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Motorist ends up in ditch after collision with ... barn owl

A motorist got off the road on the N362 near Midwolda on Thursday evening and ended up in a dry ditch. According to a photographer on the spot, the driver lost control of the car after a collision with an owl. The accident took place around ten to nine. An ambulance arrived in front of the driver, but he was not injured. A recovery company has towed the car. The owl did not survive the collision. Still sad!

In this Happy Hour we will of course play two Jukebox Giants and this time it is the deceased Edward van Halen and Johnny Nash . Eddie van Halen, co-founder and guitarist of the hard rock band Van Halen, passed away on Tuesday at the age of 65. His son Wolfgang van Halen reports this on Twitter. The Dutch-American guitarist died of throat cancer in a hospital in the American city of Santa Monica. His family was with him when he passed away. Biggest hits in the Netherlands were “You rally got me” and “Runnin” with the Devil ”.

American singer Johnny Nash died on Tuesday at the age of eighty, his son reports in conversation with the entertainment website TMZ. Nash scored a big hit in the Netherlands with “Tears on my Pillow. He also wrote "I can see clearly now".

Today we call someone who has had his birthday and we call Aad van Hemert, known from the song “My Feyenoord” with the RET drivers. He has released a new song “Back to De Kuip”. We will have a pleasant conversation about this.

Erik's Tip is: [YOUTUBE VIDEO fHeQemJJQII]

The Cd of the Month is: This is Jessie J - Jessie J . Jessica Ellen Cornish (London, March 27, 1988), better known as Jessie J, is an English singer-songwriter. She became known as a songwriter for celebrities such as Miley Cyrus and Justin Timberlake, and debuted herself in November 2010 with the song “Do it like a Dude”. She received the Critic's Choice Award at the BRIT Awards in February 2011. “This is Jessie J” can only be found on Spotify, which also features Tom Jones.

Have fun listening!



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