Louis Neefs (born Ludwig Adèle Maria Jozef Neefs, 8 August 1937, Gierle – 25 December 1980, Lier) was a Belgian singer and presenter, known for his participation in the Eurovision Song Contests of 1967 and 1969. Neefs was training for a career in technical drawing at college in Mechelen when he joined the college choir and started learning to play guitar. At first his musical activities were purely recreational, but by the late 1950s he had become a member of a group called Sun Spot.
Louis Neefs – Forever. Label: Palette – PB 40027. Format: Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, Single. General Info : Side A is a Dutch adaptation of the song "Forever", sung by The Little Dippers (1960) Side B is a Dutch adaptation of the song "Guarda Che Luna", sung by Fred Buscaglione (1959). Rights Society: BIEM.
Ludwig (Louis) Neefs (born Ludwig Neefs, 8 August 1937, Gierle - died 25 December 1980, Lier) was a Belgian singer. Neefs was studying for technical artist at the Technical School in Mechelen when his talent was discovered and he learned how to play the guitar. At the end of the 50s he became the leadsinger of the band Sun Spots, he did a couple of shows with this band and performed at talent shows.
On this page you can not listen to mp3 music free or download album or mp3 track to your PC, phone or tablet. All materials are provided for educational purposes Louis Neefs from authorized sellers. Released at: This album was released on the label Ariola Express (catalog number 295 372). This album was released in 1989 year. Format of the release is.
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Album · 1998 · 16 Songs. Op de Purperen Hei (Met St. Cecilia Koor En Edelweiss-Kapelle . Louis Neefs S. Conny En Louis Neefs. 12. Anneliese (Met Edelweiss-Kapelle . Louis & Conny Neefs. 13. Im Tiefen Keller (Met Edelweiss-Kapelle . 4:27. 14. Rats, Spek en Bonen (Rosamunde) Conny En Louis Neefs. 15. Tinneke Van Heule (Met Edelweiss-Kapelle . 16. Edelweiss (Met Edelweiss-Kapelle .
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