Maggie MacNeal (born Sjoukje van't Spijker, May 5, 1950, Tilburg) is a Dutc… Read Full Bio ↴Maggie MacNeal (born Sjoukje van't Spijker, May 5, 1950, Tilburg) is a Dutch singer.
After her first solo record in 1971, she teamed up with Willem Duyn, and the duo became known as Mouth & MacNeal. After their breakup, Maggie formed her own group in 1975 with her husband Frans Smit (drums, ex-Brainbox and Mouth & MacNeal), Adri de Hont (g, ex-Mayflower, to Music Garden), Ben Vermeulen (o,p, ex-Album, to Match) and Wil de Meyer (b, ex-Rob Hoeke). In 1977, the line-up changed to: Frans Smit (dr), Jons Pistoor (o,p, ex-Free & Easy, to Bruno Basta), Lex Bolderdijk (g, ex-Gamma, to Beuk Brothers and Margriet Eshuys Band) and Robert Verwey (bass, ex-Long Tall Ernie & Shakers).
In 1980, Maggie participated in the Eurovision Song Contest. Her song "Amsterdam" came 5th.
Since 2000, she has been a member of the Dutch Divas, together with Marga Bult (ex-Babe).
After her first solo record in 1971, she teamed up with Willem Duyn, and the duo became known as Mouth & MacNeal. After their breakup, Maggie formed her own group in 1975 with her husband Frans Smit (drums, ex-Brainbox and Mouth & MacNeal), Adri de Hont (g, ex-Mayflower, to Music Garden), Ben Vermeulen (o,p, ex-Album, to Match) and Wil de Meyer (b, ex-Rob Hoeke). In 1977, the line-up changed to: Frans Smit (dr), Jons Pistoor (o,p, ex-Free & Easy, to Bruno Basta), Lex Bolderdijk (g, ex-Gamma, to Beuk Brothers and Margriet Eshuys Band) and Robert Verwey (bass, ex-Long Tall Ernie & Shakers).
In 1980, Maggie participated in the Eurovision Song Contest. Her song "Amsterdam" came 5th.
Since 2000, she has been a member of the Dutch Divas, together with Marga Bult (ex-Babe).
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When You're Gone
Maggie MacNeal Lyrics
When You're Gone I never had another lover It was you who did discover How…
Ferry Groothedde
on I Love You This Much
I listened to Jefferson's version and I could understand him a lot better than Maggie MacNeal. I found quite a lot of mistakes in these lyrics. For example: "silver can be part of you etc" should be "if I can't be part of you then I don't have to live". And "but if it means singing back you must then in there it's lost" should be "but if it means signing documents then it matters not". There is more, but I'll leab-ve it here.