Guus Jansen

Guus Jansen started in the 1930s playing piano at silent movies. He played theatre organs and switched later to a Hammond organ. He made some mainstream potpourri compilation 78rpm records and 10 inch LP’s. He wrote the music for the European Song Contest winning song “Net als toen” by Corry Brokken (1957). Most people known him for his simple sheet music and courses to start playing organ. But with “Jungle Rhythm” he really outdid himself: swelling organ chords over a wild bongo beat intro transform in a Latin steam train beat.

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