Genre: Rock, Blues
Media: CD
Country of disc (release): Netherlands
Year of publication: 1969-1995
Publisher (label): Universal Music
Catalog number: 570 075-6
Country of artist (group): Netherlands
Audio codec: FLAC (*.flac)
Rip type: tracks

Albums:
CD 1 Hell’s Session (1969)
CD 2 Wang Dang Doodle (1970)
CD 3 Bamboozle (1972)
CD 4 Rocking At The Tweed Mill (1973)
CD 5 Ram Jam Josey (1973)
CD 6 Live ’75 (1975)
CD 7 Blue Breeze (1976)
CD 8 Now (1987)
CD 9 Snakedance Live 89 (1989)
CD 10 Out Of The Blue (1995)
CD 11 More Livin' Blues (Bonus 1 CD)
CD 12 More Livin' Blues (Bonus 2 CD)

In 1000 pieces limited box with 10 albums plus 2 bonus CDs. 01. Hell's Session (Philips 1969) 02. Wang Dang Doodle (Philips 1970) 03. Bamboozle (Philips 1972) 04. Rocking At The Tweed Mill (Philips 1973) 05. Ram Jam Josey (Ariola 1973) 06. Live '75 (Ariola 1975) 07. Blue Breeze (Ariola 1976) 08. Now (Bounce Records 1987). 09. Snake Dance Live 89 (Corduroy) 10. Out Of The Blue (Studio 88 1995)
Bonus 2-CD: More Livin Blues (2CD)
Murphy McCoy, My sister Kate, Sonny Boy Blues One Night, Wang Dang Doodle (single version 1970), Crazy Woman, Black Lisa / Red Mountain River, Choice, Selection, LB Boogie (single version), Johnny W, Boogie Woogie Woman, Ricochet, Born in Chicago, One Night Boy / Rock Me Baby, Lonesome Road, I Do not Know / Statement, Polish Blues, Going Down Slow, You do not know how much I love you, rock & Roll Hoochie Coo) I'm Coming Home, See My Baby Drive, Back Stage, Shannon, Punk Funk, Roses, Doomsday Night, Will you still love me, The Best Thing I Can Do, Kaddisj for Ellen.
The band was formed in 1967 by Ted Oberg and quickly recorded their first single, written by Golden Earring guitar player George Kooymans, and played shows as a support for Fleetwood Mac. After several line-up changes the band recorded their debut full length ‘Hell’s Session’ to raving reviews, comparing the band with other white blues greats such as John Mayalls Bluesbreakers and Fleetwood Mac. Come 1970 more line-up changes take place, and though basically still a bluesrock band, their sound get a wider perspective with their second album being influenced by progressive and hard rock. The title track ‘Wang Dang Doodle‘ is released as a single and with its Deep Purple like riff becomes a modest hit song. That success gets them gigs throughout Europe. In 1971 some personal tragedies take place causing yet another line-up change. However, that doesn’t stop the band from recording their second full length album ‘Bamboozle’ with the track ‘L.B. Boogie’ becoming an international hit song