Marvin Gaye: Never-before heard music resurfaces in Belgium
Lawyer says there are 66 demos of new songs on a cache of cassette tapes that have lain hidden in Belgium for more than 40 years.
Stay updated with breaking news from Ostend. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Lawyer says there are 66 demos of new songs on a cache of cassette tapes that have lain hidden in Belgium for more than 40 years.
With a voice like silk and a social conscience to match, Marvin Gaye remains one of pop’s great icons, his music as much in demand today as when he was gunned down by his own father forty years ago.
"There was one song that when I listened to it for ten seconds I found the music was in my head all day, the words were in my head all day, like a moment of planetary alignment," a lucky listener claimed.
Kusttram is a public transport service along the entire Belgian coast.
While passing away over 40 years ago, over 60 tracks of Marvin Gaye were discovered in the possession of a Belgium family.