Golden Earring was a Dutch rock band, active from 1961 to 2021. The best k… Read Full Bio ↴Golden Earring was a Dutch rock band, active from 1961 to 2021. The best known and internationally most succesful rock band to come out of the Netherlands (The Hague, to be precise), they had 47 chart hits in their home country. Outside of The Netherlands they are best known for their brace of North American hits, Radar Love (1973, a U.S. hit in 1974) and Twilight Zone (1982, a U.S. hit in 1983).
Formed in 1961, the band was active for 60 years, almost non-stop. They had 56 years of studio output, starting in 1965, which made them the world's longest surviving rock band, formed a year before The Rolling Stones, until their tragic end on 5 February 2021, when guitarist founding member George Kooymans revealed that he had been diagnosed with the neuro-muscular disease, ALS.
The band's core line-up of four was unchanged from 1970 to 2021, although extra musicians had short stints in the band in the 1970s. Golden Earring was always touring, except in 2000 (their only sabbatical year) and the final year of their existence, due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
In 1961 George Kooymans (age 13) and his neighbour Rinus Gerritsen (age 15) formed The Tornado's in the Zuiderpark district of their home town of The Hague, The Netherlands. The band's first line-up mainly played The Shadows and The Ventures covers, as well as other instrumental tunes, and played its first gigs at school parties.
In 1963, as the band found out that there already was a British band called The Tornados, they decided to change their name into The Golden Ear-rings (after a Peggy Lee song). The band now performed around The Hague, soon had a devoted local following and landed a record deal with Polydor. Their début single, 1965's Please Go, immediately landed in the Dutch Top 10.
Under the Golden Earrings moniker the band eventually recorded four albums and had twelve hit singles in the Netherlands between 1965 and 1969, ten of which reached the Dutch Top 10. Several of their records were released internationally in Europe and even North America, although they failed to make an impact there.
One of the band's sixties singles became their first Dutch #1 hit: 1968's somewhat carnavalesque Dong-Dong-Diki-Digi-Dong, although that tune is now frowned upon by the band and generally regarded as inferior to other sixties Earrings gems, such as That Day (1966, the first Dutch pop single to have been recorded in the U.K., at London's Pye Studios), Sound Of The Screaming Day (1966) and the epic Just A Little Bit Of Peace In My Heart (1969).
The band's lead singer during the early Golden Earrings years was Frans Krassenburg. He was replaced by Barry Hay (ex-The Haigs) in 1967. The band's drummer for much of the 1960s was Jaap Eggermont. His successors were Sieb Warner (1969) and, in 1970, Cesar Zuiderwijk (ex-Livin' Blues), Golden Earring's definitive drummer.
The band's international career modestly started to take off in 1969, the year of their psychedelic Eight Miles High album, their first haphazard tour of the United States and also the year in which the band name was slightly changed into The Golden Earring and finally (dropping the article within a year), Golden Earring. On their early U.S. tours, their long, wild cover version of The Byrds' classic Eight Miles High impressed audiences and press alike. Golden Earring's 19-minute album version, as well as the stand-alone 1969 single, Another 45 Miles, were the first Golden Earring recordings to get some North American airplay.
The arrival of drummer, Cesar Zuiderwijk, in 1970, completed what would turn out to be the group's definitive line-up: Barry Hay (lead vocals/guitar/flute), George Kooymans (guitar/vocals), Cesar Zuiderwijk (drums) and Rinus Gerritsen (bass/harmonica/keyboards).
1970 saw a dramatic shift in Golden Earring's musical style. After the melodic, often Beatle-esque sixties beat of The Golden Earrings and a brief phase of psychedelia and hippie rock in 1968 and 1969, the single Back Home marked the birth of Golden Earring's trademark heavy, riff-based brand of hard rock with catchy hooks. Back Home hit #1 in the Dutch charts and 'broke' Golden Earring in most of Europe, notably countries such as Germany, Switzerland, Austria and France.
This marked the start of a decade of domestic and international glory. Between 1966 and 1976 seventeen consecutive Earring singles rocketed into the Dutch Top 10, while their international popularity increased, especially after their lengthy 1972 tour of Europe, supporting The Who. Buddy Joe (1972) achieved considerable chart success in the German-speaking countries of Europe, but 1973's Radar Love was their breakthrough smash hit worldwide: #13 in the U.S. Billboard Hot 100, #1 in the U.S. Cashbox chart, #5 in Britain, #8 in Australia, #10 in Canada, #5 in Germany, #6 in Belgium, #1 in Spain and also #1 in (last but not least) Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), to name but a few.
Radar Love remains an enduring 'car classic' and radio anthem of global fame to this day. Between 1969 and 1985 Golden Earring completed ten major tours of North America, building a considerable North American fanbase, as well as five headlining tours of Great Britain in 1973 and 1974 alone. Golden Earring toured as 'special guests' of The Who, Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin, .38 Special, Rush and many more, whereas bands like Aerosmith, KISS, ZZ Top and Lynyrd Skynyrd opened for Golden Earring. The album that spawned Radar Love, 1973's Moontan, was certified 'Gold' by North America's RIAA in 1974 and sold millions of copies worldwide.
The band failed to achieve similar chart success in the years after Radar Love: the progressive Switch (1975) and To The Hilt (1976) charted in Billboard's album charts, but yielded no major U.S. hits. The singles were clearly not what North American audiences wanted from the 'Radar Love guys'.
Golden Earring was forgotten by many outside of The Netherland and by 1980 even Dutch audiences started to lose interest: albums such as No Promises, No Debts (1979) and Prisoner Of The Night (1980) were commercial flops, leading to the band's decision (in 1981) to record a 'final LP and then call it quits.
The lead single from 1982's 'farewell album', Cut, a Kooymans-penned tune called Twilight Zone, surprisingly became an even bigger hit in the U.S. than Radar Love: #10 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #1 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Tracks, thanks to heavy MTV rotation of the Dick Maas-directed video. The song (#1 in The Netherlands) revived Golden Earring's stateside career overnight. The Cut LP was certified 'gold' in Canada, with Twilight Zone hitting #3 in the Canadian charts.
In their native Netherlands the band did manage to extend their creative and commercial peak this time: the single When The Lady Smiles and the album N.E.W.S. ('NorthEastWestSouth'), both released in 1984, repeated the success of Twilight Zone and Cut. 'Lady' peaked at #3 in Canada, but fared disappointingly in the U.S. as MTV and even radio stations banned the track because of its controversial video, once again directed by Dick Maas, in which the rape of a nun was suggested.
After 1985 things rapidly went downhill for Golden Earring internationally (they would not tour the U.S. again), but - after a creative and financial crisis that lasted throughout the second half of the 1980s - the band wrote one of their most enduring Dutch hits in 1991 (the power-ballad, Going To The Run, which fared partially well in Russia) and discovered a new gold mine in their home country a year later: acoustic concerts in theatres, the concept of MTV Unplugged.
To everybody's surprise, the band's acoustic live album, The Naked Truth, slowly became their all-time biggest selling album in The Netherlands. Its sequels, Naked II (1997) and Naked III (2005) also went platinum at least once in The Netherlands.
Golden Earring's by far most succesful album internationally remains 1973's Moontan, which sold well over 3.5 million copies outside of The Netherlands and was certified 'gold' in the U.S., Canada and the United Kingdom (and platinum in the U.S. in later years).
Golden Earring released 25 studio albums, 9 live albums and countless succesful compilations. Almost all of these records were certified gold, often platinum, in The Netherlands. More than anything else, though, the band remained a live force of legendary status in their home country and beyond. They toured throughout each year until the very end, almost exclusively in the Netherlands, although there are still occasional live appearances in Belgium and Germany. 2009 saw Golden Earring's long overdue return to the United Kingdom: their sold out shows in Ipswich and London's Shepherd's Bush Empire were their first live appearances in England since 1978.
In 2011 the band recorded their first album of new material since 2003's Millbrook U.S.A.: Tits 'n Ass - studio album #25 for the Dutch legends - was released on 11 May 2012 on Universal Music and hit #1 in the Dutch album charts one week after its release to become Golden Earring's 8th #1 album in their home country. Certified 'gold' in The Netherlands, the album was generally believed to be Golden Earring's final studio outing, but December 2015 saw the release of a five-track mini album entitled The Hague, released more than fifty years after their début single and just before the band's sold out 'Five Zero' anniversary concert at Amsterdam's Ziggo Dome in front of a 17,000-strong crowd. 2019 saw the release of a stand-alone single, Say When: Golden Earring's final studio recording.
Nobody was aware of it at the time, but the band's 16 November 2019 performance at the Rotterdam Ahoy would turn out to be their final concert. After a year of Covid-19 lockdowns, guitarist George Kooymans announced his ALS diagnosis on 5 February 2021, the disease rendering him unfit to perform. Within hours, the band admitted that carrying on without Kooymans was unthinkable. In the words of lead singer, Barry Hay: "This is the end of the line for the band. It's a death blow. We always said: we'll keep going until the first one of us goes down. I never expected it to be George."
The band's final performance was released as a live CD and DVD in April 2022, named after Barry Hay's final words at the end of countless Golden Earring shows: You Know We Love You!.
Studio albums (released as Golden Earring, unless noted otherwise)
Just Ear-rings (1965, as The Golden Earrings or The Golden Ear-rings)
Winter-Harvest (1967, as Golden Earrings, sometimes spelled as Winter Harvest)
Miracle Mirror (1968, as Golden Earrings)
On The Double (1969, as Golden Earrings)
Eight Miles High (1969, as The Golden Earring)
Golden Earring (1970, colloquially known as 'Wall Of Dolls')
Seven Tears (1971)
Together (1972)
Moontan (1973)
Switch (1975)
To The Hilt (1976)
Contraband (1976, U.S. title: Mad Love)
Grab It For A Second (1978)
No Promises... No Debts (1979, spelled as No Promises, No Debts on most online platforms)
Prisoner Of The Night (1980)
Cut (1982)
N.E.W.S. (1984)
The Hole (1986)
Keeper Of The Flame (1989)
Bloody Buccaneers (1991)
Face It (1994)
Love Sweat (1995, covers album)
Paradise In Distress (1999)
Millbrook U.S.A. (2003)
Tits 'n Ass (2012)
The Hague (EP, 2015)
Live albums
Live (1977)
2nd Live (1981)
Something Heavy Going Down (1984, includes one new studio track)
The Naked Truth (1992, acoustic)
Naked II (1997, acoustic)
Last Blast Of The Century (2000)
Naked III (2005, acoustic, incorrectly listed as Naked Truth III on some streaming platforms)
Live In Ahoy 2006 (2006, live DVD + CD set)
You Know We Love You! (2022, live DVD + CD set)
Additional information:
Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Earring
Official website: https://www.golden-earring.nl
Formed in 1961, the band was active for 60 years, almost non-stop. They had 56 years of studio output, starting in 1965, which made them the world's longest surviving rock band, formed a year before The Rolling Stones, until their tragic end on 5 February 2021, when guitarist founding member George Kooymans revealed that he had been diagnosed with the neuro-muscular disease, ALS.
The band's core line-up of four was unchanged from 1970 to 2021, although extra musicians had short stints in the band in the 1970s. Golden Earring was always touring, except in 2000 (their only sabbatical year) and the final year of their existence, due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
In 1961 George Kooymans (age 13) and his neighbour Rinus Gerritsen (age 15) formed The Tornado's in the Zuiderpark district of their home town of The Hague, The Netherlands. The band's first line-up mainly played The Shadows and The Ventures covers, as well as other instrumental tunes, and played its first gigs at school parties.
In 1963, as the band found out that there already was a British band called The Tornados, they decided to change their name into The Golden Ear-rings (after a Peggy Lee song). The band now performed around The Hague, soon had a devoted local following and landed a record deal with Polydor. Their début single, 1965's Please Go, immediately landed in the Dutch Top 10.
Under the Golden Earrings moniker the band eventually recorded four albums and had twelve hit singles in the Netherlands between 1965 and 1969, ten of which reached the Dutch Top 10. Several of their records were released internationally in Europe and even North America, although they failed to make an impact there.
One of the band's sixties singles became their first Dutch #1 hit: 1968's somewhat carnavalesque Dong-Dong-Diki-Digi-Dong, although that tune is now frowned upon by the band and generally regarded as inferior to other sixties Earrings gems, such as That Day (1966, the first Dutch pop single to have been recorded in the U.K., at London's Pye Studios), Sound Of The Screaming Day (1966) and the epic Just A Little Bit Of Peace In My Heart (1969).
The band's lead singer during the early Golden Earrings years was Frans Krassenburg. He was replaced by Barry Hay (ex-The Haigs) in 1967. The band's drummer for much of the 1960s was Jaap Eggermont. His successors were Sieb Warner (1969) and, in 1970, Cesar Zuiderwijk (ex-Livin' Blues), Golden Earring's definitive drummer.
The band's international career modestly started to take off in 1969, the year of their psychedelic Eight Miles High album, their first haphazard tour of the United States and also the year in which the band name was slightly changed into The Golden Earring and finally (dropping the article within a year), Golden Earring. On their early U.S. tours, their long, wild cover version of The Byrds' classic Eight Miles High impressed audiences and press alike. Golden Earring's 19-minute album version, as well as the stand-alone 1969 single, Another 45 Miles, were the first Golden Earring recordings to get some North American airplay.
The arrival of drummer, Cesar Zuiderwijk, in 1970, completed what would turn out to be the group's definitive line-up: Barry Hay (lead vocals/guitar/flute), George Kooymans (guitar/vocals), Cesar Zuiderwijk (drums) and Rinus Gerritsen (bass/harmonica/keyboards).
1970 saw a dramatic shift in Golden Earring's musical style. After the melodic, often Beatle-esque sixties beat of The Golden Earrings and a brief phase of psychedelia and hippie rock in 1968 and 1969, the single Back Home marked the birth of Golden Earring's trademark heavy, riff-based brand of hard rock with catchy hooks. Back Home hit #1 in the Dutch charts and 'broke' Golden Earring in most of Europe, notably countries such as Germany, Switzerland, Austria and France.
This marked the start of a decade of domestic and international glory. Between 1966 and 1976 seventeen consecutive Earring singles rocketed into the Dutch Top 10, while their international popularity increased, especially after their lengthy 1972 tour of Europe, supporting The Who. Buddy Joe (1972) achieved considerable chart success in the German-speaking countries of Europe, but 1973's Radar Love was their breakthrough smash hit worldwide: #13 in the U.S. Billboard Hot 100, #1 in the U.S. Cashbox chart, #5 in Britain, #8 in Australia, #10 in Canada, #5 in Germany, #6 in Belgium, #1 in Spain and also #1 in (last but not least) Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), to name but a few.
Radar Love remains an enduring 'car classic' and radio anthem of global fame to this day. Between 1969 and 1985 Golden Earring completed ten major tours of North America, building a considerable North American fanbase, as well as five headlining tours of Great Britain in 1973 and 1974 alone. Golden Earring toured as 'special guests' of The Who, Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin, .38 Special, Rush and many more, whereas bands like Aerosmith, KISS, ZZ Top and Lynyrd Skynyrd opened for Golden Earring. The album that spawned Radar Love, 1973's Moontan, was certified 'Gold' by North America's RIAA in 1974 and sold millions of copies worldwide.
The band failed to achieve similar chart success in the years after Radar Love: the progressive Switch (1975) and To The Hilt (1976) charted in Billboard's album charts, but yielded no major U.S. hits. The singles were clearly not what North American audiences wanted from the 'Radar Love guys'.
Golden Earring was forgotten by many outside of The Netherland and by 1980 even Dutch audiences started to lose interest: albums such as No Promises, No Debts (1979) and Prisoner Of The Night (1980) were commercial flops, leading to the band's decision (in 1981) to record a 'final LP and then call it quits.
The lead single from 1982's 'farewell album', Cut, a Kooymans-penned tune called Twilight Zone, surprisingly became an even bigger hit in the U.S. than Radar Love: #10 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #1 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Tracks, thanks to heavy MTV rotation of the Dick Maas-directed video. The song (#1 in The Netherlands) revived Golden Earring's stateside career overnight. The Cut LP was certified 'gold' in Canada, with Twilight Zone hitting #3 in the Canadian charts.
In their native Netherlands the band did manage to extend their creative and commercial peak this time: the single When The Lady Smiles and the album N.E.W.S. ('NorthEastWestSouth'), both released in 1984, repeated the success of Twilight Zone and Cut. 'Lady' peaked at #3 in Canada, but fared disappointingly in the U.S. as MTV and even radio stations banned the track because of its controversial video, once again directed by Dick Maas, in which the rape of a nun was suggested.
After 1985 things rapidly went downhill for Golden Earring internationally (they would not tour the U.S. again), but - after a creative and financial crisis that lasted throughout the second half of the 1980s - the band wrote one of their most enduring Dutch hits in 1991 (the power-ballad, Going To The Run, which fared partially well in Russia) and discovered a new gold mine in their home country a year later: acoustic concerts in theatres, the concept of MTV Unplugged.
To everybody's surprise, the band's acoustic live album, The Naked Truth, slowly became their all-time biggest selling album in The Netherlands. Its sequels, Naked II (1997) and Naked III (2005) also went platinum at least once in The Netherlands.
Golden Earring's by far most succesful album internationally remains 1973's Moontan, which sold well over 3.5 million copies outside of The Netherlands and was certified 'gold' in the U.S., Canada and the United Kingdom (and platinum in the U.S. in later years).
Golden Earring released 25 studio albums, 9 live albums and countless succesful compilations. Almost all of these records were certified gold, often platinum, in The Netherlands. More than anything else, though, the band remained a live force of legendary status in their home country and beyond. They toured throughout each year until the very end, almost exclusively in the Netherlands, although there are still occasional live appearances in Belgium and Germany. 2009 saw Golden Earring's long overdue return to the United Kingdom: their sold out shows in Ipswich and London's Shepherd's Bush Empire were their first live appearances in England since 1978.
In 2011 the band recorded their first album of new material since 2003's Millbrook U.S.A.: Tits 'n Ass - studio album #25 for the Dutch legends - was released on 11 May 2012 on Universal Music and hit #1 in the Dutch album charts one week after its release to become Golden Earring's 8th #1 album in their home country. Certified 'gold' in The Netherlands, the album was generally believed to be Golden Earring's final studio outing, but December 2015 saw the release of a five-track mini album entitled The Hague, released more than fifty years after their début single and just before the band's sold out 'Five Zero' anniversary concert at Amsterdam's Ziggo Dome in front of a 17,000-strong crowd. 2019 saw the release of a stand-alone single, Say When: Golden Earring's final studio recording.
Nobody was aware of it at the time, but the band's 16 November 2019 performance at the Rotterdam Ahoy would turn out to be their final concert. After a year of Covid-19 lockdowns, guitarist George Kooymans announced his ALS diagnosis on 5 February 2021, the disease rendering him unfit to perform. Within hours, the band admitted that carrying on without Kooymans was unthinkable. In the words of lead singer, Barry Hay: "This is the end of the line for the band. It's a death blow. We always said: we'll keep going until the first one of us goes down. I never expected it to be George."
The band's final performance was released as a live CD and DVD in April 2022, named after Barry Hay's final words at the end of countless Golden Earring shows: You Know We Love You!.
Studio albums (released as Golden Earring, unless noted otherwise)
Just Ear-rings (1965, as The Golden Earrings or The Golden Ear-rings)
Winter-Harvest (1967, as Golden Earrings, sometimes spelled as Winter Harvest)
Miracle Mirror (1968, as Golden Earrings)
On The Double (1969, as Golden Earrings)
Eight Miles High (1969, as The Golden Earring)
Golden Earring (1970, colloquially known as 'Wall Of Dolls')
Seven Tears (1971)
Together (1972)
Moontan (1973)
Switch (1975)
To The Hilt (1976)
Contraband (1976, U.S. title: Mad Love)
Grab It For A Second (1978)
No Promises... No Debts (1979, spelled as No Promises, No Debts on most online platforms)
Prisoner Of The Night (1980)
Cut (1982)
N.E.W.S. (1984)
The Hole (1986)
Keeper Of The Flame (1989)
Bloody Buccaneers (1991)
Face It (1994)
Love Sweat (1995, covers album)
Paradise In Distress (1999)
Millbrook U.S.A. (2003)
Tits 'n Ass (2012)
The Hague (EP, 2015)
Live albums
Live (1977)
2nd Live (1981)
Something Heavy Going Down (1984, includes one new studio track)
The Naked Truth (1992, acoustic)
Naked II (1997, acoustic)
Last Blast Of The Century (2000)
Naked III (2005, acoustic, incorrectly listed as Naked Truth III on some streaming platforms)
Live In Ahoy 2006 (2006, live DVD + CD set)
You Know We Love You! (2022, live DVD + CD set)
Additional information:
Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Earring
Official website: https://www.golden-earring.nl
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Golden Earring Lyrics
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"Together We Live Together We Love I send my bird to a golden cage Where it can…
A Shout in the Dark It's rainin' on a summer night I'm gonna take a ride…
A Sound I Never Heard I'm kicking down the road I got a top hat on With…
Acrobats And Clowns All or nothin’, a change of look Whisperin’ without a sound…
Against The Grain Once I dreamed I was falling Like a feather from a…
Albino Moon You look real good in your blue jeans And a pink…
All Day Watcher Well in a few more hours, and millions of people Hate…
Angel Oh, oh, fly angel fly Angel, angel, angel! The one time I…
Angelina From the Album: * On the double Angelina, why are you lying…
Another 45 Miles Here comes the night A veil over the light In the distance…
Another Man in Town I don't need your little lying But I don't want to…
Are You Receiving Me If your circles could be spirals And your idols weren't mach…
Are Your Receiving Me If your circles could be spirals And your idols weren't mac…
As Long as the Wind Blows From the Album: * Golden Earring How could I tell you that…
Avalanche of Love Woman, you're an avalanche of love Falling over me means I…
Avenue Of Broken Dreams Turned down all the others Shut down all you mere Escapin’…
Baby Don't Make Me Nervous From the Album: * Winter harvest The beat on my heart he…
Baby Dynamite (B.Hay) With a dream in her pocket Flight ticket in hand Sh…
Back Home Goin' back right through the city through the country, river…
Backbiting Baby Sometimes you feel when you get hurt Vibrations all around…
Bad News to Fall in Love From the Album: * Paradise in distress Don't try to put the…
Bad News to Fall in Love (With a Mean Motherfucker) From the Album: * Paradise in distress Don't try to put the…
Ballad Of A Thin Man From the Album: * Lovesweat You walk into the room - with…
Beautiful Blue They got gadgets for sale, pretty girls Fat motorcycles and…
Better Off Dead Carmalita's in the doorway, with her hand on her hip Smilin…
Big Tree Blue Sea Morning sunshine, praise the earth Fill your glass with wine…
Bloody Buccaneers Hey-la hey-la hey-lo I scratch the morning with a diamond Bu…
Bombay Bombay seems lost in dreams When the pipes let off steam In…
Born a Second Time When I was born a second time There was no one…
Brother Wind Brother wind, what kind of wind are you You blow all…
Buddy Joe Let me tell you about Buddy Joe When he came down…
Burning Stuntman Specialize in danger, I'm from Niagara Falls And now I sit…
Call Me When the time has come That your love is strong And you…
Can Do That Well take a look at me now here Another sucker ruining…
Candy Candy took the pearls, got ahead of the girls Got on…
Ce Soir Remember that song called kill me From Victim's last LP Too …
ÇE Soir Remember that song called: ? Kill me? from Vick Timm? s…
Cell-29 He's planning a robbery Lack of common sense Bad vibes and a…
Chargin' Up My Batteries Well I couldn't live if I don't see a miracle…
Circles I'm up and you're kinda low Are you provin', that you…
Circus Will Be in Town in Time Circus Will Be in Town in Time Golden Earrings, 1968*** Mi…
Clear Night Moonlight I want to go ahead until I just run out…
Collage From the Album: * Lovesweat Blue for the blue - I feel…
Colour Blind Colour blind, risking your life A brush stroke and a rooftop…
Colourblind Colorblind, risking your life A brush stroke and a rooftop d…
Come In Outerspace Few things really get me mad Disappointed or truly sad I'm o…
Con Man He split the racket, to operate on his own He set…
Cool As It Gets A black six tockies ready for rockin’ That’s all your mama…
Cruisin' Sounthern Germany Pick pocket with a red coat on Dishy dashing through a…
Cruisin' Southern Germany Pick pocket with a red coat on Dishy dashing through a…
Crystal Heaven The fantastic story 'round your figure, Is rolling now, thro…
Cut 'Em Down To Size He's got a room at the top and a jag At…
D Light I'm in bed and she's bending over in a beam…
Daddy Buy Me a Girl When only a little baby I already was rich Wealthy mother an…
Daddy's Gonna Save My Soul I was born the son of a tycoon Successor to a…
Darkness Darkness Darkness, darkness, be my pillow Take my head and let me…
Darling From the Album: * Paradise in distress Would you recognize …
Déjà Voodoo From the Album: * Paradise in distress In broad daylight Yo…
Devil Made Me Do It All set, the court's in session This judge, got no compassio…
Did I Make You Up In a painting by Van Gogh Saw a street covered with…
Distant Love It was a night like any other night As it moved…
Don't Close the Door Tried everything just to feel all right But it sure gets…
Don't Run Too Far * - Baby can't you see What you've been to me I really…
Don't Stay Away What am I thinking high in mind Don't you see me…
Don't Stop From the Albums: * No promises no debts * 2nd Live * The…
Don't Wanna Lose That Girl She's so fine and she is mine tonight It took me…
Don't Worry From the Album: * Seven tears Today I stayed home and watch…
Dong-Dong-Diki-Digi-Dong Dong dong diki digi dong And your heart goes dong diki…
Dope Runner Who’s that runnin’ scared in sight? Of the morning and the…
Dream Suppose she will love me Yeah I feel fine 'cause there's n…
Eight Miles High Eight miles high And when you touch down You'll find that it…
Eight Miles High (Live) From the Albums: * Eight miles high * Golden Earring Live * …
Enough Is Enough Well, it's long ago, I ran into you A pair of…
Everyday's Torture You're my everyday's torture You're a burnin' light When d…
Evil Love Chain She took my money She stole my car Broke my heart And smashe…
Facedancer Not too serious, take that frown off your face I'll get…
Faded Jeans Eatin' TV dinner, with the radio on Made me cough up…
Fightin' Windmills I can't blame you for givin' up Don Coyote there's no…
Fist in Glove In the room with artificial light Where the curtains have al…
Flowers In The Mud Farewell El Paso, hello future Welcome seven dilatee I dri…
Freedom Don't Last Forever From the Album: * Face it It don't look like a happy…
From Heaven From Hell If there's a reason why you leave me Then I like…
Future You better get out of the line of fire If you…
Gambler's Blues The table's smokin', I got money to burn Get ready to…
God Bless the Day In the morning dawn When it's not all clear All you can…
Going Crazy Again Saw a black cat in a blind alley way The way…
Going To The Run I could bet on new-years eve He'd call me up at…
Goodbye Mama Oh boy watch it, here I am Want the world…
Gotta See Jane Red light, green light Speedin' trough the dark night Drivin…
Grab It for a Second We were rolling through the room I could feel her heart…
Happy and Young Together From the Album: * Winter harvest When the day is coming you…
Have a Heart ( He reads a book every now and then Goes to a…
Heart Beat It's move groove, move movin' inside of me With a…
Heartbeat It's move groove, move movin' inside of me With a…
High in the Sky The time has gone But your face baby, is still…
Hold Me Now Dreaming 'bout the future and drinkin' on the past Thinkin' …
Holy Holy Life In bad times, when it's dark and cold You got no…
Hope From the Album: * Seven tears Loosing Got a feeling we're h…
Hurry Hurry Hurry You're tired of all your imitation friends And your job…
I Am a Fool How could I? How could I? How could I leave you and…
I Can's Sleep Without You ) Silver like a fish slappin' on my tongue Speak to me…
I Can't Do Without Your Kiss From the Album: * Face it Tonight when I ride outta here Th…
I Can't Sleep Without You ) Silver like a fish slappin' on my tongue Speak to me…
I Do Rock & Roll From the Album: * 2nd Live I do rock 'n' roll (4x) Can't…
I Do Rock'n Roll I do rock 'n' roll (4x) Can't help it, can't fight…
I Don't Wanna Be Nobody Else From the Albums: * Prisoner of the night * 2nd Live Somebod…
I Hate Saying These Words Nice to me You will have to be so nice to…
I Need Love * Mad love Do you ever feel unhappy don't know what…
I Sing My Song I Sing My Song G.Kooymans Through the windy foggy weathe…
I'll Be Back Again You know, if you break my heart I'll go But I'll…
I'll Make It All Up To You In a painting by Van Gogh Saw a street covered with…
I'm A Runnin' On the stroke of ten I slipped into the van And hid…
I'm Going to Send My Pidgeon To From the Album: * Golden Earring What's going on, what are …
I've Just Lost Somebody She came down from far away and smiled at me In…
Identical I know night life, expensive price Is a dream you can’t…
If You Leave Me Baby if you leave me I won't know what to do So…
Impeccable Girl Hey listen fellas, wanna tell a story right now Maybe you…
In A Bad Mood I believe I'm in a bad mood girl And I hope…
In My House From the Album: * Winter harvest A-a-a-a-a-a In my house Th…
Instant Poetry Washing machine Space age dream Let me serve you Keep me cle…
It's Over Now Can you tell me what it's all about now There's a…
Jane Jane She weighs her words on a silver tongue While she cradles…
Jangalene (G.Kooymans) Jangalene, you're my queen Well I can't get ne…
Je Regrette This is what you see And that′s what you get Musta been…
Joe Wake up in the morning, glad to be alive My heart's…
Johnny Make Believe Waitress, more wine We celebrate, the life and times of John…
Judy Someone needs someone And the game is called love Hear me, I…
Jump and Run Time, time, time to change But then you gotta sacrifice Don'…
Just A Little Bit Of Peace In My Heart The rainbow hides no treasure Oh believe me it's not true …
Just Like Vince Taylor She had the whole world in her dress She put my…
Just Like Vince Taylor (Live) From the Albums: * Moontan * Golden Earring Live * Last blas…
Justin Time I Justin Time I get to shake my both hands with…
Keeper of the Flame From the Album: * Keeper of the flame Mother mother, gotta …
Kill Me Remember that song called "Kill me" From Vick Timm's last LP…
Kingfisher Kingfisher's eyes shine as black as coal On the edge of…
Landing From the Album: * Eight miles high When daylight and nightt…
Last Frontier Hotel Turn on your lights Las Vegas Light up the desert sky There'…
Last of the Mohicans The old man told me and he told me good The…
Latin Lightning Latin lightning strikes again Wilder than a hurricane He's c…
Leather Love at first sight, lasts all night Baby from the moment…
Legalize Telepathy From the Albums: * Face it * Last blast of the century You…
Liquid Soul From the Albums: * Face it * Last blast of the century Went…
Little Time Bomb My little time bomb Sit on a quarter to pray Each…
Lonely Everyday She doesn't love him She's running away Wanna cry, have to…
Long Blond Animal From the Albums: * Prisoner of the night * 2nd Live * Someth…
Lost And Found From the Album: * Cut I am not an object Somethin' you thro…
Love in Motion Oh, oh my love's in motion Yeah, you've got me on…
Love Is a Loser Love is a loser when lust takes over When lust takes…
Love Is a Rodeo There's no doubt you're beautiful You're so full, you gotta …
Lucky Number Golden Earring Lucky Number Lucky numbers, comin' my way Sup…
Mad Love Coming You want different positions To keep your love-life success…
Mad Love Coming (Live) You want different positions To keep your love-life successf…
Mad Loves' Comin' You want different positions To keep your love-life success…
Making Love to Yourself I could be six feet under I could be stone dead…
Maximum Make-up From the Album: * Face it She never leaves the house Withou…
Miles Away Form Nowhere I got, thunder in the wheel, burning up the road Thinkin'…
and many more tracks by Golden Earring.
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