“Meisjes” by Raymond van het Groenewoud

"Meisjes" comes from Nooit meer drinken, Raymond van het Groenewoud's 1977 album, and it's his from the ground up: he wrote the words and music, arranged it, sings, and plays piano, organ, Farfisa, harmonica and both acoustic and electric guitar. Jean Blaute produced it and pitches in on organ, guitar, accordion and vocals.

And what a crowd piles in behind them. There are two drummers, Jean-Pierre Onraedt and Stoy Stoffelen, who adds timbales, plus Mich Verbelen on electric bass, Kevin Mulligan on guitars, Chris Joris on percussion, Berrie Jacobs and Lucia Van Velthoven on mandolin, and a horn line of Willy Vande Walle on alto and tenor sax, André Heyvaerts on baritone, Richard Rousselet on trumpet and Pol Delannoit on trombone. Engineer Mike Butcher even blows clarinet, and Patricia Maessen, Stoffelen and Verbelen join the vocal pile-up.

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