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Luv' biography - Chapter IX

Posted by abohan Jumat, 13 September 2013 0 komentar
1997 - 2004: Feud

Luv' in November 2004

In 1993, Luv' enjoyed a cheerful reunion and exposure in the media (see previous Chapter). Their "Luv' Gold" compilation sold quite well. The only dark cloud on the horizon was Patty Brard's bankruptcy. But the Indo-Dutch entertainer was a survivor and in 1994 she was back on television as a presenter. The group performed occasionally on stage until 1996 and then disbanded.

Soon after this umpteenth break-up, tensions between Patty and José Hoebee appeared. Their feud was covered by celebrity gossip magazines. Patty wanted to make up with her former colleague. Accompanied by a camera crew, she met José in a parking garage with a bouquet of roses to bury the hatchet. But José refused to be filmed although she was not opposed to make peace in private. A reconciliation seemed impossible.


* Patty: Reality Queen



In the late 1990s and at the turn of the 21st century, Patty was a familiar face on Veronica channel with programs such as "Brard gaat extreem", "Brard", "Veronica Goes Gay", "Patty", "Patty gaat extreem" and "Absolutely Patty". 


Patty interviewed Marilyn Manson in late 1998

2001 saw her involvement in reality television when she hosted the third season of Holland's "Big Brother". 


Patty on "Big Brother - the Battle" (2001)

Inspired by the success of "The Osbournes" on MTV, the reality series "Patty's Posse" aired on Yorin in 2003 and featured her domestic life, her friends and her family (her daughter Priscilla and her third husband René Muthert). The show was high in the ratings and each episode averaged 850.000 viewers.


Patty and her daughter Priscilla


Theme song from "Patty' Posse" (2003)



During the craze for "Patty's Posse", La Brard wanted to take advantage of the nostalgia for Luv' and formed her own girl group called "Enuv'" with two ex-members of "De Frogettes"  Anouskha de Wolff and Marian van Noort. The ladies performed cover versions of hits from the 1970s and 1980s (Luv', Dolly Dots, Vanessa...). The group rapidly disbanded.


Thanks to her popularity, Dutch journalist Pieter Ploeg wrote her biography ("De Naakte Waarheid: The Naked Truth") which was published in 2003. 


Front cover of Patty's biography


In the autumn of 2004, she starred in "Patty's Fort", a Yorin program with other celebrities (including Marga Scheide) as they were having a therapy which consisted of fasting, yoga and meditation. It caused a sensation and was unfairly known as the "Klysma show" because of a segment showing Miss Brard having an enema. During the broadcast of "Patty's Fort", the larger-than-life entertainer was devastated when her brother Robert passed away at age 43 due to a kidney disease.





Marga and Patty on "Patty's Fort" (2004)

* Marga: Tragedy and business



As for Marga, her world was tumbling down when her partner, record producer Jacques Zwart died of a heart attack in Ibiza in April 2003. It took her months to get over this sudden loss. She continued the online music store "www.selectcd.nl" launched by Zwart in 2001. In 2004, she set up another online service specialized in the merchandising of Dutch celebrities (www.selectidols.com). These companies were short-lived and by 2007 they were dissolved. 




* José: solo comeback



José Hoebee who retired from show business in the 1990s was the owner of a video rental shop (The Movie Store) for one year and a half in Best, a village near Eindhoven, NL. She sold her business in the summer of 2003. With the help from Corry Konings (a popular singer in the Netherlands) and her booking agency (CK Produkties), José decided to resurrect her singing career. She also started to write a weekly column on the now-defunct "Muziekmaken.nl" site. She told anecdotes about the glorious years with Luv', expressed her opinion on Dutch entertainment and replied to Patty's attacks in the press. In early 2004, she recorded under the pseudonym "Stuff" a dance oriented cover version of a Four Tops classic hit ("Walk Away René") downloadable on internet. Moreover, she sang two tracks as a guest artist on a tribute album to Doris Day (Marjan Berger meets Doris Day). In the fall of 2004, José hosted a music talent show (Tijd Voor Muziek) on a Dutch local channel (VSM TV). Her husband, Will Hoebee collaborated on the production of this program. On December 13. 2004, the singer was a witness at Bonnie St. Claire's wedding. The ceremony was broadcast live on SBS 6's "Shownieuws".


José performing "Who's sorry now" 

* Luv's 25th anniversary

The quarrel between Patty and José didn't stop the fans from enjoying projects which focused on the legendary female pop trio. Budget-priced compilations came out during this period. In September 2001, René Moonen launched Luv's official fansite by courtesy of Marga and José. In April 2003, the first fan club meeting took place with José and Ria Thielsch (member of the 1980-1981 line-up). Marga was invited but because of Jacques' death she could not come. 


Ria & José at Luv's first fan club meeting (2003)

Six months later, Universal Music (in association with René Moonen, Hans van Hemert Productions and CNR) released the double CD "25 Jaar Na Waldolala" to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Luv's breakthrough. The compilation included smash hits, Spanish versions of four songs, previously unreleased tracks on CD and solo recordings by José and Marga. Will Hoebee, José, Ria Thielsch and Hans van Hemert attended the album release party. Patty was not involved in this project as she was then in conflict with the producers and her former colleagues. A DVD was supposed to come out simultaneously with the double CD. However, Miss Brard vetoed this video collection because of her right of publicity. 


René Moonen, José Hoebee, Hans van Hemert and Ria Thielsch at the release party of "25 Jaar Na Waldolala" (2003)

In November 2004, a meeting between René Moonen, the three original Luv' ladies and Van Hemert was held in secret in order to be reconciled. The trio was considering a comeback. But a few days later, Patty appeared on "Jensen!", a late-night talk show on RTL 5. The enfant terrible of Luv' was a bit drunk and insulted José. The efforts to plan a revival suddenly collapsed....Fortunately, the following year, happy news overshadowed this sad event.

Secret meeting between Luv' and their former producer Hans van Hemert


To be continued....

Compilation releases

1. You're the Greatest Lover
Released by Rotation, PolyMedia, Mercury Records and PolyGram in 1998


Track listing:
  • "You're the Greatest Lover" - 2:50
  • "Hang On" - 3:07
  • "U.O.Me" - 2:57
  • "I Like Sugar Candy Kisses" - 3:34
  • "Trojan Horse" - 3:24
  • "Saint Tropez" - 3:04
  • "Casanova" - 3:50
  • "Who Do You Wanna Be" - 3:34
  • "Eeny Meeny Miny Moe" - 2:53
  • "Honey, Money" - 3:16
  • "My Man" - 3:05
  • "If You Love Me" - 2:34
  • "Dream, Dream" - 3:30
  • "Louis, Je T'Adore" - 3:40
  • "The Night Of Love" - 3:32
  • "Oh, Get Ready" - 3:16
All songs written by Hans van Hemert and Piet Souer as Janschen & Janschens

2. You're the Greatest LUVer
Released by Mercury Records/PolyGram in Germany in 1998



Track listing:
  • "You're the Greatest Lover" - 2:51
  • "Casanova" - 3:51
  • "U.O.me (Waldolala)" - 2:58
  • "My Number One" - 3:11
  • "Shoes off (Boots on)" - 3:07
  • "Don Juanito De Carnaval" - 3:12
  • "Trojan Horse" - 3:25
  • "Louis Je T'Adore" - 2:36
  • "Don't Let Me Down" - 3:36
  • "Eeny Meeny Miny Moe - 2:59
  • "DJ" - 3:20
  • "Ooh, Yes I Do" - 2:58
  • "Ann-Maria - 4:41
  • "One More Little Kissie" - 3:46
  • "Tingalingaling" - 2:31
  • "Marcellino - 3:14
  • "I Like Sugar Candy Kisses" - 3:36
  • "If You Love Me" - 2:34
  • "I.M.U.R" - 3:36
  • "Luv' Hitpack (Medley)" - 4:32
Production:
Hans van Hemert - producer, songwriter
Piet Souer - Conductor/arranger, songwriter
Peter Slaghuis - remix on track 20

3. The Universal Masters Collection: LUV'
Released by Mercury Records/Universal Music in 2001


Track listing:
  • "U.O.Me" - 2:57
  • "Trojan Horse" - 3:24
  • "You're the Greatest Lover" - 2:50
  • "My Man" - 3:05
  • "Sugar Babe" - 2:43
  • "Don Juanito De Carnaval" - 3:11
  • "Life Is On My Side" - 2:38
  • "Casanova" - 3:50
  • "Eeny Meeny Miny Moe" - 2:53
  • "DJ" - 3:21
  • "Shoes Off (Boots On)" - 3:07
  • "Marcellino" - 3:14
  • "Dandy" - 2:47
  • "Dream, Dream" - 3:30
  • "Everybody's Shaking Hands on Broadway" - 3:24
  • "I Like Sugar Candy Kisses" - 3:33
  • "Don't Let Me Down" - 2:37
  • "Eres Mi Mejor Amante" (Spanish Version of "You're the Greatest Lover") - 2:57

Production:
Hans van Hemert - producer, songwriter
Piet Souer - Conductor/arranger, songwriter

4. Hollands Glorie: Luv'
Released by CNR in 2002




Track listing:
  • "My Number One" - 3:11
  • "One More Little Kissie" - 3:46
  • "Tingalingaling" - 2:31
  • "Ann-Maria - 4:41
  • "Rhythm 'n' Shoes - 3:07
  • "Ooh, Yes I Do" - 2:58
  • "Never Wanted to Be..." - 4:34
  • "Cloud Nr. 9" - 3:25
  • "Boys Goodnight" - 2:40
  • "Flash" - 3:51
  • "I Win It" - 3:05
  • "Some Call It Happiness" - 3:09
  • "Wine, Women And Sing" - 3:45
  • "Getaway" - 3:03
  • "Stop Me" (Piet Souer) - 3:09
  • "Let There Be Love" - 2:39
  • "Billy The Kid" - 3:16
  • "Hit-medley (Megamix)" - 2:49
Production:
Hans van Hemert - producer, songwriter
Piet Souer - Conductor/arranger, songwriter

5. 25 Jaar Na Waldolala
Released by Universal Music in 2003




Track listing:

Disc one:
  1. "My Man (Luv' song)" (Janschen & Janschens) – 3:05
  2. "Dream, Dream" (Janschen & Janschens) – 3:30
  3. "U.O.Me (Theme from Waldolala)" (Janschen & Janschens) – 2:55
  4. "You're the Greatest Lover" (Janschen & Janschens) – 2:50
  5. "Life Is On My Side" (Janschen & Janschens) – 2:38
  6. "Trojan Horse" (Janschen & Janschens) – 3:24
  7. "Shoes Off (Boots On)" (Janschen & Janschens) – 3:07
  8. "Casanova" (Janschen & Janschens) – 3:48
  9. "Marcellino" (Janschen & Janschens) – 3:14
  10. "Eeny Meeny Miny Moe" (Janschen & Janschens) – 2:46
  11. "I Like Sugar Candy Kisses" (Janschen & Janschens) – 3:34
  12. "Ooh, Yes I Do" (Hans van Hemert) – 2:57
  13. "Wine, Women And Song" (Hans van Hemert) – 3:45
  14. "Getaway" (Piet Souer) – 3:03
  15. "Boys Goodnight" (Piet Souer) – 2:40
  16. "Ann-Maria" (Piet Souer) – 4:40
  17. "Rhythm 'n' Shoes" (Hans van Hemert) – 3:07
  18. "Cloud Nr. 9" (Hans van Hemert) – 3:25
  19. "Stop Me" (Piet Souer) – 3:09
  20. "My Guy" (Janschen & Janschens) – 3:49
  21. "Daddy, What A Life" (Piet Souer) – 3:08

Information: 
Tracks 1 to 6 taken from "With Luv'"
Tracks 7 to 11 taken from "Lots Of Luv'"
Tracks 12 to 21 taken from "True Luv'"

Disc two:
  1. "One More Little Kissie" (Janschen & Janschens) – 3:50
  2. "Be My Lover Tonight" (Janschen & Janschens) – 3:27
  3. "Some Call It Happiness" (Janschen & Janschens)- 3:09
  4. "The Show Must Go On" (Janschen & Janschens) – 3:21
  5. "Mother Of The Hearts" (Janschen & Janschens) – 3:04
  6. "My Number One" (Janschen & Janschens) – 3:11
  7. "Billy The Kid" (Janschen & Janschens) – 3:16
  8. "Never Wanted to Be..." (Janschen & Janschens) – 4:34
  9. "Song Of Love And Understanding" (Janschen & Janschens) – 3:59
  10. "Tingalingaling" (Janschen & Janschens) – 2:30
  11. "Eres Mi Mejor Amante (Spanish version of You're the Greatest Lover)" (Alfred Garrido, Janschen & Janschens) – 2:50
  12. "Casanova (Spanish Version)" (Alfred Garrido, Janschen & Janschens) – 3:49
  13. "Si, Que Si (Spanish version of "Ooh, Yes I Do)" (Alfred Garrido, Hans van Hemert) – 3:05
  14. "Ann-Maria (Spanish version)" (Alfred Garrido, Piet Souer) – 4:04
  15. "I Will Follow Him" (Stole, Del Roma, Plante, Gimbel, Altman) performed by José – 2:56
  16. "Secret Love" (Fain, Webster) performed by José – 3:04
  17. "So Long, Marianne" (Leonard Cohen) performed by José and Ron Brandsteder – 4:18
  18. "I Love You" performed by José and Hans Vermeulen – 4:11                                                          Nights in White Satin (J.Hayward, C.Donida, Labati, Mogol) / I (Who Have Nothing) (L.C Donida, M.Stoller, J.Leiber) performed by José and Hans Vermeulen – 4:11
  19. "One, Two, Three...Bananas" (Piet Souer) – 3:39
  20. "Love Symphony" (Supremes medley) – 3:35                                                                               Love Child (Sawjer, Taylor, Wilson, Richards) / Interlude (E. Mergency) / My World Is Empty Without You (Holland, Dosier, Holland) / Interlude (E.Mergency) / I Hear a Symphony (Holland, Dosier, Holland)/Interlude (E.Mergency) / Baby Love (Holland, Dosier, Holland)

Information:
Tracks 1 to 10 taken from Forever Yours
Track 18 previously unreleased

Album credits:

Personnel:
José Hoebee – vocals
Marga Scheide – vocals
Patty Brard – vocals
Ria Thielsch – vocals

Additional personnel:
Ernö Olah & Metropole Orkest – strings

Producers:
Hans van Hemert (Disc one: tracks 1 to 21 and Disc two: tracks 1 to 14)
Pim Koopman (Disc two: tracks 15 and 16)
Will Hoebee (Disc two: track 17)
Hans Vermeulen and Piet Souer (Disc two: track 18)
Piet Souer (Disc two: 19)
Jacques Zwart (Disc two: track 20)

Arrangers:
Piet Souer (Disc one: tracks 1 to 21 and Disc two: tracks 1 to 14)
Pim Koopman (Disc two: tracks 15 to 16)
Harry van Hoof (Disc two: track 17),
Harry van Hoof and Hans Vermeulen (Disc two: track 18)
Hans Hollestelle (Disc two: track 19)

Mastering: Pieter Boer


Compilation assistants: Will Hoebee and René Moonen

Press clippings
































Source: Wikipedia, Luv' Official Fan Club, Discogs.com, De Krant van Toen...

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Luv' biography - Chapter VIII

Posted by abohan Kamis, 09 Mei 2013 0 komentar
1993 - 1996: Luv' Gold - The Reunion


In late 1988 and early 1989, the original Luv' ladies were close to reuniting. But José Hoebee and Patty Brard gave up. Marga Scheide relaunched the group with two other girls (see previous Chapter). This new formation only scored a Top 30 single ( "Welcome To My Party") and a minor hit ("He's My Guy"). Despite their weak chart performance, the trio remained busy on television and on stage. Their Christmas show in Dubai to support Dutch marines in 1990 generated lots of publicity. But the public missed the magic of the initial line-up and in 1992 Marga's Luv' disbanded. 


On January 14th 1993, "De Verleiding" (a TV program on VARA/Nederland 3) featured an interview with Patty, Marga, José and their former producer Hans van Hemert. They discussed the marketing concept of the manufactured band "Luv'" (the dance routines, the image, the cooperation between the members...). Their appearance on television caused a wave of positive reactions.


Meanwhile, a nostalgia for the 1970's spread like wildfire in the fashion and record industries. Bell bottoms and platform shoes were trendy again. The music video of Madonna's "Deeper and Deeper" (which premiered in December 1992) was a tribute to the decade of Rock and Disco. "Are You Gonna Go My Way" by Lenny Kravitz sounded like an early '70s rock hit. The video of "Be My Baby" by French lolita Vanessa Paradis (also produced by Kravitz) was praised for its replication of the "Hippie" imagery. The "Gold" compilations of ABBA and Boney M. sold million copies worldwide. It was the right moment for Luv' to make a comeback.

Back to the 1970s....

Madonna in "Deeper and Deeper"

Vanessa Paradis in "Be My Baby"

ABBA

Boney M.


José's husband, record producer Will Hoebee had a wonderful idea: why not put out a "Luv' Gold" CD with the hits of the "1977-1981" period? Arcade Records was interested in the project and signed a deal with the three singers. A "Megamix '93" produced by Dancability (featuring Martin Boer of 2 Brothers on the 4th Floor) was added to the track listing of the anthology and released as a single. 



Luv' signing their deal with Arcade Records


Luv' started their promotion campaign on RTL 4's "De Staatsloterijshow" to perform "Megamix '93" on April 20th. It was a highly covered event. 



Luv' on De Staatsloterijshow

A week later, the ladies gave a memorable performance at Amsterdam's iconic gay club "de It". They were chauffeured  by limousine to the famous disco like real stars. Many enthusiastic fans attended the show as well as Dutch celebrities (including Gordon, Anita Meijer, Bonnie St. Claire, Saskia & Serge, Gerard Joling and the cast of "Goede Tijden, Slechte Tijden" soap opera). TV personality and comedian Paul de Leeuw gave the group the first copy of their new CD. Luv' was back for good!!!


Luv's show at De iT 

Luv' & Paul de Leeuw




To watch the video of Luv's performance at De iT, click here

Shortly after this flamboyant show, another "Luv' Gold" release party took place in Belgium. Patty, José and Marga received the first Flemish copy of their album from Koen Wouters (lead singer of the Pop-rock band "Clouseau").


Luv' and Koen Wouters of Clouseau

On May 15th, Luv' entered the charts with their long-awaited compilation (which later peaked at #9 on the Mega Album Top and #14 on the LP Top 50) and "Megamix '93" (which reached #17 on the Single Top 100 and #23 on the Dutch Top 40). Luv's CD spent 18 weeks on the hit parade - a respectable result for a 1970's pop act whose original formation had not scored a hit since 1980. 

To watch the TV commercial of "Luv' Gold", click here


Luv's summer agenda was hectic. The girls toured the club circuit in Holland and Flanders. They appeared on three shows on Veronica channel: "Nederland Muziekland" (on July 3rd) to perform their "Megamix", "Discover the World with Luv" (a TV special taped on the British Virgin Islands during the Peter Stuyvesant Windsurf Tour which aired on July 6th) and "Hollandse Hits Festival" (with a live performance of a medley of Dutch songs). 


Luv' backstage at "Muziekland Nederland"

Discover the World with Luv' (Veronica Special - July 1993)


Luv' at Veronica's Hollandse Hit Festival


The girls also went on a promo tour through German speaking countries and Denmark.
Luv' singing "Trojan Horse" on German television

To listen to an interview with Luv' on the Swiss radio, click here (part 1) and here (part 2).


In order to capitalize on Luv's renaissance, Ultrapop/Edel Music released a '93 remix of a "Dance-medley" (originally performed by the 1989 line-up). This single only came out in Germany, Switzerland and Austria but failed to break into the charts because it was not supported by the real Luv'.

Before Christmas 1993, a terrible news occurred and overshadowed the trio's revival: Patty went bankrupt due to a bad management of her magazine "Hello" she had launched with her partner Eric Peute. Misled by her lover, the diva was obliged to auction all her possessions in late March 1994 and lost everything. This tragedy hit the headlines. Even the honorable NOS Journaal (Holland's equivalent for BBC News) covered this catastrophe.


Luv' in 1994 (photo credit: Arnold Kroone/Martin Vink)

Despite this misfortune, Luv' decided to record new material and released the "All You Need Is Luv" album. Experienced producers worked on the project: Piet Souer and Martin Duiser assisted by Koen van Baal supervised the recording sessions. Souer is familiar to the group's public as Hans van Hemert and him wrote the whole Luv' repertoire in their heyday. Duiser was an acclaimed artist as he was involved in the world famous Stars on 45 productions. Souer and Duiser had already teamed up in the 1980's to produce popular Dutch artists (including Anita Meyer). Keyboard player Koen van Baal had a career as an arranger and a session musician (for successful acts like German band Scorpions and Marco Borsato). "All You Need Is Luv'" consisted of thirteen tracks recorded in the Bolland studios (owned by the duo Bolland & Bolland) in Blaricum. Luv' covered  "All You Need Is Love" (originally performed by The Beatles) in a reggae oriented tempo. Some songs were rendered in an Euro-dance style: "Don't Stop Now", "One More Night", "I Cried You Outta My Heart" and "Let's Go To The Paradise Of Love". Another track ("Your Love") had a Contemporary R&B influence. Other songs (including "Bad Reputation" and "Big Time Spender") had Pop rock elements. "No Johnny No Can Do" was an attempt to pay tribute to the camp and Latino style of Luv's debut. The album was released by Roman Disc and only available in Kruidvat shops (a chain of drugstores). Because of this limited distribution, the CD did not enter the album charts.



All You Need Is Luv' was reissued in 1995 and re-packaged as "One More Night" by Rondo Music/Pink Records. At that time, the group performed sporadically. 

Patty was the Luv' girl who stayed the most in the spotlight thanks to her TV activities. In order to overcome her financial difficulties, she became workaholic and hosted a series of programs (Hart van de stad (RTL 4, 1994), Brard Gaat Extreem (RTL 5, 1994) and Onder de B van Brard (RTL 5, 1995). 

Patty in the mid 1990s

As for José, she recorded in 1994 a duet with Bonnie St. Claire ('n Engel Als Jij), the Dutch cover version of a Teutonic track ("Ein Engel Wie Du" originally performed by Juliane Werding, Maggie Reilly & Viktor Lazlo). 


Bonnie & José: 'n Engel Als Jij

Bonnie & José in 1995

José & Marga in 1994


After two public shows in 1996 (De iT (on May 18th) and the Ahoy Rotterdam (on October 20th), Luv' broke up. But the following years the three entertainers would get their names in the papers again. Their story is never ending....

Luv' at "de iT" (1996)



Backstage at De iT (photo courtesy of Martin Vink)


Performance at The Ahoy in October 1996

Backstage at the Ahoy (Photo courtesy of Martin Vink)

To be continued...
Click here to read the next chapter.

Singles charts (peak positions):

Megamix '93: #23 on the Dutch Top 40 and #17 on the Single Top 100 (Netherlands)


Albums charts (peak positions):
Luv' Gold: #14 on the LP Top 50 and #9 on the Mega Album Top 100 (Netherlands)
Record releases

CD Singles & CD Maxi Singles:

1. Megamix '93
Released by Arcade Records in April 1993

CD Single:
  • "Megamix '93" (Radio Version) — 2:49
U.O.Me (Waldolala)/Trojan Horse/You're The Greatest Lover/Ooh, Yes I Do
  • "You're the Greatest Lover 1993" — 3:18
Maxi CD Single:
  • "Megamix" (Radio Version) — 2:49
U.O.Me (Waldolala)/Trojan Horse/You're The Greatest Lover/Ooh, Yes I Do
  • "You're the Greatest Lover 1993" — 3:18

  • "Megamix"
You're The Greatest Lover/Casanova/Ooh, Yes I Do/Trojan Horse/U.O.Me (Waldolala)
  • "Megamix '93" (Long Version) — 4:21
U.O.Me (Waldolala)/Trojan Horse/You're The Greatest Lover/Ooh, Yes I Do/Casanova





2. LUV Dance-Medley 
Released by Ultrapop/Edel Music in Germany, Austria and Switzerland in 1993


Maxi CD Single:

  • "LUV Dance-Medley" (Club Edit) — 6:50
Luvely/You're the Greatest Lover/Trojan Horse/Yes I Do/Casanova/U.O.Me

  • "LUV Dance-Medley" — 3:28
Luvely/You're the Greatest Lover/Trojan Horse/Yes I Do/Casanova

  • "No Cure No Pay" (1993 version) — 3:21

12" Vinyl Single:
  • "LUV Dance-Medley" (Club Edit) — 6:50
Luvely/You're the Greatest Lover/Trojan Horse/Yes I Do/Casanova/U.O.Me

  • "LUV Dance-Medley" — 3:28
Luvely/You're the Greatest Lover/Trojan Horse/Yes I Do/Casanova

  • "No Cure No Pay" (1993 version) — 3:21




    Albums
    1. Luv' Gold
    Released by Arcade Records in April 1993



    Track listing:
    • "You're the Greatest Lover" - 2:51
    • "U.O.me (Waldolala)" - 2:58
    • "Trojan Horse" - 3:25
    • "My Man - 3:05
    • "Eeny Meeny Miny Moe - 2:59
    • "Ooh, Yes I Do" - 2:58
    • "I Like Sugar Candy Kisses" - 3:36
    • "Dream, Dream" - 3:30
    • "One More Little Kissie" - 3:46
    • "Life Is On My Side" - 2:38
    • "Ann-Maria - 4:41
    • "Casanova - 3:51
    • "I.M.U.R" - 3:36
    • "Tingalingaling - 2:31
    • "Boys Goodnight" - 2:39
    • "Getaway" - 3:04
    • "Shoes off (Boots on)" - 3:07
    • "My Number One" - 3:11
    • "Who Do You Wanna Be" - 3:42
    • "Megamix '93"  - 2:49

    All songs written by Hans van Hemert and Piet Souer (aka Janschen & Janschens)


    Production:
    Hans van Hemert - producer, songwriter (track 1-19)
    Martin Boer & Dick Liefting for Dancability Productions - track 20

    2. All You Need Is Luv
    Released by Roman Disc in 1994





    Track listing:
    • "All You Need Is Love" (John Lennon - Paul McCartney) - 4:15
    • "Don't Stop Now" (Piet Souer - Martin Duiser) - 3:24
    • "Everything's Gonna Be Allright" (Piet Souer - Martin Duiser) - 4:00
    • "Shine On" (Piet Souer - Martin Duiser) - 3:28
    • "One More Night" (Koen van Baal) - 3:45
    • "I Cried You Outta My Heart" (Piet Souer - Martin Duiser) - 6:10
    • "You Love" (Koen van Baal) - 4:23
    • "Let's Go To The Paradise Of Love" (Piet Souer - Martin Duiser) - 4:00
    • "Bad Reputation" (Piet Souer - Martin Duiser) - 3:22
    • "No Johnny, No Can Do" (Piet Souer - Martin Duiser) - 3:38
    • "Big Time Spender" (Piet Souer - Martin Duiser) - 3:00
    • "Break" (Piet Souer - Martin Duiser) - 4:00
    • "Medley" (Janschen & Janschens) - 4:00                                                                         U.O.Me / You're the Greatest Lover / Casanova / My Number One

    Credits:

    José Hoebee - vocals
    Marga Scheide - vocals
    Patty Brard - vocals
    Produced by Piet Souer and Martin Duiser
    Arranged by Koen van Baal except "Don't Stop Now" and "Big Time Spender" arranged by Piet Souer
    Recorded at M.D.P and Bolland Studios, Blaricum, Netherlands.
    Mixed by Piet Souer, Martin Duiser and Okkie Huysdens
    Cover Design: Henk-Jan Voordes


    Re-issue:

    All You Need Is Luv was re-issued in 1995 by Rondo/Pink Records with another title (One More Night) and a different cover:






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    Source: Wikipedia, Luv' Official Fan Club, Discogs.com, De Krant van Toen....



    Bibliography: 

    • Hit-Lexikon des Rock und Pop Vol. 1 by Frank Laufenberg, publ. Verlag Ullstein, 2002
    • Top 40 Hitdossier 1956-2005 (9e editie) by Johan van Slooten published by Gottmer Becht Groep, 2006
    • Albumdossier 1969-2002 by Johan van Slooten published by Gottmer Becht Groep , 2002


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