KAREL BOGARD - FROM DUSK UNTIL DAWN 1ST BEL PRESS 75 EX/EX BLUES/FOLK
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FIRST BELGIAN STEREO PRESSING
KAREL BOGARD FROM DUSK UNTIL DAWN 1975
ON THE DWARF LABEL 4C062-96844
MATRIX NUMBERS: SIDE 1 LPS 3A SIDE 2 LPS 3B
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Sleeve: EX Non-laminated sleeve, see picture.
Album: EX no wear at the spindle hole, sticker on label side 2 , plays perfect
In the late sixties Karel Bogard was proficient in various instruments, playing in Leuven (he sang, played guitar, piano, and even a hundred others) in various blues, skiffle and jugbands, like Free Sound Community en Crowin Rooster.
After graduation he went to Paris to study Chinese but while in the French capital, he kept himself busy in musical circles. Through contacts with Alexis Corner (Bogard was playing in his band at the time) and Memphis Slim he struck a deal with the French label Barclay. The LP "Blues from over the Border" appeared in France in 1971, including Roland van Campenhout and other guests.
In the mid-seventies in Ghent he started his own record label: Dwarf records. Originally created solely to issue the Kandahar LP, Bogard he soon found a number of kindred souls so in a short time the label also included Banzaï, Tjens Couter and TC Matic from Arno.
"In the years '70-'75 Ghent was a hive of activity," he said in the book "Wit-lof from Belgium," and jazz musician Pol Van Gijseghem was involved in various projects. There emerged an interaction with many groups: Bunker, Quark, Red Mole .. etc.. Rock and jazz had found each other." Karel Bogard thus became one of the main figures of jazz-rock in Belgium (Hugo Spencer, 5th Ball Gang, Marc Moulin, Placebo, Sam Suffy). Bogard's main project in these years was Kandahar, with guitarist Jef De Visscher and Pol Van Gijseghem, who released two LP's in the blues/jazz/rock idiom.
Simultaneously, he also recorded solo (the LP "From Dusk until Dawn" in 1975) or combined forces with other companions as The Karel Bogard Blues Band in 1976 with "Still Hooked On The Blues" and as Karel Bogard's Highway Band in 1977 with "Step," featuring the single "Sweet Lady Society".
Dwarf went bankrupt, however, and was swallowed by E.M.I./ I.B.C. (with whom they already had a distribution deal). This marked the end of Kandahar and a bitter Bogard quit music, combining his studies in engineering and oriental languages to land a job with a dredging company in Singapore.
This is a very hard to find album .......
I will put in the coming weeks and months my entire record collection (+/- 2000 albums) on E-bay (+/- 20 records every week).
Belgian buyers can pick up the records at my home (Jodoigne).
Buyers who don't use paypal can have a 3% discount.
All items are professionally packed in a oversizes box (see feedback)
SENDING COSTS: (Kiala is possible for Belgium and luxemburg (6€), Netherlands (9€), France (11€) and Spain (15€))
TO BELGIUM UNREGISTERED 8€ REGISTERED 10€
REST OF EUROPE 15€ 20€
WORLDWIDE 20€ 28€
