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Louis De Vries

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Dutch-Belgian manager, producer and impresario (born 1947). Son of Jack de Vries and nephew of Louis de Vries, after whom he was named.
Manager of a.o. Ferre Grignard, The Pebbles, Raymond van het Groenewoud and Mad Curry. Initial organizer of Jazz Festival, Bilzen. Founder of Brain Trust Music.
Left the music business to focus on professional soccer in the late 1970s.


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Goede Tijden Slechte Tijden

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St Louis Blues (+ Combo) 5-6-1935

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Goede Tijden, Slechte Tijden (& Lisa Boray)

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Ik zie wel

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Dutch-Belgian manager, producer and impresario (born 1947). Son of Jack de Vries and nephew of Louis de Vries, after whom he was named. Manager of a.o. Ferre Grignard, The Pebbles, Raymond van het Groenewoud and Mad Curry. Initial organizer of Jazz F... Read the full biography on this page.

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