We had these threads before and I named this guy from Holland who did some nice Stonesy stuff in early 70's:
Peter Coolewyin (?!)

A buddy of mine has told me that Akkerman once left the stage "because people have talked" - he was a fine, versatile guitar player of great dexterity in the seventies, I liked very much what he had done with Thijs and especially with Jasper van*t Hof, Kaz Lux and Claus Ogerman - who highly prized their common release - but in the eighties he has gone nuts - and unfortunately never came back.

Last time when I saw him in the he was trying to play some plugged lute and yes - that was more trying than playing.

My impression is that he always had to have someone to keep him down to earth. A genius and a bozo - he was both.

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We had these threads before and I named this guy from Holland who did some nice Stonesy stuff in early 70's:
Peter Coolewyin (?!)

i remember going on the protest march ,and going to see the stranded ship by the zuidpier in ijmuiden only to find out it had been towed away ,( o how it it to be young and stupid ) afterwards for a while the ship lay in the harbour in zaandam.

René - geboren en getogen in de schildersbuurt zaandam , i have family in westzaan

de zaanstreek has (did have ) a lot of bands too!

[www.zaansepophistorie.nl]


eelco gelling / golden earring- just listen to this,their 1977 live album is superb.





george is great too , obviously !



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Here's Tim Knol (I think he's only 18 years old in this video), singing Dead Flowers...

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A genius and a bozo - he was both.

Jan Stakkerman...

You Dutch suprise me, what about your own Rolling Stones with long hair before any one had it THAT long. This is from 1966.







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Fatal Flowers come to mind