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Werner Theunissen
Werner Theunissen (May 12, 1942 – January 18, 2010) was a Dutch composer and lyricist of the 70s Dutch country music band "Pussycat". He rose to fame when his song "Mississippi", released by the band in 1975, became an international hit and sold an estimated 7 million copies worldwide.
== Musical career ==
He began his musical career in the early sixties with 'The Rocking Apaches'.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=The Rocking Apaches )〕 However, it was with the Indo - rock band from Heerlen called 'The Entertainers' that he wrote his first single.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=The Entertainers (Heerlen) )〕 He also gave guitar lessons to three sisters Toni (later Toni Willé lead singer of Pussycat), Marianne and Betty Kowalczyk from Limburg who were around 10, 11 and 12 years old at that time. Werner got them acquainted with contemporary pop music. He discovered their talent and went on to write his first song for them called 'Bitte, Bitte, Liebe Mich'. Six years later in 1973 he formed the group 'Sweet Reaction' with the core of the group consisting of these three singing sisters, Lou Willé the guitarist from another band called Ricky Rendall and His Centurions along with two other musicians from a band called Scum. Recording came quickly to the nascent group. Within the same year as 'Sweet Reaction' they cut a single, "Tell Alain," for the Telstar label owned by Johnny Hoes which did not yield much success. But very soon with the next single and a string of well written and composed songs by Werner, this group was on its way to make history.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Pussycat Biography )〕
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