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The result was No consensus. Ruslik_Zero 12:18, 23 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]
The Klan (Belgian band)[edit]
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unnotable music band, along with Tomahawk Blues Band. Article was created by the acknowledged son of Luc Hensill (bands' guitarist), User:Raoniz.
I am also nominating the following related pages because of the same reason as above:
- Tomahawk Blues Band (edit | talk | history | protect | delete | links | watch | logs | views)
--Licory (talk) 15:10, 13 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Hello !
There are not yet all the references but over time they arrive gradually. Réferences of the sixties are very difficult to find and more, as I work, I do not have much time to find them either.
Collectors will help me soon. I was informed that the RTBF could digitalized their archive with a twenty million €uro budget. They started few months ago (RTBF (national broadcasting organisation of the government of the French-speaking southern part of Belgium).
Before to be called The Klan (Belgian band), The Klan (Belgian band) was called "Les Ombres" :
- Shows of Les Ombres at the Paris Olympia theater with Chuck Berry : 7 February and 2 November 1965 with live broadcast by the French radio Europe 1 (Musicorama).
- Les Ombres on tour with Gene Vincent : Paris, Lyon, Lausanne (Switzerland), etc ... in 1964.
- Shows of Les Ombres in Rock Festival as musicians of Vince Taylor in Paris in 1964, etc ...
In 1965, Olympia Records sells the contracts of "Les Ombres" to Palette Records (BMG Universal Music).
The producer of Palette Records imposes a new name to the "Les Ombres": "The Klan".
The Klan (Belgian band) released three L.P. albums on a major label :
- EMI / # 062.64312 : The Klan / L.P. Album / Belgium / 1981 (Remixed, Remasterised, new Editing & Stereo by EMI).
- Palette Records (BMG Universal Music) / # MPB 3020 : The Klan / Join Us / L.P. Album / Belgium / 1966
- Equipe Internacional / # EQI-2001 : The Klan / Join Us / L.P. Album / Brazil / 1967
Albums References : the Vlaamse Radio- en Televisieomroep (national broadcasting organisation of the government of the Flemish-speaking northern part of Belgium) archives :
The Klan (The Belgian Beatles) was selected by The Rolling Stones for giving a show with them at the Paris Olympia theater the 11th April 1967 in the afternoon with live broadcast by the French radio Europe 1 (Musicorama presented by Hubert).
- One week of Shows of The Klan (Belgian band) at the Ancienne Belgique in Brussels with Michel Polnareff and Jeff Beck at the guitar (with fantastic jam-sessions in the afternoon), Shows of The Klan (Belgian band) at the Wolu-City in Brussels with The Who, etc ...
- Several Shows of more than one hour of music for RTBF (INR) TV Broadcast : Feu Vert (Green Light) as Headliner Band.
TOMAHAWK BLUES BAND :
- A 50 minutes video excerpt from the movie "A Trip with Tomahawk Blues Band" was TV broadcasted by most of the TV Broadcast in the world in 1968 and 1969 like : RTBF (INR), Vlaamse Radio- en Televisieomroep, Netherlands Tv Broadcast, American Tv Broadcast, etc ...
Marc Lobet, the Director of the movie "A Trip with Tomahawk Blues Band" is one of the top Directors of Belgium, see Marc Lobet on IMDB, Wikipedia, Google, etc ... The music is interpreted by Luc Hensill, Michel Clément and Robert Chabre dit l'Eclair who are also the composers of the original soundtracks. Luc Hensill, Michel Clement, Robert Chabre dit l'Eclair are also the Top actors of "A Trip with Tomahawk Blues Band". It is an Experimental Full-Length Film 35mm Color. Tomahawk Blues Band is also a blues legend in Belgium and also all over the world like a Belgian blues legend.
Tomahawk also created the Background Score of "L'Aurore Rouge et Noire" by Fernando Arrabal for the Producer : the "Théâtre de Poche" (Brussels-Capital).
The RTBF (national broadcasting organisation of the government of the French-speaking southern part of Belgium) is the Producer and the Copyright owner of the name Tomahawk Blues Band and of the movie "A Trip with Tomahawk Blues Band" by Marc Lobet.
- "A trip with Tomahawk Blues Band" by Marc Lobet was the first movie of the Pop Shop produced by the RTBF, they followed with East of Eden, Genesis, Yes, etc ... The RTBF started to digitalize those movies. Great References !
- Comment: Comment above made by both articles' main editor. --79.181.36.66 (talk) 12:17, 12 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]
- Relisted to generate a more thorough discussion so consensus may be reached.
Please add new comments below this notice. Thanks, Timotheus Canens (talk) 05:22, 14 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]
- In 1968, Tomahawk also created the Music of "L'Aurore Rouge Et Noire" writed by the Spanish French filmmaker Fernando Arrabal for the Producer: the "Théâtre de Poche". "L'Aurore Rouge Et Noire" was created in Brussels-Capital by the French director Pierre-Alain Jolivet with the actors : Eve Bonfanti, Hélène Desmedt, Jacques Dorval, Josépha Eemes, Jean-Claude Frison, Anne Hauben, Quentin Milo, Jacques Monseu, Daniel Vigo, Josépha Waem and the members of the Tomahawk.
- Archives & Museum literature asbl Center for Research and Documentation literary and drama of the French Community of Belgium : L'Aurore rouge et noire
- Archives & Musée de la littérature asbl Centre de recherche et de documentation littéraires et théâtrales de la Communauté française de Belgique(Archives & Museum literature asbl Center for Research and Documentation literary and drama of the French Community of Belgium) Greetings! Raoniz (talk) 16:04, 15 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]
More references:
- Wit-lof from Belgium: Publisher: BRT or VRT, The Vlaamse Radio- en Televisieomroep (Flemish Radio and Television Network), publicly-funded broadcaster of radio and television in Flanders (northern part of Belgium) (BE), 1990, p.335: Les Ombres, isbn = 90-5096-069-3
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