Dizzy Man's Band - Коллекция

Продолжительность: 00:36:00
01-the_opera
02-matter_of_facts
03-the_show
04-asterix_and_obelix
05-mony_the_phony
06-fire
07-dizzy_on_the_rocks
08-tickatoo
09-shocking
10-lets_go_to_the_beach
11-jumbo
12-zig_zag_city

Продолжительность: 00:43:03
01-walk_away
02-tickatoo
03-point_of_no_return
04-forget_it_ive_got_it
05-my_opinion_of_love
06-truck_driver
07-let_me_inside_heaven
08-young_love
09-pearly_queen
10-go_back_to_heaven_again

Продолжительность: 00:39:55
01-eleanor_rigby
02-concert_voor_14_billen
03-someday_in_my_life
04-as_the_sun_is_fade_away
05-running_restless_man
06-books
07-canya
08-i_never_gonna_be_a_man
09-sweet_harmony
10-newspaper
11-red_light_district

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Every Day In Action

The Dizzy Man's Band from De Zaan was founded in 1969 under the name Take Five. In 1970, they changed their name and recorded their first records. The first line-up consisted of: Jacques Kloes (v, ex-Rocking Friends, Black Ventures and Baby Rockers), Herman Smak (o,p), Dick Buysman (b, ex-Jollies and Scott Walker), Dirk van der Horst (g, ex-Teckels), Klaas Versteeg (fl,s, ex-Chester Card and Regulation), Karl Kalf (tr, cello), Joop Tromp (dr, ex-Names & Faces) and roadie Bob Ketzer (voc. and antics, ex-Chester Card). This line-up kept going until 1973, when a number of changes followed: 1973: Dick went to Lucifer and was replaced by Jan Visser (b, ex-George Baker Selection, went soon to Beehive) and Hans de Zwart (b, ex-Jigsaw). 1974: Karl Kalf left the group; he later formed the horn section of the Golden Earring together with Bertus Borgers. 1975: Hans de Zwart went to the Steve Allet Band; his successor was Frans Meinecke (b, ex-Brandy). 1978: Jacques Kloes went solo; the Dizzies were shifting their sound more towards hard rock with their newly-recruited vocalist Steve Allet (ex-Antilope and Steve Allet Band) at the forefront. Joop Tromp went to Spryng and was replaced by Ton Dijkman (dr, ex-Spaak). 1981: Steve Allet and Frans Meinecke (from Shithouse Band) parted ways with the band. The new line-up consisted of: Rini Oudhuis (v, ex-Bram Vermeulen & Toekomst, replaced Yolande Siffels (ex-Amphora)), Toth Zandu (Taxfree and Match), Dirk van der Horst (g), Erwin van Ligten (b, ex-Spaak), Ton Dijkman (dr, also in Tony's Egg), Bob Ketzer (v) and Herman Smak (o,p). In 1982 the line-up included Rini, Dirk, Erwin (g), Ton, Bob and Jan-Hans Berg (b)