Jenny & Rascals EX+ Dutch 65 Girl Garage freakbeat 45 LISTEN KILLER VOICE
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JENNY AND THE RASCALS
A: YOU TOLD ME A LIE
B: GOODBYE MY LOVE, GOODBYE MY HAPPINESS
(1970 DUTCH POLYDOR 7" # 2050 038)
Released on ARTONE HOLLAND OS. 25.329 IN 1965
Dutch beat group Jenny and the Rascals led by teenager Jenny Streur issued just two singles in the mid-1960s but have enjoyed a lasting popularity among fans of Dutch girl pop, thanks largely to their 1966 single You told me a lie.
The group came from The Hague.
Jenny had been encouraged in her musical ambitions by her parents who had been members of a local mouth organ trio known as the Reillys. As a child, Jenny even stood in for the third member of the group when he was ill. Perhaps more usefully, she also learned to play the guitar.
Several years later, she sang with her sister Joke as part of the pre-teen duo the Cocktail Sisters and released several records, including Alleen op de wereld in 1960 and De leuke boy a year later.
However, in 1965, at the age of 15, Jenny decided she wanted to form another group, this time with a beat sound, more in keeping with her favourite group of the time, Them. She advertised for lead and bass guitarists and a drummer. Ton van de Neut, Aad Plumiert and, ultimately, Ruddy Fisscher filled the roles respectively, while Jenny sang and played guitar.
Her father became the groups manager but because of a dispute with local club owner and music impresario Jacques Senf, the band tended to play dates throughout the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany rather than in The Hague. They also played support for the Troggs.
Within a year of forming, they had won a recording contract with the Artone label and released their first single, the garage gem You told me a lie, which Jenny had helped write. (The B side was Goodbye my love, goodbye my happiness.)
Such was the reputation that the band gained that Jenny was approached by Beatles manager Brian Epstein to become a member of a girl group in Britain, but she turned down his offer.
Instead, the group released a second single, Thats a mans way, in 1967, with Baby you know you ain't right on the B side.
However, in 1968, when one of the group became romantically involved with Jennys sister, he decided to stop touring, which led to the groups demise.
Hear the A side here (copy the link and paste it in your browser)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzFdbUc8o1Q
..and the B side here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eg_9wtNPbUY
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