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TWO DOORS DOWN
 

Calyx (pronounce kelliks) is an envelope-shaped part of a flower that protects the developing flower bud. In 1973, we chose that name for our band because we wanted something different. We have often regretted it afterwards, when organisers of events misspelled the name on billboards or in advertisements. However, we have stuck with Calyx as this name still reflects the music we play: colourful and full of variety like flowers. We have great respect for traditional country music, but at the same time we like to explore new horizons and create of our distinct sound. Our new album ‘Two doors down’ contains 16 of our own songs plus one cover that Thecla really wanted to sing. The music showcases different styles and the songs present a positive outlook on life with lyrics for contemplation or enjoyment.
If you enjoy listening to ‘Two doors down’ as much as we did in making it, you will have a wonderful time!



  

Two doors down...

 

Special thanks to our guest players and singers:

Mijndert van der Beek: banjo
Joost van Es: fiddle
Harry Govers: accordeon
Martin Kruiniger: big drum on ‘A cowboy’s life’
Astrid Langeland: harmony vocals
Hans Steeds: harmony vocals
Hoeks Smartlappenkoor ‘De Tranentrekkers’: vocals on ‘A cowboy’s life’

Recorded at: Borderline Studio, Emmer-Compascuum, engineered by Richard Luik, and Wim Pols Studio, Hoek van Holland, engineered by Wim Pols
Mixed at: Borderline Studio, Emmer-Compascuum, by Richard Pereira, Richard Luik and Wim Pols
Mastered by Lex van Diepen, Herveld
Produced by Wim Pols
Executive producer: Jan Quintus Zwart
Photography: Leni Torenstra, Hoek van Holland
Thanks to Jan Olsthoorn for providing the location for the photo session
Design: Heinen Vorm, Rouveen

Living Water Music is a label of JQZ Muziekproducties Kampen, telephone (+31) (0)38 – 3316695, fax (+31) (0)38 – 3869707, www.jqz.nl

Songs:
Two doors down - He will be there - On the fingers of one hand - A cowboy’s life - What to do with a buckaroo - Your love will lead me - Always back home to you - Where have the butterflies flown - The way it used to be - Strong enough to cry - At the assembly line - Why is almost every country song a sad song - Keep on loving them - He’s rolling - I’m sureIn my mind you are near - Family reunion

Words and music of all songs by Wim Pols, except Strong enough to cry, which was written by Max D. Barnes and Rory Lee.


  

Two doors down...

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