Like many singles on this blog lately, this single has a few connections to the Eurovision Song Contest, as Nucha performed in the 1990 ed...

The unsuccessful single 'Dance this night away' by Maarten Peters was his only one to be released as a 12" single featuring a r...

'Fighting for our queen' was Maarten Peters' last solo single to be released on 7" vinyl - and his last solo single overall...

In early 1991, Maarten Peters came up with the follow-up to his successful 1989 album 'White horses in the snow'. Entitled 'A sc...

'Bring out the rain' was the third and last single taken from Maarten Peters' third and most successful album 'White horses ...

The second single from Maarten Peters' third and most successful album 'White horses in the snow' was the ballad 'Heart of s...

The lyric of the song 'Take it now' can be described as a day in the life of a pop star. I was never too impressed with the song, bu...

The single 'Burn your boats' was the second single taken from Maarten Peters' second album of the same name. The single featured...

It wasn't easy for Maarten Peters to get some commercial success. All of his single releases between 1985 and 1987 failed to reach the D...

After having been a member of the Frank Boeijen Groep for a year, Maarten Peters embarked on a solo career that gave him some success in the...

In 1988, Maarten Peters left his record company Dureco after releasing two albums with them, and signed a new contract with EMI. His first r...

My collection of 7" singles is an important one for me, but I'm also an avid collector of 3" cd-singles. In the late Eighties ...

'Waste of time' is a single from Maarten Peters' debut album 'Hunting the queenbee'. Lack of information makes it hard t...

'Can't stop' was the debut single of Maarten Peters, released in the Netherlands in 1985. The single was produced by Jos Haagman...

Being almost bilingual by now, I still don't know exactly if the expression 'Window widow' would be used by an Englishman. I'...

Maarten Peters first rose to prominence in the Dutch music scene as the guitarist of the Frank Boeijen Groep. He took the place of original ...