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Artist: Lace
Release: Linda / Good Morning, Single 1983
Covers: Front | Back | Band Photo
Label: CC Records #CCC 824
Genre: Hard Rock / Heavy Metal
Country: Holland / Belgium
Bitrate: 320kbps
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Covers: Front | Back | Band Photo
Label: CC Records #CCC 824
Genre: Hard Rock / Heavy Metal
Country: Holland / Belgium
Bitrate: 320kbps
►Mediafire
1. Linda
2. Good Morning
Rip and upload by Flying B, many thanks!!. Looking for a photo of the PS/Vinyl!
Uploader Notes: Here`s a rare single from the Belgian band Lace. Released on CCC-Records in '83. I rip this single back in the 90`s with my first cd recorder. The song "Linda" ia a ballad includes scratch and pops from my turntable, the second song "Good Morning" is much better, and the reason I rip it. LACE split shortly after the release of this single. Dicky Peterse started a new band called AXITT with Hans Ligtenberg.
Fred Ligtenberg - Vocals
Dicky "Speedy" Peterse - Guitars
Pim Nagtzaam - Bass
Wim Breugelmans - Drums / Producer
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This is not a Belgium, but a Dutch band and their second single.
Guitar: Dicky "Speedy" Peterse.
Bass: Pim Nagtzaam.
Vocals: Fred Ligtenberg.
The drummer is Wim Breugelmans who produced this single.
They split shortly after this single.
Dicky Peterse started a new band called Axitt with Hans Ligtenberg (yes, family) on vocals.
Dicky could play Eruption (on his Flying V) back in those days long before anyone else could.