The largely acoustic album "Get Out", released on 62TV records, October 31, 1997, seems to come straight from rural America: unsophisticated, intimate music hewn from raw blues and country traditions. With inspiring artists such as Tom Waits, Jonathan Richman, Beck, The early Rolling Stones. Thematically, this Ghent quartet mainly talked about nightlife, drinking, trips, wild love and farewell. A tormented voice and strong acoustic approach with Kristel Eggers' melancholic accordion are the basic ingredients. Opener "Never Gonna Walk That Road Again" takes a more folk-oriented approach with Kurt Vanpeteghem and Bart Westerduin's strumming guitars. You can happily stomp along to "Little Things" (with Luc Waegeman's foot percussion). "Get Rid Of You" with Mad Dog Loose drummer Bernard Plouvier on violin, is a catchy song on the album where Kurt fully shows his writing quality.

RIP Kurt Vanpeteghem 21 maart 1966 - 3 mei 2022