Jean-Pierre Bulté
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"The first AB-style track to make the BRT (Flemish radio) Top 30 was “The World Beat” by The Caravan (J. P. Bulté and Frank Van der Heijden)" --Made in the Low Countries: Studies in Popular Music (2017) by Lutgard Mutsaers, Gert Keunen |
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Jean-Pierre Bulté of Target Records operated under aliases such as Neon, perhaps best-known for "Voices, their cover of Master C & J's
See also
- Frank Van der Heijden
- Eric Van der Heyden
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