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Another one is a band I remember since probably conception. A Dutch band called Golden Earring. I recall my neighbors out in the country I was raised (I was brought up in the country at first, than urbania). Their guitarist, George Kooymans is quite a handy guitarist and songwriter. Golden Earring has always been like the voice of rock to me. Kind of old school and has been around forever. I think their in my diagrahm. More than just the 2 top 40 hits and played off in Europe with their sixties material and being played off on oldy stations in America every now and again. They bring to mind another band called Brownsville Staion.
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