Duysent Vresen - Vresenlijck download mp3, flac

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Intro Piano Written-By – J. Van Der Smissen*
A2	Drie Fuseliertjes Written-By – E. Van Altena*, Traditional
A3	Kermislied Written-By – A.M. Schmidt*, Dick Hageman
A4	'S Avonds Bij Het Licht Der Sterren Written-By – E. Christiani*
A5	Give Me A Push Written-By – A.J. Van Dodewaard*
A6	When You Had Me Written-By – A. Van Dodewaard*
B1	De Vrouw Van De Koetsier Written-By – E. Van Altena*, Traditional
B2	Duysent Vresen Blues Written-By – J. Van Poll*
B3	Herkenningsmelodie Written-By – Piron*, Williams*
B4	Bluelegs Dance Written-By – P. Oosterbos*
B5	Rock 428 Written-By – K. Van Der Smissen*
B6	Vresenlijk Written-By – J. Van Der Smissen*

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'.