Lux first came into the spotlight in 1968 after winning a talent competition, which earned him the opportunity to record a single. His band at the time, Truce, was considered insufficiently polished by record company Bovema, so the studio session was carried out with seasoned musicians including Jan Akkerman and Pierre van der Linden. Among the tracks recorded were Down Man and Woman’s Gone, the latter featuring rhythm‑and‑blues pianist Rob Hoeke. A few months later, Lux received an invitation from John van Setten, manager of the Amsterdam band The Outsiders, to become the vocalist for a new group being formed by Akkerman and Van der Linden. This project would soon become Brainbox, marking the beginning of Lux’s rise within the Dutch rock scene.
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