The Crazy Rockers

The Crazy Rockers are a Dutch band from The Hague, formed in 1959. They are known for their Indorock genre, a style that emerged in the Netherlands and is characterized by a blend of rock and roll with influences from the former Dutch colonies, particularly Indonesia. The band's original lineup included Sidney Rampersad, Woody Brunings, Piet Solleveld, Henny Aschman, and Eddy Chatelin. Over the years, the band has undergone several lineup changes but continues to perform, with Woody Brunings and Eddy Chatelin being core members. The Crazy Rockers have a rich history, including performances in Germany and Indonesia, and they remain active to this day.

The band's performances are often noted for their energetic live shows, and they have released several singles and an LP. In recent years, they have been recognized for their contributions to music, with Woody Brunings and Eddy Chatelin being honored as Knights of the Order of Orange-Nassau in 2023. Despite the passing of Sidney Rampersad in 1981, the band continues to celebrate their legacy and perform regularly. However, the provided list of recent releases does not match the known discography of The Crazy Rockers, suggesting it might refer to a different artist or incorrect information.