KEK ‘66 "Kek ‘66" 2000

Risen from the ashes of The Kliek, Kek '66 has joined the mission of keeping the Dutchbeat sound high on the European sixteez scene scale.
Whether playing original tunes or carefully chosen covers of fairly obscure 60's gems, Kek '66 have a sense of melody and tunefulness that is pervasive. Group leader Robert Muter has carried this over from his previous band, the excellent Kliek. Kek ‘66 carries on the great Dutch ‘60’s garage tradition. Thanks to the bands like Kek '66 or The Waistcoats, it seems that the time is near when it will be the American/British bands who will have to fight for their position on the scene.
After Q65 and The Outsiders in the sixties, who where praised worldwide as the loudest and roughest beat bands, there was no follow up from Holland until The Kliek. After the Kliek ceased to exist in '96, everybody was waiting for new durch beat kings. Kek 66 is the new dutch 'sixties' beat sensation. This trio features ex-The Kliek singer Robert Muter on guitar/vocals!
trax:
1. Once Before 2. Land Of Dreams 3. Cry Baby Cry 4. Spend Your Life 5. It Could Be Wonderful 6. How Many Times 7. The Way You Feel 8. Hate 9. Na Na Na 10. Every Step Of The Way 11. You Can't Keep The Good Man Down - Guitar by PHANTOM FRANK 12. The Unknown 13. I've Never Seen So Many Men Wased So Badly 14. Action Woman
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