Alquin, Bertus Borger, Copperfield - 4 x Progressive Dutch LPs - Vinylskiva - 1972

Set of 4 Rare Lps by Dutch Progressive rock artists Alquin, Bertus Borger and Copperfield....Progressive rock, folk rock, Jazz, Psychedelic Rock, Symphonic Rock

Sleeves and vinyl from VG++ - M- (Near Mint), and all come in plastic sleeves

Alquin – Marks
Label: Polydor – 2480 152
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: UK
Released: 1972
Genre: Jazz, Rock Jazz-Rock, Psychedelic Rock
Sleeve: Some storagewear, tofc VG++. Vinyl : M-

A1 Oriental Journey
Written-By – Bakker*
A2 The Least You Could Do Is Send Me Some Flowers
Written-By – Bakker*
A3 Soft Royce
Written-By – Bakker*, Ottenhoff*
A4 Mr. Barnum Jr's Magnificent & Fabulous City
Written-By – Alquin
B1 I Wish I Could
Written-By – Bakker*
B2 You Always Can Change
Written-By – Tarenskeen*
B3 Marc's Occasional Showers
Written-By – Bakker*
B4 Catharine's Wig
Written-By – Bakker*

Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Polydor International
Produced For – Red Bullet Productions
Marketed By – Polydor
Published By – Dayglow
Recorded At – Circustheater
Recorded At – Phonogram Studios Hilversum
Recorded At – GTB Studios
Design [Cover Design] – Josien Mars
Photography By – Frits Van Swoll
Producer – Hans Van Oosterhout (2)
U.K. version has a different sleeve form the Dutch issue. Non-gatefold and with differing artwork.

Recorded at Phonogram Studios's and GTB Studio's, Holland - september 1972.
A4 was recorded live at the Circustheater, Scheveningen, 1972.
Produced for Red Bullet Productions.
Compositions and lyrics published by Dayglow Music.

Alquin – The Mountain Queen
Label: Polydor – 2925 019
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Gatefold
Country: Netherlands
Released: 1973
Genre: Rock Prog Rock
Sleeve: VG++ - M- / Vinyl: M-

A1 The Dance
Written-By – D. Franssen*, F. Bakker*, J. Tarenskeen*
13:00
A2 Soft-Eyed Woman
Written-By – F. Bakker*, J. Tarenskeen*
2:39
A3 Convicts Of The Air
Written-By – D. Franssen*, F. Bakker*, H. Mars*, J. Tarenskeen*, T. Weststrate*, R. Ottenhoff*
4:20
B1 Mountain Queen
Written-By – F. Bakker*, J. Tarenskeen*
14:48
Mr. Barnum Jr.'s Magnificent And Fabulous City (Part One) (9:43)
B2.a Don And Dewey
Music By [Theme] – Don Bowman
Written-By – D. LaFlamme*, D. Bowman*
1:28
B2.b Mr. Barnum Jr.'s Magnificent And Fabulous City (Part One)
Written-By – D. Franssen*, F. Bakker*, H. Mars*, J. Tarenskeen*, T. Weststrate*, R. Ottenhoff*
8:15
Produced For – Red Bullet Productions
Recorded At – De Lane Lea Music Centre
Mixed At – De Lane Lea Music Centre
Published By – Copyright Control
Published By – Dayglow Music
Lacquer Cut At – Dureco Studio
Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Vocals, Percussion – Job Tarenskeen
Bass – Hein Mars
Cover, Design – Martijn Reeser, Rob Mori
Drums – Paul Weststrate

A similar release exists which has a slightly different label lay-out: The Mountain Queen.
Copyright Control printed only on the label at Side B
Tracks B2.a and B2.b are listed as separate tracks.
On the back cover they are inverted, have somewhat different titles, and incorrect track durations:
B2.a: Mr. Barnum Jr.'s Magnificent And Fabulous City: (Alquin) 4:32
B2.b: (Don And Dewey - Theme By Don Bowman (ASCAP) 0:55)
Track durations are only printed on the labels, except for track B2 which only has it printed on the cover as noted above.
These are incorrect for the following tracks: A1 (13:10), A3 (4:32), B1 (15:04).
Recorded and mixed: August 1973

Bertus Borgers – Demo '74 (Acc by Golden Earring members)
Label: Bubble (2) – 200.683
Format: Vinyl, LP
Country: Netherlands
Released: 1980
Genre: Progressive Rock, Funk / Soul, Blues Blues Rock
Sleeve: M- / Vinyl M-

A1 How Nice It Would Be
A2 Share Your Love
A3 Bread
A4 Snow In Our Hand
A5 Tighten Your Belt
B1 So Hard
B2 Cool And Tender
B3 Only Way
B4 Heartbreak
Backing Vocals – Patricia Paay, Yvonne Paay
Bass – Eric Tacq (tracks: A2, A4, B2, B3, B4), Rus Garoedsen* (tracks: A5)
Drums – Ché Chu de Viecg* (tracks: A5)
Drums, Congas – Broer Bogaart
Electric Guitar – Co Schnelling* (tracks: 5)
Keyboards – Robo Switch* (tracks: A5)
Organ, Piano – Bonkie Bongaerts
Vocals, Saxophone, Rhythm Guitar – Bertus Borgers
The instrumentalists of Golden Earring joined on A5 Tighten Your Belt. Due to contract obligations they had to use another name instead of their own.

Copperfield – No Song, No Supper
Label: BasF – 16-25305-8
Format: Vinyl, LP
Country: Netherlands
Released: 1973
Genre: Progressive folkrock
Sleeve: M- / Vinyl M-


A1 Here Comes My Baby 2:45
A2 Over And Over 2:23
A3 Try A New Love Again 3:11
A4 Dance With Me 2:44
A5 It's Alright 2:28
A6 Assistent To The Assistant's Assistant 2:30
A7 Write Me A Letter 2:43
B1 Angel 3:01
B2 Just My Luck 2:49
B3 Hello Gentlemen 2:54
B4 Doomsday In The Afternoon 2:09
B5 Welcome, Welcome 2:37
B6 Won't You Do It With Me 1:57
B7 Call My Name 2:22
Bass, Guitar, Synthesizer, Vocals – Fred Rootveld
Drums, Percussion – Roelof Stabler
Vocals, Guitar, Piano – Ap Daalmeijer
Vocals, Piano, Organ – Janny Maatman
Comes with a lyric sheet.