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Thursday, March 12, 2020

New Adventures - S/T

Name: New Adventures
Album: s/t
Year: 1980
Style: Pub Rock & Blues
Similar Bands: J. Geils Band, Foriegner
One-Word Review: heavy-greasy-back-alley-pub-rock
Based Out Of: Winschoten, Groningen, Netherlands
Label: Polydor
 Cover & Record
Back & Record
New Adventures
  1. Come On 3:00
  2. Drive Me Wild 2:52
  3. Spacelab Cowboy 2:49
  4. You Can't Do That 2:45
  5. Right to Cry 2:57
  6. Bachus Beckett 3:18
  7. Money 2:10 /
  8. Backdoor Lovers 3:26
  9. Late Late Show 3:15
  10. If Your Mamma Don't Like It 3:43
  11. Rock & Roll Woman 2:40
  12. Genie Dance 3:13
  13. Back to the Pit 2:30
Album Rating (1-10): 7.0

Members & Other Bands:
  • Peter Bootsman - Guitar Vox (New Legend, AA & The Doctors, Home Flight Selection, Doggersbank, Harley Jay, Wild Romance )
  • Harry de Winter - Bass, Keys, Vox (New Legend, Roxette, Purcus Education)
  • Henk Torpedo - Drums, Percussion (New Legend, Upsidedown)
  • George Kooymans - Producer (Golden Earring)
  • John Kreik - Engineered
  • George Cramer - Art Direction
  • Fernando van Teylingen - Photography
Unknown-ness: Never heard of this band. From the album cover, it looks like an edgy new wave band, promising to be neurotic, jittery keyboard heavy pop. Year checks out, 1979-1980.

Album Review: This Dutch band was an award winning band back from 1978 - present day, as they will still get together to perform on occasion. With 5 albums between 1980 - 1985, they played straight forward blues inspired pub rock, with a heavy edge. Covers of Beatles and Chuck Berry are on the album, and their Berry cover, "Come On" was their biggest single.

Stand Out Track: Come On [*]

Links
New Adventures Bootsman's site (in Dutch)
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