In 1969, two years after Belgium’s premium band The Cousins had disbanded, producer Roland Kluger asked lead guitar
player André Van Den Meerschaut (aka André Hasse aka André Shore) to
record yet another album. With help from only two other musicians (bass
and drums), André recorded all guitar
parts for this album. The recording engineer was Pierre Dupriez, the
musical adviser was Willy Albimoor. The recording took place at Studio
Madeleine in Brussels.
The LP came out in 1969 as The Flying Guitar, with 11 tracks (3 of them being original songs written by Van Den Meerschaut). The LP had a typical late sixities sound, with shades of pyschedelia and flower-power influences.
The LP cover showed no sign of who The Flying Guitar actually was, so that many people still don’t know today that it was André, The Cousins’ lead guitar player.
1. Barabajagal (2:39)
2. Tabu (3:52)
3. I Started A Joke (2:43)
4. Electronics (2:55)
5. It's Getting Better (2:36)
6. Muskrat (1:56)
7. Take Five (2:33)
8. Jeux Interdits (3:17)
9. Happy Jack (2:32)
10. Tranquility Beach (2:35)
11. Caravan (2:47)
Vinyl Rip – Artwork Included (front, back and labels from Spain pressing)
The LP came out in 1969 as The Flying Guitar, with 11 tracks (3 of them being original songs written by Van Den Meerschaut). The LP had a typical late sixities sound, with shades of pyschedelia and flower-power influences.
The LP cover showed no sign of who The Flying Guitar actually was, so that many people still don’t know today that it was André, The Cousins’ lead guitar player.
1. Barabajagal (2:39)
2. Tabu (3:52)
3. I Started A Joke (2:43)
4. Electronics (2:55)
5. It's Getting Better (2:36)
6. Muskrat (1:56)
7. Take Five (2:33)
8. Jeux Interdits (3:17)
9. Happy Jack (2:32)
10. Tranquility Beach (2:35)
11. Caravan (2:47)
Vinyl Rip – Artwork Included (front, back and labels from Spain pressing)
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