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Jan Leyers was born in Wilrijk, in Antwerp. When he was about 10 years old, he found an acoustic guitar in his attic, and his father, an architect, taught him how to play. 10 years later, he started the group Beri-Beri with Hugo Matthysen, Bart Peeters, and Marc Kruithof. The group tried for some years to become successful, but failed.
Official video for the first single from the soundtrack album "Team Spirit" (2000)Also available on the Jan Leyers album "Jan Leyers" (2003)Visit http://janl...
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Leyers studeerde in 1980 af als licentiaat filosofie (Gent, RUG). In 1978 richtte hij samen met Hugo Matthysen, Bart Peeters en Marc Kruithof de coverband Beri-Beri op; de groep probeerde ook met eigen nummers succes te bereiken maar zonder resultaat. Begin jaren 80 maakte Leyers muziek voor enkele theaterproducties (voornamelijk te Antwerpen ...
Official video for the third single from the album "Jan Leyers" (2003)Directed by Frank van Passel & Dimitri KarakatsanisVisit http://www.janleyers.be
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Jun 4, 2016 · From the movie 'Blueberry Hill' (Belgium, 1989)Blueberry Hillbillies was a side project from Jan Leyers and Paul Michiels from Soulsister.
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Real Name: Jan Anna August Leyers. Profile: Belgian singer-songwriter, producer and media personality, most famous as one half of Soulsister. Born on 16 May 1958 in Wilrijk near Antwerp (Belgium), he later moved to Boechout where he became close friends with Bart Peeters. Married with Anne Meunier.
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May 6, 2017 · Jan Leyers was born in 1958 in Wilrijk, in the Antwerp province. When he was about 10 years old, he found an acoustic guitar in his attic. His father, an architect, taught him how to play the guitar, and later that same year he saw an electric guitar for the first time in his life, being played by a man in a lounge on a boat. 10 years later, with Hugo Matthysen, Bart Peeters, and Marc Kruithof ...
