1966 Time Life

Based on sheer musical ability, the Q 65 deserved to be at least as well known as the Pretty Things or the Yardbirds. Indeed, the Dutch quintet could have held their own with either of those groups or the Animals without breaking a sweat, based on the recorded evidence, and they also had room for some of the more countrified blues evident in the work of the Downliners Sect. Yet the Q 65 have remained one of Europe's best-kept star-caliber musical secrets for more than 30 years. The Q 65 were Frank Nuyens (guitar, vocals, sax, flute, harmonica), Willem Bieler (vocals, harmonica), Peter Vink (bass), Joop Roelofs (guitar), and Jay Baar (drums), first got together in 1965, in the Hague. The city was known as "the Liverpool of the Netherlands," with a music scene that had been thriving since the end of the '50s.

Enoch Light was exquisite in achieving the highest quality in stereo and quadraphonic of his day (the 50's and 60's). It was really the precursor to the development of stereo. Prepared the musical arrangements of his songs and distributed to the musicians in the studios in order to achieve the spatial effect of sound, effects achieved unsurpassed in their time playing percussion. Published countless albums, especially with three labels (Grand Award, Command and finally Project 3). This album contains twelve tracks of Latin music classics with the particular mark of their productions. Music for listening pleasure.