Music review by Hildemollerknag

Under the name “Rainman” was the solodebut of ex- Q 65 guitarist Frank Nuyens presented in 1971. It was a remarkable good record and was far removed from the music of the notorious Q 65. It was typically early seventies laid-back music. Frank wrote most of the music himself. The LP was recorded in the famous GTB-studio in The Hague and partly in the Bovema Studios in Haarlem. On the record he was assisted by well-known musicians as ex-Cuby drummer Dick Beekman and former Q 65 colleague - drummer Jay Baar
Tracks
01.rainman
02.natural man
03.don't
04.vicious circle
05.don't make promisses
06.you will be free by me
07.money means nothing at all
08.get you to come through
09.she told me so
10.they didn't feel
11.the joy that is inside
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A garage band from The Hague (Netherlands). Also known as the Q or the Kjoe.
The group was founded in 1965 by guitarists Joop Roelofs and Frank Nuyens, togetehr with singer Willem Bieler. The bass player Peter Vink and drummer Jay Baar already knew each other before the Q from the band Leadbelly's Limited. Revolution is their first album.
Tracks
01. The Life I Live (3:23)
02. I Got Nightmares (2:29)
03. Just Who's in Sight (3:11)
04. Mr. Pitiful (2:22)
05. I'm a Man (4:39)
06. Middle-Age Talk (2:30)
07. Summer Thoughts in a Field of Weed (2:26)
08. Down in the Bottom (1:45)
09. Get Out of My Life, Woman (2:28)
10. Spoonful (3:30)
11. Sour Wine * (2:59)
12. Bring It on Home * (13:47)
13. Where Is the Key * (2:20)
14. Voluntary Peacemaker * (5:01)
15. It Came to Me * (2:35)
16. No place to go
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