Louis Neefs was a beloved Belgian singer and one of the most recognized voices in Flemish popular music during the 1960s and 1970s. Born Ludwig Adèle Maria Jozef Neefs on August 8, 1937, in Gierle, a village in the Antwerp province of Belgium, Neefs' deep and warm vocal tone captured the hearts of his audience. He began his musical career as a member of the family choir but quickly emerged as a solo artist.

Despite his untimely passing in a car accident on December 25, 1980, Neefs' legacy endures through his music. His hits such as "Ik Heb Zorgen" and "Een Gitaar In De Nacht" continue to resonate with fans. Louis Neefs represented Belgium at the Eurovision Song Contest on two occasions, with "Jennifer Jennings" in 1969 and "Goeiemorgen, morgen" in 1971, further cementing his status as a national icon. The release of "De Grootste Hits!" showcases the best of Neefs' timeless melodies, confirming his enduring appeal. His take on English classics such as "Sixteen Tons" adds to the varied canvas of his voice, while "Nooit Zonder Jou" reflects his signature style of emotive storytelling through music.