Groeten Uit Grollo

Cuby and The Blizzard's Groeten Uit Grollo album was released in 1967 and is their second album. The early work of Cuby and The Blizzards had a beat/punk orientation but soon they settled into a blues groove. Before the band recorded their own work they backed Van Morrison in the gap between his departure from Them and the beginning of his solo career.

The early line-up was Harry "Cuby" Muskee on vocals, Eelco Gelling on guitar , Hans Kinds on guitar, Willy Middel on bass and Dick Beekman on drums. Groeten Uit Grollo is still seen as the seminal album by Cuby and The Blizzards, and the band is regarded as one of the main influential blues bands from Holland. Groeten Uit Grollo features a postcard style message written by Dutch artist and  radio personality Willem De Ridder and is packed in a gatefold sleeve.