Q65 was a Dutch garage rock and psychedelic group formed in 1965, often considered one of the more prominent bands associated with the Nederbeat rock wave that took place in the Netherlands in the 1960s. In early 1965, guitarists Joop Roelofs and Frank Nuyens joined with singer Willem Bieler to start the band. The line-up was completed with the addition of drummer Jay Baar, formerly of Leadbelly’s Limited, and bass player Peter Vink. The band was inspired by rhythm and blues traditionals and the songs of Robert Johnson and Willie Dixon, as well as new bands such as The Kinks, The Animals and The Rolling Stones. They started performing publicly in the spring of 1965, and later that year began using the name Q65. The name is a combination of the songs “Susie Q” and “Route 66”, but changed to 65 as that was the year the band was formed. During a concert at skating rink De Eenhoorn, they met producer Peter Koelewijn. Impressed by their show, he invited them to an audition at the Phonogram Studio, where they recorded two of their own songs: “And Your Kind” and “You’re The Victor”. Koelewijn released them on vinyl.
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The life i live
Ann
Ridin’ On A Slow Train
Get Out of My Life
Sour wine
Spoonful
love is such good thing
Cry in the night
So High I’ve Been So Down I Must Fall
I Got Nightmares
Bring It On Home
You’re the victor
Afghanistan
I Just Can’t Wait
World of Birds
I Despise You
Don’t Let Me Fall
The Life I Live. The Decca 45s 1966-69 (Full Album Vinyl 2012)
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