The band’s 1970 self-titled album, released on Red Bullet, marked a shift towards a harder, more blues-rock oriented sound. It features the group’s signature dual guitar attack and foreshadows their later international success.
- The album was recorded in late 1969 and early 1970 at the legendary Sound Techniques studio in London.
- Producers Fred Haayen and Golden Earring aimed for a rawer, more live-sounding production compared to their previous work.
- While not a chart-topper, the album was well-received by critics and remains a fan favorite for its driving riffs and raw energy.
Golden Earring was a Dutch rock band formed in 1961, known for their blend of hard rock and blues. They achieved international fame in the late 1970s with the global hit "Radar Love."
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