Gee bros

about

There appear to be more than one bands called Gee Bros. Feel free to add information. 1. Gee Bros (also spelled as Geebros and G Bros) was a short-lived Dutch band from Apeldoorn, The Netherlands, active in the 1960s. Established in 1966 by brothers André, Ben and Henk Groote, it was effectively a continuation of The Goldstar Brothers. Best known single: 1968's Henry The Horse, #24 in the Dutch charts. The brothers continued after 1969, but using different band names, including Crying Wood and Air Bubble. The group re-united in December 2010 and started to perform again in a line-up with of the original brothers (André en Ben), plus Max Tack (guitar, bass), Jeroen de Haas (guitar, vocals), Kees Jan Caron (organ, piano) and Gert Kozijn (bass, guitar, mouth-harp). User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

albums

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Incredible Sound Show Stories #3: 200 Feet Deep in a Purple Idea

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Madurai

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A Tribute To The Pirate Stations 1964-1974

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ISSS03 - 200 Feet Deep In A Purple Idea

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Incredible Sound Show Stories 3

Golden Years Of Dutch Pop Music - The Sixties Part 2

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200 Feet Deep In A Purple Idea

The Psychedelic Voyage: Bon Voyage

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A Tribute To The Pirate Stations (Disc 3)

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Gee Bros - Magik 2007

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Bubblegum Explosion, Vol. 16

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The Golden Years Of Dutch Pop Music - The Sixties part 2 (Hits & Tips 1968-1969) (CD1)