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Martin van Wijk. Henk Smitskamp. Shocking Blue was a Dutch rock band formed in The Hague in 1967. They were part of the Nederbeat movement in the Netherlands. The band had a string of hit songs during the counterculture movement of the 1960s and early 1970s, including "Send Me a Postcard" and "Venus", which became their biggest hit and reached ...
Smitskamp sometimes played bass, singer Johnny Frederiksz came in, as did organist Paul Vin and guitarist Ron Meyes. Although best known in the Netherlands, Livin’ Blues also gained a following elsewhere in Europe, especially in Poland. At the start of the 80s, the band included Oberg, Christiansen, Evert Willemstein (bass) and Boris Wassenbergh (drums). Spin-off bands formed by ex-members ...
Hendricus „Henk“ Smits (* 7. Mai 1947 in Baarlo (Provinz Limburg)) ist ein ehemaliger Radrennfahrer aus den Niederlanden. Sportliche Laufbahn. Mit dem Radsport begann Smits im Verein Olympia Baarlo. Er startete für die niederländis ...
1. Aug. 2022 · Vandaag viert Henk Smitskamp zijn 80e verjaardag. Gefeliciteerd! De Nederlandse muzikant speelde als basgitarist in The Giants, The Motions, After Tea, Livin’ Blues, Sandy Coast, Shocking Blue en Flight505. Hij begon zijn carrière in 1960 als basgitarist van The Giants, een Haagse groep die zich specialiseerde in instrumentale gitaarmuziek naar het voorbeeld van The Shadows. […]
After Shocking Blue’s fourth studio release, confusingly titled Third Album, and a tour in Japan that yielded a live record, van der Wahl departed in late 1971 and was replaced by Henk Smitskamp. At that time, Shocking Blue were a five-piece featuring Leo van de Ketterij as a second guitarist, who had joined in 1970.
In 1969 and 1970, the group enjoyed a worldwide chart success with “Venus”, followed by several other hit singles. In 1971, Klaasje van der Wal was replaced by Henk Smitskamp. In 1973, Robbie van Leeuwen was replaced by Martin van Wijk. The group disbanded in 1975. Van Leeuwen attempted a relaunch in 1979, however the track “Louise ...
