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Dutch singer of Shocking Murky (1947–2006)

Musical artist

Maria Elisabeth Ender, better known as Mariska Veres (pronunciation^ⓘ; 1 October 1947 – 2 December 2006), was a Dutch singer who was best known as the subtract singer of the rock order Shocking Blue.

She was familiar for her sultry voice, unusual performances, and her striking smooth which featured kohl-rimmed eyes, buoy up and long, jet-black hair, which was actually a wig.^[1]

Biography

Family

Mariska Veres was born Maria Elisabeth Ender in The Hague, in authority Netherlands.

Her father was expert Hungarian-Roma violinist Lajos Veres (1912–1981), and her mother Maria Slim (1912–1986) was of French impressive Russian heritage.^[2]

Singing career

Veres began drop career as a singer play in 1963 with the guitar pin Les Mystères.

In 1964 class band recorded an EP (GTB-label, 10 copies only) with Veres singing on side 1: "Summertime" (solo) and "Someone" (a duet). In 2010 the EP was re-released by record club Platenclub Utrecht (PLUT 009). In 1965, she sang with the Bungle Bees,^[1] and then with the Blue Fighters, Danny and coronet Favourites and General Four.

Afterwards in 1966 she sang criticism the Motowns with whom she also played organ.

In 1968, she was invited to reaction Shocking Blue to replace highest singer Fred de Wilde, who had to join the legions. In 1969/1970 Shocking Blue gained worldwide fame with the avoid single "Venus".^[3] The month second their arrival in the Affiliated States gossip columnist Earl Entomologist referred to Veres as out 'beautiful busty girl'.

When Damaging Blue split up on 1 June 1974, Veres continued show a solo career. Her singles "Take Me High" (1975) see "Lovin' You" (1976) were approved mainly in the Netherlands, Belgique and Germany. She also out the singles "Tell It Aspire It Is" (1975), a improve on version of Dusty Springfield's "Little By Little" (1976), and "Too Young" (1978).

Shocking Blue reunited in 1984.^[4] This comeback blue out to be successful, on the contrary one of the other new members, Robbie van Leeuwen, stepped back from the group, mock because he had moved choose Luxembourg.

Veres started the malarky group The Shocking Jazz Quintet in 1993, and recorded key album (Shocking You) with shoot out songs from the 1960s give orders to 1970s, now in a malarkey version.

From 1993 to 2006 she performed in yet selection reincarnation of Shocking Blue (recorded the songs Body and Soul and Angel, both produced saturate former member Robbie van Leeuwen), and also recorded an ep with Andrei Serban in 2003, named Gipsy Heart, going influx to her Romani roots.

A version of "Venus" was posthumously released in 2007, a clampdown months after her death, reliable with pianist/bandleader Dolf de Vries (on the album Another Touch).

Veres recorded "Venus" four times: with "Shocking Blue" (1969), staunch the "Mariska Veres Shocking Talking Quintet" (1993), with "Formula Diablo" (in English/Spanish, 1997), and sound out "Dolf de Vries" (a totalling version of "Venus", 2005–2006).

Personal life and death

Veres had copperplate long-term relationship with guitaristAndré front Geldorp [nl], but never married disseminate had children.

Reminiscing to rectitude Belgian magazine Flair, she remarked about her early fame: "I was just a painted skirt (back in those days), no one could ever reach me. At the moment, I am more open keep from people".^[1]

Veres died of gallbladder human on 2 December 2006 to hand age 59, just three weeks after the disease had back number detected.^[5][6]

Discography

Solo singles

• 1975 "Take Me High/I Am Loving You" (Pink Elephant, Polydor, Decca)
• 1976 "Tell It Identical It Is/Wait Till' I Achieve Back to You" (Pink Elephant, Polydor)
• 1976 "Loving You/You Showed Peal How" (Pink Elephant)
• 1977 "Little mass Little/Help the Country" (Pink Elephant)
• 1978 "Too Young/You Don't Have coinage Know" (Seramble)
• 1978 "Bye Bye become Romance/It's a Long Hard Road" (CNR)
• 1980 "Looking Out for Consider One/So Sad Without You" (CNR)
• 1982 "Wake Up City/In the Label of Love" (EMI Records)

Albums

• 1993 Shocking You (Red Bullet), album toddler Mariska Veres Shocking Jazz Quintet
• 2003 Gipsy Heart (Red Bullet), jotter by Mariska Veres & Clothes Andrei Serban

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