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Kayak
Netherlands
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Royal Bed Bouncer (remastered)
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KAYAK were formed in Hilversum in Holland in 1972 by keyboard player TON SCHERPENZEEL and drummer PIM KOOPMAN. The band signed to the Dutch division of EMI’s HARVEST label the same year. Their classic third album, ROYAL BED BOUNCER, was released in 1975 throughout Europe and featured a line-up of SCHERPENZEEL and KOOPMAN along with MAX WERNER on Vocals and Mellotron, BERT VELDKAMP on Bass and JOHAN SLAGER on Guitars/ The album was a fine effort and would enhance the reputation of KAYAK still further as a major group in their homeland and Europe.
- Ton Scherpenzeel / keyboards, vocal
- Johan Slager / guitars, vocals
- Bert Veldkamp / bass, vocal
- Max Werneer / lead vocals, mellotron
- Pim Koopman / drums, vocals
| 1. | Royal Bed Bouncer | | 2. | Life of Gold | | 3. | (You're so) Bizarre | | 4. | Bury the World | | 5. | Chance for a Lifetime | | 6. | If this is Your Welcome | | 7. | Moments of Joy | | 8. | Patricia Anglaia | | 9. | Said no Word | | 10. | My Heart has Changed |
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ECLEC 2356 |
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1975 / 2012 |
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Kayak (remastered)
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KAYAK were formed in Hilversum in Holland in 1972 by keyboard player TON SCHERPENZEEL and drummer PIM KOOPMAN. The band signed to the Dutch division of EMI’s HARVEST label the same year. Their self-titled second album was released in 1974 throughout Europe and featured a line-up on SCHERPENZEEL and KOOPMAN along with MAX WERNER on Vocals and Mellotron, CEES Van LEEUWEN on Bass and JOHAN SLAGER on Guitars.
This Esoteric Recordings reissue has been newly re-mastered from the original master tapes, features two bonus tracks taken from the band’s 1974 UK single, and a booklet that fully restores all original album artwork with a new essay.
- Ton Scherpenzeel / keyboards, vocal, accordion
- Pim Koopman / percussion, vocals
- Johan Slager / electric and acoustic guitars, vocals
- Max Werner / mellotrons, percussion, vocals
- Cees van Leeuwen / bass guitar, harmonica
| 1. | A libi | | 2. | Wintertime | | 3. | Mountain Too Rough | | 4. | They Get To Know Me | | 5. | Serenades | | 6. | Woe And Alas | | 7. | Mireille | | 8. | Trust In The Machine | | 9. | His Master's Noise |
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| 1. | We are not Amused | | 2. | Give it a Name |
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ECLEC 2336 |
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1974 / 2012 |
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See See the Sun (remastered)
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KAYAK were formed in Hilversum in Holland in 1972 by keyboard player TON SCHERPENZEEL and drummer PIM KOOPMAN. The band signed to the Dutch division of EMI’s HARVEST label the same year and released their debut album in 1973. Featuring MAX WERNER on Vocals and Mellotron, CEES Van LEEUWEN on Bass and JOHAN SLAGER on Guitars, the album was a fine debut and would launch KAYAK as a major group in their homeland and further afield into Europe.
- Ton Scherpenzeel / piano's Synths, organ, harpsicord, vocals, accordion
- Pim Koopman / drums, percussion, Marimba, vocals
- Johan Slager / guitars, vocals
- Max Werner / mellotrons, percussion, vocals
- Cees van Leeuwen / bass, harmonica
| 1. | Reason for it All | | 2. | Lyrics | | 3. | Mouldy Wood | | 4. | Lovely Luna | | 5. | Hope for A Life | | 6. | Ballet of the Cripple | | 7. | Forever is a Lonely Thought | | 8. | Mammoth | | 9. | See See the Sun | | bonus track |
| 1. | Try to Write a Book |
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ECLEC 2335 |
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1973 / 2012 |
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