
Frans Krassenburg (born The Hague, The Netherlands, 28 February 1944) is a Dutch singer best known for his 1964-1967 stint with The Golden Earrings, the band that would later become Golden Earring. The Golden Earrings were, initially, an instrumental guitar combo in the vein of The Shadows and The Ventures until 1964, when the group asked Krassenburg to be their singer. The blonde frontman can be heard on The Golden Earrings' earliest Dutch hits
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Golden Earrings
That Day
Please Go
High in the sky
Tears and lies
We kiss in the shadow
Without your love
The silly chap
ballet of broken hearts
I've changed my mind just in time
Child of the alley
Here's a heart
Dream of the everyday housewife
Build your love (on a solid foundation)
Golden Earings
Ballet of broken heart
I've changed my mind just i
Dream of the everyday house
Build your love
Silly Chap
Please Go [Live]
That Day [Live]
Golden Medley
High in the sky '68
High in the sky '68
Without Your Love (1969)
Golden Earrings (1968)
Golden earrings - (1968)
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