USED - Duysent Vresen - Vresenlijck

Condition

Media: Very Good (VG) — Record plays without skips! light cracks and pop throughout but overall plays nice! Record shows light scuffs, overall VG+ condition
Sleeve: Very Good (VG) — Some ring wear, especially on the back of the sleeve. Dent on the upper right corner of the sleeve and what appears to be water damage on the lower right corner of the back of the sleeve. Includes the booklet which is in NM condition. Numbered as 156/500.

Tracklisting

A1  Intro Piano
A2  Drie Fuseliertjes
A3  Kermislied
A4  'S Avonds Bij Het Licht Der Sterren
A5  Give Me A Push
A6  When You Had Me
B1  De Vrouw Van De Koetsier
B2  Duysent Vresen Blues
B3  Herkenningsmelodie
B4  Bluelegs Dance
B5  Rock 428
B6  Vresenlijk

Credits

Alto Saxophone: Henk van Rijswijk
Alto Saxophone: Jack van Poll
Baritone Saxophone: Peter den Otter
Bass: Kater Pielekus
Bass Guitar: Baine Verelst
Bass Guitar: Kees Van Der Smissen
Contrabass: Kees de Bie
Drums: Cees Vrees
Drums: Kees Luykx
Drums: Kees Van Der Smissen
Drums: Kees van Loon
Drums: Peter Mastbooms
Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Other [Stringmaker]: Jacques Van Der Smissen
Flugelhorn: Erik Bakker (3)
Flute: Peter Oosterbos
Guitar: Hans Reys
Harmonica: Kees Lieshout
Kazoo: Bull Spitfire
Organ [Kermisorgel]: Jacques Van Der Smissen
Other [Spinogimbel]: Jacques Van Der Smissen
Percussion: Kees Lieshout
Piano: Jack Fingers
Piano: Jacques Van Der Smissen
Piano: Richard Habibu
Rhythm Guitar: Hugo van Beers
Synthesizer: Kees Van Der Smissen
Tenor Saxophone: Ad Couwenbergh
Tenor Saxophone: Herr Kaltenbergh
Trombone: Jos Vermunt
Trombone: Piet Schutz
Tuba: John van de Ven (3)
Vocals: Joke van Doorn
Vocals: Mc. Anthony
Vocals, Guitar: Dick Hageman
Vocals, Guitar: Kees Van Der Smissen
Washboard: Pete Blueleg

Label: Not On Label (JR 250477)

Notes

Recorded on November - December 1976 and January - February 1977, at Café-Theater "Den Duysent Vresen", Molenstraat 12, Roosendaal, The Netherlands. Café-Theater "Den Duysent Vresen" was a well known venue, frequented by artists, musicians, actors and folks that belonged to the 'in-crowd' of the local entertainment scene in the city of Roosendaal, a city in the south of The Netherlands. The venue closed with an official closing party on Thursday, November 30th, 1978 - the original closing party invitation is still available online. The label does carry the name "Duysent Vresen", but this does not refer to an actual label; it simply refers to the location where the tracks were recorded. The record is a private release, pressed in a batch of 500 copies and financed by both Cafe-Theater "De Duysent Vresen", the band members and the regulars who frequented the club. The artwork on all covers was made by hand; owners who do have a copy should be able to actually feel the consistency of the silver paint used on both front and back cover. All copies came with a 16-page booklet, that tongue-in-cheekily tells the story of how these recordings came to life, liberally using well known comic strip figures, as can been seen in the images added to this submission. Note: all official private copies are numbered: every copy has the number in the bottom corner, left, on the front cover, with the prefix 'Vresenlijck'. The copy featured in the submitted images reads 'Vresenlijck 500-126'.