Johnny Hoes
Jan Hoes, known professionally as Johnny Hoes, and born on April 19, 1917, is a
Dutch singer-songwriter and producer. He gained popularity as a singer in the
1950s and 1960s. His first significant success came with "De Smokkelaar" in
1956. In 1961, Hoes released "Och, was ik maar bij moeder thuis gebleven", which
became one of the best-selling Dutch-language songs, selling 450,000 copies. He
also ventured into music production, contributing to notable football anthems
and writing the hymn for Ajax Amsterdam, "Op 'n Slof En 'n Ouwe Voetbalschoen".
Hoes hosted television shows such...
Aan de oever van de RotteJohnny Hoes
De Wegenwacht boogie
1:59
De smokkelaarJohnny Hoes
28x Johnny Hoes
2:37
Dat Is Het EindeJohnny Hoes
Hollands Glorie
2:47
Friet met mayonaiseJohnny Hoes
Non-stop feest met Johnny Hoes
3:13
Daar Mag Je Alleen Maar Naar KijkenJohnny Hoes
28x Johnny Hoes
2:23
Jantje's GitaarThomas Berge and Johnny Hoes
3:45
