* dutch garage rockband *

illustrated DISCOGRAPHY in chronological order ...

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online since November 11, 2003
last updated on July 15, 2020

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Shocking Shades Of Claw Boys Claw

1. Business
2. Venus (Shocking Blue cover)
3. Melrose
4. Hippy On The Highway
5. Wanking Fun
6. Cars
7. Camargue
8. Understanding Her
9. Shake It On The Rocks
10. You Gotta Go
11. Feed Me To The Lions
12. Phantom Shark
13. Indian Wallpaper (CD/streaming/download only)
14. Love Like Seas (CD/streaming/download only)
15. So Mean (CD/streaming/download only)
16. Foul Play (CD/streaming/download only)
17. Dirty Dog (CD/streaming/download only)

According to the Claw Boys Claw page on the Beeld en Geluid Muziekencyclopedie (previously Nationaal Pop Instituut) website (in Dutch, but also available in English) Polydor also released this album on CD (no further details listed). However, this is not true! Which is confirmed in a 2002 Peter te Bos interview (in Dutch). However! To celebrate the band's 25th anniversary, this album has finally been released as a remastered and expanded CD in June 2008!

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Bobbie Rossini: bass
Allard Jolles: drums

As noted, there are two different pressings of this album. Except for the information on the sleeve and on the labels, these can also be identified by the text scratched in the inner grooves of the records:
Hipcat version: "Flip is een lolbroek" on side a, and "to our mothers" on side b;
Polydor version: "groeten aan mama", or (as on my copy) "brains" on side a, and "more brains" on side b.

So Mean

1. So Mean
2. Love Like Seas

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Bobbie Rossini: bass
Allard Jolles: drums

Now!

1. Do The Skull (live)
2. So Mean (live)
3. The Fall (live)
4. Cosmic Blue (live)
5. Feelin' Fine (live)
6. Nightmare (live)

All tracks recorded at the Melkweg, Amsterdam, November 29, 1984.
Special Thanks To Our Audience.

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Bobbie Rossini: bass
Allard Jolles: drums

When purchasing the "Now!" EP back in 1985, the now sadly missed Get Records (and maybe other stores as well?) in Amsterdam gave away a free bonus cassette including 4 tracks:

1. Shake It (live)
2. Riding The Blinds (live)
3. Jingle Bells (live)
4. Hey Bobbie (live)

All tracks recorded at the Paradiso, Amsterdam (date unknown).

Indian Wallpaper

1. Indian Wallpaper
2. Dirty Dog

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Bobbie Rossini: bass
Allard Jolles: drums

Indian Wallpaper

1. Dirty Dog
2. Foul Play
3. Indian Wallpaper

Although "Indian Wallpaper" is the title song, it's actually the b-side of this 12" single.

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Bobbie Rossini: bass
Allard Jolles: drums

With Love From The Boys

1. On The Run
2. Mad Magician
3. Skindeep
4. That's Life
5. Suzie McKenna
6. Dig It
7. Suzie McKenna (recorded live at Pinkpop 1986) (MC only)
8. Locomotive Breath (Jethro Tull cover)
9. Jealous Eyes
10. Last Farewell
11. Ridin' The Blinds
12. Too Far
13. El Jerko
14. Shake It On The Rocks (recorded live at Pinkpop 1986) (MC only)
15. Venus (Shocking Blue cover) (recorded live at Pinkpop 1986) (MC only)

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Bobbie Rossini: bass
Marius Schrader: drums

"Shake It On The Rocks" is listed as "Shake It On The Rock" on the MC's j-card and label.

Locomotive Breath

1. Locomotive Breath (Jethro Tull cover)
2. Suzie McKenna (recorded live at Pinkpop '86)

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Bobbie Rossini: bass
Marius Schrader: drums

Locomotive Breath

1. Locomotive Breath (Jethro Tull cover)
2. Suzie McKenna (recorded live at Pinkpop '86)
3. Shake It On The Rocks (recorded live at Pinkpop '86)
4. Venus (Shocking Blue cover) (recorded live at Pinkpop '86)

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Bobbie Rossini: bass
Marius Schrader: drums

Locomotive Breath

1. Locomotive Breath (Jethro Tull cover)
2. Venus (Shocking Blue cover) (recorded live at Pinkpop '86)

Australasian only release.

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Bobbie Rossini: bass
Marius Schrader: drums

Blue Bells

1. Blue Bells
2. Jingle Bells

Special X-mas Greetings.

The 1987 reissue contains a remix of Blue Bells.

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Bobbie Rossini: bass
Marius Schrader: drums

Children's Choir: Karen, Vivienne, Susanne, Moniek, Don, Pepijn, Ester, Bobbie

Recorded and Mixed at the Stablesound Studios, Bethlehem
Produced by Mary & The 3 Wiseman
Engineer Roel Rednose

1987 mix of Blue Bells by Michiel Hoogenboezem at Wisseloord Studios's

Both tracks are also available on various streaming and download sites.
℗ 1986 and 1987 Son of Hipcat

Claw Boys Claw 3 In 1

1. Indian Wallpaper
2. Love Like Seas
3. So Mean
4. Foul Play
5. Dirty Dog
6. Cosmic Blue (live)
7. Feelin' Fine (live)
8. Nightmare (live)
9. Do The Skull (live)
10. So Mean (live)
11. The Fall (live)

Tracks 2-3 originally released as the "So Mean" 7" vinyl single (Hipcat Records 1985)

Tracks 6-11 recorded live at the Melkweg, Amsterdam, November 29, 1984, originally released as the "Now!" 12" vinyl EP (Hipcat Records 1985).

Tracks 1, 4-5 originally released as the "Indian Wallpaper" 12" vinyl single (Hipcat Records 1985)

According to the Claw Boys Claw page on the Beeld en Geluid Muziekencyclopedie (previously Nationaal Pop Instituut) website (in Dutch, but also available in English) Polydor also released this album on CD (no further details listed). However, this is not true!

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Bobbie Rossini: bass
Allard Jolles: drums

Teenage Heartattack

1. Teenage Heartattack
2. The Clapman

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Bobbie Rossini: bass
Marius Schrader: drums

Crack My Nut

1. Teenage Heartattack
2. Mistress Of Seduction
3. Barbiedolls
4. Get Up
5. Not Comin' Home
6. Monoman (CD only)
7. Madcat
8. Sunset 'B
9. Clawcry
10. Like Lovers Do
11. Save Me
12. The Clapman (CD only)
13. Gimme A Break

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Bobbie Rossini: bass
Marius Schrader: drums

Gimme A Break

1. Gimme A Break
2. Monoman

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Bobbie Rossini: bass
Marius Schrader: drums

Hitkillers

1. Ruby Is The One (Earth And Fire cover)
2. Let Your Hair Hang Down (Catapult cover)
3. Mississippi (Pussycat cover)
4. In The Dutch Mountains (The Nits cover)
5. Dracula!! (ZZ en de Maskers cover)
6. Appleknockers Flophouse (Cuby & The Blizzards cover)
7. Back Home (Golden Earring cover)
8. Ramona (written by M. Wayne, Gilbert, original 1928 version by Dolores Del Rio, Dutch no. 1 hit single by The Blue Diamonds in 1960)
9. Down Man (Brainbox cover)
10. Russian Spy And I (The Hunters cover)

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar, lead vocal on track 2
Bobbie Rossini: bass, backing vocals on tracks 5, and 8
Marius Schrader: drums, backing vocals on tracks 5, and 8

Hans Dulfer: saxophone on track 1
Tineke Schoenmaker: backing vocals on tracks 1, 7, and 8
Herman Brood: piano on tracks 2, and 9
Jaap van Beusekom: banjo on track 3
Cor Witjes: accordion on tracks 3, and 10
John Legrand: harmonica on tracks 6, and 7
A.L. Jones: backing vocals on track 8 (note: A.L. Jones is an alias of the first C.B.C. drummer Allard Jolles)

Hitkillers / The Beast Of Claw Boys Claw

Hitkillers
1. Ruby Is The One (Earth And Fire cover)
2. Let Your Hair Hang Down (Catapult cover)
3. Mississippi (Pussycat cover)
4. In The Dutch Mountains (The Nits cover)
5. Dracula!! (ZZ en de Maskers cover)
6. Appleknockers Flophouse (Cuby & The Blizzards cover)
7. Back Home (Golden Earring cover)
8. Ramona (written by M. Wayne, Gilbert, original 1928 version by Dolores Del Rio, Dutch no. 1 hit single by The Blue Diamonds in 1960)
9. Down Man (Brainbox cover)
10. Russian Spy And I (The Hunters cover)

    The Beast Of Claw Boys Claw

11. Venus (Shocking Blue cover)
12. So Mean
13. That's Life
14. Madcat
15. Teenage Heartattack
16. The Rose
17. Locomotive Breath (Jethro Tull cover)
18. Gimme A Break
19. Shake It On The Rocks
20. On The Run
21. Ridin' The Blinds

Except track 16, all tracks on "The Beast Of Claw Boys Claw" are rerecorded versions of previously released Claw Boys Claw tracks.

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar, lead vocal on track 2
Bobbie Rossini: bass, backing vocals on tracks 5, and 8
Marius Schrader: drums, backing vocals on tracks 5, and 8

Hans Dulfer: saxophone on track 1
Tineke Schoenmaker: backing vocals on tracks 1, 7, and 8
Herman Brood: piano on tracks 2, and 9
Jaap van Beusekom: banjo on track 3
Cor Witjes: accordion on tracks 3, and 10
John Legrand: harmonica on tracks 6, and 7
A.L. Jones: backing vocals on track 8 (note: A.L. Jones is an alias of the first C.B.C. drummer Allard Jolles)

The Beast Of Claw Boys Claw

1. Venus (Shocking Blue cover)
2. So Mean
3. That's Life
4. Madcat
5. Teenage Heartattack
6. The Rose
7. Locomotive Breath (Jethro Tull cover)
8. Gimme A Break
9. Shake It On The Rocks
10. On The Run
11. Ridin' The Blinds

German only release.

Except track 6, all tracks on "The Beast Of Claw Boys Claw" are rerecorded versions of previously released Claw Boys Claw tracks.

Pete TeBos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Bobbie Rossini: bass
Marius Schrader: drums

The Beast Of Claw Boys Claw

1. In The Dutch Mountains (The Nits cover)
2. So Mean
3. That's Life
4. Madcat
5. Teenage Heartattack
6. The Rose
7. Locomotive Breath (Jethro Tull cover)
8. Gimme A Break
9. Shake It On The Rocks
10. On The Run
11. Ridin' The Blinds

Australian only release.

Except tracks 1 & 6, all tracks on "The Beast Of Claw Boys Claw" are rerecorded versions of previously released Claw Boys Claw tracks.

Pete TeBos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Bobbie Rossini: bass
Marius Schrader: drums

Dracula / The Rose

1. Dracula (ZZ en de Maskers cover)
2. The Rose

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Bobbie Rossini: bass
Marius Schrader: drums

Dracula / The Rose

1. Dracula (ZZ en de Maskers cover)
2. The Rose
   bonus live concert by The Hipcats
3. Down In The Boondocks (live) (written by Joe South, original 1965 version by Billy Joe Royal, released by Joe South in 1970)
4. Groupy Girl (live) (Tony Joe White cover)
5. Angel Of The Morning (live) (written by Chip Taylor, original 1967 version by Evie Sands, released by Chip Taylor in 1972)
6. Born To Wander (live) (Rare Earth cover)
7. Come Together (live) (The Beatles cover)
8. Return Of The Phantom Shark (live)
9. Sunset 'B (live)
10. I'm Eighteen (live) (Alice Cooper cover)
11. Oh Pretty Woman (live) (Roy Orbison cover)

Bonus live concert by The Hipcats (= Claw Boys Claw), recorded opening for Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds at Vredenburg, Utrecht, October 6, 1986 (incorrectly on sleeve as June 10, 1986).

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Bobbie Rossini: bass
Marius Schrader: drums

"we dare you to listen"

Angelbite

1. Super Kid
2. Maniac
3. Troglodyte (The Jimmy Castor Bunch cover)
4. Ellah
5. Devol
6. Roll On
7. Wild Voo Doo
8. Bite The Dice
9. Down In The Bubble
10. Hunger Love
11. Maximum Overdrive
12. So Hot (CD and LP reissue only)
13. Spoons On Fire
14. Judy

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Arno Kooy: bass
Marc Lamb: drums

guests:
The Buttsisters: backing vocals on track 3
Dirty Stevie: countdown on track 4
Radio Moscow: voice on track 10

***

To be reissued on vinyl on July 20, 2018
- incl. "So Hot" not on the original LP version
- 180 gram audiophile vinyl
- limited first pressing of 750 numbered copies on red & black mixed vinyl

Maniac

1. Maniac
2. Clapping Song

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Arno Kooy: bass
Marc Lamb: drums

Bite The Dice

1. Bite The Dice
   acoustic set
2. Hungerlove
3. Bite The Dice, Maniac
4. Spoons On Fire
5. Locomotive Breath (Jethro Tull cover)

Acoustic set recorded and mixed at SPN Studios, Amsterdam, October 1990.

According to the Claw Boys Claw page on the Beeld en Geluid Muziekencyclopedie (previously Nationaal Pop Instituut) website (in Dutch, but also available in English) released on 7" vinyl single, but no further details are listed and the CD is missing ...

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Arno Kooy: bass
Marc Lamb: drums

Promotional Copy

1. Rosie
2. Use It (razormix)
3. Sound Of The Psycho
4. Spread That Jam

All tracks taken from the at the time forthcoming album "Sugar".
Promotional copy. Not for sale.

Peter te Bos: lead vocals, backing vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Geert de Groot: bass, backing vocals
Marc Lamb: drums

Rosie

1. Rosie
2. Rosie (Lambless)

The 5" CD-single comes in a cardboard sleeve.

Peter te Bos: lead vocals, backing vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Geert de Groot: bass, backing vocals
Marc Lamb: drums

$uga(r)

1. Hail On
2. Rosie
3. Jackal Is Back
4. Sound Of The Psycho
5. Monkeyride
6. Spread That Jam
7. Edit Away
8. Use It
9. Hide
10. Sugarlite Blonde
11. Y.O.Y.
12. Take Me For A Ride
13. Rosie -Lambless-
14. Spread That Jam (remix) (2008 reissue only)
15. The Keeper (2008 reissue only)

Peter te Bos: lead vocals, backing vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Geert de Groot: bass, backing vocals
Marc Lamb: drums

Magic Stick: percussion

***

Released on vinyl for the first time on May 25, 2018!
- 180 gram audiophile vinyl
- limited first pressing of 500 individually numbered copies on white vinyl

Spread That Jam

1. Spread That Jam (remix)
2. The Keeper

The 5" CD-single comes in a cardboard sleeve.

Peter te Bos: lead vocals, backing vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Geert de Groot: bass, backing vocals
Marc Lamb: drums

Jackal Is Back

1. Jackal Is Back
2. Yoy (Lambless)

5" CD-single in cardboard sleeve.

Peter te Bos: lead vocals, backing vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Geert de Groot: bass, backing vocals
Marc Lamb: drums

Call Me An Angel

1. Call Me An Angel
2. Part One

5" CD-single in cardboard sleeve.

Peter te Bos: lead vocals, backing vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Geert de Groot: bass, backing vocals
Marc Lamb: drums

Call Me An Angel

1. Call Me An Angel
2. Get You Off (brrr mix)
3. Sound Isn't Real (previously unreleased)
4. Sugarlite Blonde (Pinkpop '93)

Peter te Bos: lead vocals, backing vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Geert de Groot: bass, backing vocals
Marc Lamb: drums

Nipple

1. Pretty
2. Walk Away
3. How Do You Know (What I Feel)
4. Sick In The Head
5. Get You Off
6. Bones
7. Paris
8. Scope
9. Part One
10. Call Me An Angel
11. Limbo
12. Under Water
13. Shader
14. Dee De Lee Dee
15. Get You Off (brrr mix) (2008 reissue only)
16. Sound Isn't Real (2008 reissue only)
17. Sugarlite Blonde (Pinkpop '93) (2008 reissue only)

Peter te Bos: lead vocals, backing vocals
John Cameron: guitar, flute, tapeorgan
Geert de Groot: bass, flute, backing vocals
Marc Lamb: drums, percussion

Luc Suèr: soundapparatuses

Walk Away

1. Walk Away
2. Part One
3. Get You Off (brrr mix)

Promotional copy only.

Peter te Bos: lead vocals, backing vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Geert de Groot: bass, backing vocals
Marc Lamb: drums

Sick In The Head

1. Sick In The Head
   acoustic set
2. Paris
3. Walk Away
4. Call Me An Angel

Acoustic set recorded for Veronica's Countdown Café.

Peter te Bos: lead vocals, backing vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Geert de Groot: bass, backing vocals
Marc Lamb: drums

Why Don't You Grow

1. Why Don't You Grow
2. Will-O-The-Wisp (In My Garden)

Track 1 recorded at Paradiso, Amsterdam, April 9, 1997.

5" CD-single in cardboard sleeve.

Peter te Bos: lead vocals, backing vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Geert de Groot: bass, backing vocals
Marc Lamb: drums

special guest:
Wim Elzinga: steel guitar
Robert van der Tol: string arrangement

Will-O-The-Wisp

1. Weatherman
2. Kiss Kiss
3. Why Don't You Grow
4. Loaded
5. Grow Your Nose
6. Pigsyshine
7. Probably
8. Fudge
9. Made Out Of Nothing
10. Someone Like You
11. Born And Beautiful (hidden and unlisted track)
12. Everyday (2008 reissue only)
13. Will-O-The-Wisp (In My Garden) (lazy tune version) (2008 reissue only)
14. Horsefly (recorded in space) (droopy-tune version) (2008 reissue only)
15. Paris (acoustic) (2008 reissue only)
16. Walk Away (acoustic) (2008 reissue only)
17. Call Me An Angel (acoustic) (2008 reissue only)

Track 3 recorded at Paradiso, Amsterdam, April 9, 1997.

Peter te Bos: lead vocals
John Cameron: guitar, korg, flute, backing vocals
Geert de Groot: bass, guitars, cello, fender rhodes, piano, casio, backing vocals
Marc Lamb: drums, percussion, backing vocals

special guests:
Tineke Vroegop: backing vocals on track 7
Wim Elzinga: steel guitar, acoustic & electric guitar on tracks 3, 4
Robin Berlijn: guitar on tracks 2, 4
Henk Jonkers: drums, percussion, guitar, piano, backing vocals
Patriot Hilss: samples
Robert van der Tol: string arrangement on track 3
Ilona de Groot: violin
Daniel Strang: violin
Naima van Dijk: viola

Kiss Kiss

1. Kiss Kiss
2. Horsefly (recorded in space) (droopy-tune version)

5" CD-single in cardboard sleeve.

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Geert de Groot: bass
Marc Lamb: drums
Robin Berlijn: guitar on track 1

I Am Sea

1. I Am Sea

Promotional copy for radio stations only.

Click image for a closer look. Image taken from an eBay auction.

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar/keyboards
Marcus Bruystens: bass
Marc Lamb: drums/charms

Pajama Day

1. I Am Sea
2. Halibut
3. Sleepwalking
4. Toscamoon
5. Julie's Name
6. Rock Me Girl
7. Lava
8. Seven Fools
9. Flower
10. Yellow Car
11. Wonderful
12. Trust Me
13. Dream A Little Dream Of Me (music by Milton Adolphus - Fabian Andre and Wilbur Schwandt; lyrics by Gus Kahn; original version by Wayne King & His Orchestra (vocals by Ernie Burchill) in 1931; other known cover versions by Ozzie Nelson (1931, Rick(y) Nelson's father!), Frankie Laine (1950), Jack Owens (1950), Louis Armstrong & Ella Fitzgerald (1950), Ella Fitzgerald & Count Basie (1957), Mama Cass with The Mamas & The Papas (1968), Pasadena Roof Orchestra (1985), Terry Hall & Salad (1995, on the War Child benefit CD "Help"), The Beautiful South (1995, in the movie "French Kiss"), Flying Pickets (1996), Candye Kane (1999), and Jim James from My Morning Jacket (2001))
    

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar/keyboards
Marcus Bruystens: bass
Marc Lamb: drums/charms

Special guests:
Chris van Veghel: vocals on "Rock me Girl"
Ro Halfhide: backing vocals on "Yellow Car"

Recorded and mixed during 2007 at John's Closet - Frank van der Weij Studio Amsterdam - The Netherlands

Pre production at IJland Studio Amsterdam - engineered by Remco Schouten
Produced by Frank van der Weij & John Cameron

All songs by Cameron / Te Bos
All songs published by Pennies From Heaven / Strictly Confidential
except for "Dream a Little Dream of Me"
Music by Milton Adolphus - Fabian Andre and Wilbur Schwandt
Lyrics by Gus Kahn - Published by EMI Music Publishing

Recorded by John Cameron & Frank van der Weij
Mixed and mastered by Frank van der Weij - assisted bij Dennis Kersten

Official release date February 4, 2008. Already sold at the VPRO "3voor12 Presenteert" showcase at the Desmet Studios, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, January 30, 2008, and at the acoustic in-store session at Concerto recordstore, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, January 31, 2008.

Originally released in a book cover package and as a digipak. Reissued in 2013 in a regular jewel case.

As noted, a CD-R to promote the album was issued prior to the actual release. It came in a cardboard foldout packaging which is different from the retail releases. See this set of images, thanks to Misja Wester.

Hammer

1. Hammer

Digital single, available on various streaming and download sites.

Also released as a 5" promotional CD-R for radio stations only.

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar/keyboards
Marcus Bruystens: bass
Marc Lamb: drums/charms

Hammer

1. 600 Monkeys
2. Picasso
3. Power Breakfast
4. Hammer
5. Zoo
6. Wade
7. Monkey One
8. Sucha
9. My Beautiful Carpet
10. Rotate
11. I'll Be Gone
12. Suitcase Love
13. Blanket

Peter te Bos
John Cameron
Marcus Bruystens
Jeroen Kleijn

Official release date March 1, 2013. First sold at the acoustic in-store session at Concerto recordstore, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, February 28, 2013.

Four-panel foldout cardboard packaging.

Hammer

LP
1. 600 Monkeys
2. Picasso
3. Power Breakfast
4. Hammer
5. Zoo
6. Wade
7. Monkey One
8. Sucha
9. My Beautiful Carpet
10. Suitcase Love

10" vinyl
1. I'll Be Gone
2. Hanging On A Wire (vinyl only bonus track)
3. Blanket
4. Rotate
5. Where You Lay Your Head (vinyl only bonus track)

CD
1. 600 Monkeys
2. Picasso
3. Power Breakfast
4. Hammer
5. Zoo
6. Wade
7. Monkey One
8. Sucha
9. My Beautiful Carpet
10. Rotate
11. I'll Be Gone
12. Suitcase Love
13. Blanket

Peter te Bos
John Cameron
Marcus Bruystens
Jeroen Kleijn

Gatefold sleeve.
The CD comes in a single cardboard sleeve.

Polly Maggoo

1. Polly Maggoo (4:30)
2. Polly Maggoo (radio edit) (3:18)

© ℗ 2018 Claw Boys Claw, under exclusive license to Butler Records, a division of MoCD.

Digital single, available on various streaming and download sites.

It's Not Me, The Horse Is Not Me - Part 1

1. Suck Up The Mountain
2. In A While
3. It's Not Me, The Horse Is Not Me
4. Echo Echo
5. Polly Maggoo
6. Red Letter
7. Waiting For The sun
8. Dakota Chill
9. Seaweed
10. Shakes
11. Throw Me A Bone
12. Née Oddity
13. Fade

Peter te Bos
John Cameron
Marcus Bruystens
Jeroen Kleijn

The first 1,000 copies of the LP are individually numbered and pressed on red coloured vinyl.

Record Store Day 2018

Side A

1. Dot Dot Dash
2. Waiting For The Sun (At Home)
   Side 1
   
3. Rosie

Double a-sided single on transparent red vinyl. Includes two previously unreleased tracks on side A, and the 1992 hit Rosie on side 1.

Free to the first 5,000 visitors on Record Store Day 2018.

Dot Dot Dash recorded at Schenk Studio, Amsterdam, The Netherlands; mastered at Amsterdam Mastering.
Waiting For The Sun (At Home) recorded at home.
Rosie recorded at Orkater Studios, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Red Letter

1. Red Letter

Jeroen Kleijn - drums
Marcus Bruystens - bass
Peter te Bos - vocals
John Cameron - guitar

33 r.p.m. single-sided red flexi disc, issued in an edition of 250 copies.

Recorded in space 2018.

Suck Up The Mountain

1. Suck Up The Mountain (radio edit) (3:12)

(C) 2018 Claw Boys Claw & Butler Records, a division of MoCD
(P) 2018 Claw Boys Claw & Butler Records, a division of MoCD

Digital single, available on various streaming and download sites.

Stirred, Not Shaken

Phantom Shark (remix)

Hippy On The Highway (remix)

Taken from the album "Shocking Shades Of Claw Boys Claw".
Remixed for this album.

Pipe-Line

Pipe-Line (Chantays cover) (recorded live at the Mazzo, Amsterdam, May 20, 1984)

Recording of a special evening where six different Dutch bands played their version of the Chanteys instrumental Pipeline.

Well Up…..And Bubble!

Pain

Ha! Ha! Ha!

CD release early November 2019 from the original master tapes, see these two links for details and order it straight from the label!

Radio Nederland Transcription Service

Indian Wallpaper (live)

Phantom Shark (live)

Mad Magician/Shake It On The Rocks/Blue Bells/Shake It On The Rocks (live)

Do The Skull (live)

Business (live)

Claw Boys Claw is on the a-side of the album.
The b-side includes the Tröckener Kecks, L'Attentat, Eton Crop, Miners Of Muzo, and Ivy Green.

The label has an incorrect tracklisting:

Indian Wallpaper

Phantom Shark

Mad Magician

That's Life

Iedereen Is Anders

Jane

Claw Boys Claw vocalist Peter te Bos with Het Goede Doel.

"Iedereen Is Anders Volgens Het Goede Doel" (all songs written by Het Goede Doel).

Two guilders of each sold record will be proceeded to Stichting Columbine.

Arezzo Wave 1991

Ellah (live)

Recorded live at the Arezzo Wave festival 1991.

Villa 65 : Volume 1 Nederlandse Bands

Superkid (acoustic)

Acoustic version recorded live in session for Nozems-A-GoGo, VPRO Radio, The Netherlands, October 31, 1990.

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Arno Kooy: bass
Marc Lamb: bucket

Also included on this CD is De Randstad Inteelt Band Van Mannen Met Een Bedenkelijk Hoge Gemiddelde Leeftijd covering the Urban Dance Squad song "Deeper Shade Of Soul" for 1989 Hits Back, VPRO Radio, The Netherlands, December 27, 1989.

Peter te Bos (Claw Boys Claw): vocals
Hans ter Burg (Plastic Dolls): guitar
Ross Curry (Spo-Dee-O-Dee): guitar
Rob van Zandvoort (Jack Of Hearts): organ
Marc de Reus (ex-Div): bass
Kors Eijkelboom (Jack Of Hearts): drums

Update Live Volume 2

Rosie (session)

Various artists compilation of tracks recorded in session for "Update Live", Studio Brussel, Belgium.
Unfortunately the accompanying booklet includes no further recording information at all ...

Neder Pinkpop 25

Devol (live)

Recorded live at the Pinkpop festival, Landgraaf, the Netherlands, May 31, 1993.

Dutch Rock Alive And Well Part 5

Get You Off

Bones

Sick In The Head

Overload

Recorded live at 'Le Martinique' in Cannes, France, 1 February 1995. Also includes live recordings from Urban Dance Squad, Van Dik Hout, and The Pilgrims.

Includes booklet with a promotional story about "Live pop music from the Netherlands in 1995" plus short biographies of the four bands; all in English, Spanish, and French.

'Dutch Rock Alive And Well Part V' is a release in the 'Dutch Rock Alive And Well' series which offers a survey of live performances by Dutch pop/rock groups from the Netherlands.

'For broadcasting only'

Blues For Bosnia

Mother (John Lennon cover)

CD, produced to support the cultural life of Bosnia. C.R.A.S.H. is a half Dutch, half Bosnian Non Governmental humanitarian organization of volunteers who chose to concentrate its effort on supporting the internal and external reintegration of Bosnian youth culture, spearheaded by its music scene.

World Of Noise

Everyday

Recorded exclusively for this compilation CD, which came free with Oor magazine #10, May 18, 1996.

Promotional use only. Not for sale.

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Geert de Groot: bass
Marc Lamb: bucket

With A Little Help From My Friends

Rosie (live)

Claw Boys Claw vocalist Peter te Bos with the Metropole Orchestra conducted by Dick Bakker, recorded live at the Paradiso, Amsterdam, May 13, 1993.

"Singers who play in a band and write their own material, sing one of their songs with the Metropole Orchestra instead of their own band."

This CD will raise money for War Child.

Zo Dit Is Kerstmis

Christmas Lullaby (Shane MacGowan And The Popes cover)

Free Xmas CD with VPRO TV-guide #52 (December 26, 1998 till January 1, 1999).

Peter te Bos: vocals
Peter Asselbergs: guitar
Buddy Volly: theremin
Jeroen Kleijn: drums

40 Jaar Pinkpop Live NL

Mad Magician (19 mei 1986 Geleen)

Double CD with Dutch artists and bands only, all recorded live at the Pinkpop festival (between 1973-2007).

Music By Designers

Van Dijck Brown

This free music CD is part of the book and CD set: Pictographic Index 2: Design for Music.
Compiled by Hans Lijklema.
Copyright CD content © 2011 respective musicians, record labels and/or music publishing companies - All rights reserved. The Pepin Press B.V.

The book also includes a chapter about Twizter, the design studio run by Peter te Bos and Wouter van der Struys.

Poetracks

Jongeling (2)

Various artists CD with Dutch artists singing texts written by Dutch poets/writers. The poem "Jongeling (2)" has been written by Remco Campert and was first published in 1999.
Claw Boys Claw track recorded during the Wintertuinfestival @ Doornroosje, Nijmegen in 2008, 2009, 2010 or 2011.

Peter te Bos: vocals
John Cameron: guitar
Marcus Bruystens: bass guitar

Dutch Garage Rock Explosion Volume II

Van Dijck Brown