Followed Through The 70s By Which Time The Band’s Repertoire Was More Inclined Towards Rock. Musicians Involved Included Bass Players Ruud Van Buuren Jan Van Der Voort Jaap Van Eijk And André Reynen Drummers John Lejeune Herman Van Boeyen Cor Van Beek Michel Driessen Kenny Lamb And Arjen Kamminga The Latter Pair Played In The Band Simultaneously For A Spell. Smitskamp Sometimes Played Bass Singer Johnny Frederiksz Came In As Did Organist Paul Vin And Guitarist Ron Meyes. Although Best Known In The Netherlands Livin’ Blues Also Gained A Following Elsewhere In Europe Especially In Poland. At The Start Of The 80s The Band Included Oberg Christiansen Evert Willemstein Bass And Boris Wassenbergh Drums . Spin-Off Bands Formed By Ex-Members Of The Livin’ Blues Included Nitehawk And The J&T Band While Most Members Also Played With Other Dutch Blues And Rock Bands. The Band Recorded From 1968 Cutting A Few Singles With Its First Album Coming In 1969. The Band Appears To Have Drifted From The Limelight After The Early 80s But Interest In Its Recorded Work Remained High Into The New Millennium. The Above #8 Is The Erroneous Poorly Translated Bio' Previously Plagiarized From AllMusic - Livin' Blues read less
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1986 - 1999 New Livin' Blues
2003 - 2005 Blues A Livin'
2005 - Today Livin' Blues Xperience From 1967 To 1997 A Variety Of Musicians Joined And Left With Key Additions Including 2. Livin' Blues 1967 Members Niek Dijkhuis Drums Ruud Franssen Bass-Guitar John LaGrand Harmonica Percussion Ted Oberg Bass-Guitar Guitar Djörn Pool Vocals Hans Vermeulen Vocals Guitar Keyboards 3. Livin' Blues 1968 - 1969 Additions Nicko Christiansen Guitar Percussion Saxophone Vocals Jeroen Van Niele Bass-Guitar Gerard Strötbaum Bass-Guitar Henk Smitskamp Bass-Guitar Cesar Zuiderwijk Drums 4. Livin' Blues 1970 - 1979 Additions Herman Van Boeyen Drums Vocals Ruud Van Buuren Drums Michel Driesten Drums Jaap Van Eik Bass-Guitar Margriet Eshuys Vocals John Fredriksz Vocals Jacob Van Heiningen Drums John Le Jeune Drums Arjen Kamminga Drums Percussion Kenny Lamb Drums Maggie MacNeal Vocals Ronnie Meyjes Guitar Andre Reijnen Bass Pietjan Visser Harmonica Jan Van Der Voort Bass-Guitar 5. Livin' Blues 1980 - 1989 Additions Art Bausch Drums Nicko Christiansen Didgeridoo Guitar Percussion Sax Vocals Joop Van Nimwegen Guitar Aad Van Pijlen Bass-Guitar Vocals Peter Vink Horns Fred Van Vloten Drums Willem Van De Wall Guitar Evert Willemstein Bass Catalogued Discography 6. Livin' Blues Singles 1968 Murphy Mc.Coy / My Sister Kate 1969 You Better Watch Yourself Sonny Boy / One Night Blues
1970 Wang Dang Doodle / Crazy Woman
1971 Black Lisa / Red Mountain River 1972 Choice / Selection
1972 L.B. Boogie / Johnny W. 1973 Please Don't Leave Me / Sweet Suzanne 1973 Poinsetta Petal / Gamble On 1974 Boogie Woogie Woman / Ricochet 1977 Shylina / That Night 1989 Wang Dang Doodle / L.B. Boogie 7. Livin' Blues Albums 1969 Hell's Sessions
1970 Wang Dang Doodle
1971 Bamboozle
1972 Rockin' At The Tweedmill
1973 Ram Jam Rosey
1975 Live '75
1976 Blue Breeze
1989 Snakedance Live
1993 Early Blues Sessions Limited Edition Compilation 1995 Out Of The Blue 8. AllMusic.Com Livin' Blues Biography
This Dutch Blues Band Was Formed In The Hague Around 1967 Becoming A Regular Outfit From 1969. The Early Line-Up Included Bjorn Toll Vocals John Lagrand Harmonica Ted Oberg Guitar Ruud Fransen Bass And Niek Dijkhuys Drums But Although The Name Remained Wholesale Changes Soon Took Place Bringing In A New Singer Nicko Christiansen And New Bass And Drums Peter Kleinjan And Beer Klaasse The Latter Pair Being Swiftly Replaced By Gerard Strutbaum And Cesar Zuiderwijk While Keyboard Player Henk Smitskamp Was Added. Other Changes Followed Through The 70s By Which Time The Band’s Repertoire Was More Inclined Towards Rock. Musicians Involved Included Bass Players Ruud Van Buuren Jan Van Der Voort Jaap Van Eijk And André Reynen Drummers John Lejeune Herman Van Boeyen Cor Van Beek Michel Driessen Kenny Lamb And Arjen Kamminga The Latter Pair Played In The Band Simultaneously For A Spell. Smitskamp Sometimes Played Bass Singer Johnny Frederiksz Came In As Did Organist Paul Vin And Guitarist Ron Meyes. Although Best Known In The Netherlands Livin’ Blues Also Gained A Following Elsewhere In Europe Especially In Poland. At The Start Of The 80s The Band Included Oberg Christiansen Evert Willemstein Bass And Boris Wassenbergh Drums . Spin-Off Bands Formed By Ex-Members Of The Livin’ Blues Included Nitehawk And The J&T Band While Most Members Also Played With Other Dutch Blues And Rock Bands. The Band Recorded From 1968 Cutting A Few Singles With Its First Album Coming In 1969. The Band Appears To Have Drifted From The Limelight After The Early 80s But Interest In Its Recorded Work Remained High Into The New Millennium. The Above #8 Is The Erroneous Poorly Translated Bio' Previously Plagiarized From AllMusic - Livin' Blues read less
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