Sam Dice - Dutch Disease (1978)

Dutch pearl formed in the city of Losser in the late 60's by brothers Frits, Arie and Harrie Ekkel. With the additions of bassist Kees Reinders Sam Dice released their only and rare LP of 1000 copies and was never reissued on CD. The band continues playing for clubs and bars in the Netherlands, with a much lower frequency, repertoire of its own songs and some covers.
The album Dutch Disease features a good rock'n'roll, with several more devoted to hard rock and blues passages, especially the great vocals, all in English, and shivering guitar work, with strong riffs and guitar solos. Emphasis on the opening track "The Diff'rent Town, The Diff'rent Sweetheart" with a country/hard footprint, heavier "I Can't get The Next Home Plan" and "Trouble Is Not What I Wanted" and the last and more bluesy of the album: "Tears Are Wasted All The Time" amazing blues rock with 7 minutes.