info: Jack Hammer recorded this when staying in Antwerp; twisted twist with too stupid talking and laughing by Flemish female star Jo Leemans. (Belgium)
Connie Boermans: "Baby won't you come with me"
album "Visit to Venus"
LP, | ++++
info: Rockin' Hammond Caravan plagiarism; sultry female repeats "Baby won't you come with me?" I'd love to... (Netherlands)
Soeur Sourire: "Dominique (very short fragment)"
album "The Singing Nun"
LP | +
info: No comment. (Belgium)
Lucia Meeuwsen & Lieuwe Visser: "In en om de kamers van Morgagni"
album "Schippers in Plafondvaart"
CD, De Jongste Dag Amsterdam CDJD 15 WTS, Netherlands, 1992 | +++
info: Experimental vocal music parody by Holland's most creative artist, Wim T. Schippers (Netherlands)
Biermösl Blosn: "Im St. Gotthardt Tunnel"
album "Jodel horror monster show"
CD, Mood 33.633, Germany, 199? | ++
info: Alphorn plays... Bonanza! (Germany)
Golden Music Orchestra: "Bangala"
album "Trumpet prayer"
LP, Golden Music, Belgium, 197? | +++
info: The 3 B's: brass + bongo's + birdcalls... and apecalls too. (Belgium)
Ronald and Donald: "Kwek kwek (very short fragment)"
album "Kwek Kwek"
LP, Netherlands | +++
info: Holland's answer too the Chipmunks. (Netherlands)
Jazzmesse: "Einzungslied (edit)"
single "Der Herr ist bei uns, halleluja"
7", ams-studio 15014, Germany, 1966 | not rated
info: Awfull over the top religious amateur jazz with a church organ solo Jonathan Edwards would be proud off. (Germany)
Bernadette Soubirou et ses Apparitions: "Non je ne regrette rien"
compil. "Piaf-Fréhel" (Ma grand-mère est un e rockeuse)
info: Heavy "woosh" synths, latin rhythm plus speech parts by Monsier Salvador imitating both Kissinger and that other guy; weird! (Fance)
Pop Concerto orchestra: "Little girl"
compil. "Orchestraux N° 1"
LP, Disc'AZ 85.024/025, France, 1973 | +++
info: Very French Moogish pop with wordless "pababaaaaaa" vocals.
Jo Haazen: "The entertainer"
album "Beiaard van Antwerpen"
LP, Decca, Belgium, 1977 | ++
info: Flander's biggest and oldest carillon plays Joplin.
Lesie Humphries And His Friends: "Under the ground"
album "Pop Party"
LP, Karussell | ++++
info: Sevo told me this probably is "an early record of Les Humphries of the Les Humphries Singers. He is English, but Hamburg based, and catered primarily for a German audience." Rockin' vibes; groovy is the word.
Schöneberger "Sängerknaben": "Deutschland über alles"
compil. "Daß ein gutes Deutschland blühe"
7", Gema, Germany, 1990 | not rated
info: Three German politicians make a fool of themselves by "singing" as off-key as possible.
Jean Claude Pelletier et son Orchestre: "Saint Averty's blues"
info: "Saint Averty's blues" is very heavy on brass, woodwinds, strings; this has a certain Schifrin quality. "Allahabad" has a trippy rhythm and oriental flavour. (Belgium)
Jack Say and his Orchestra: "Allahabad"
compil. "Crazy cocktail party"
see above mention of this record for more details
Kamagurka & De Vlaamse Primitieven: "Only the lonely (edit)"
album "Vakantie in de Beesten"
CD, Schaar 019, Belgium, 1994 | +
info: Strange and disturbing a capella version. (Belgium)
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