New Adventures (Dutch band)

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The New Adventures were a Dutch blues rock band successful during the 1980s.^[1] Their most successful songs were Come On (a cover of the song of the same name by Chuck Berry) and Midnight Magic Maniac, both of which charted on the Dutch Top 40. The basic line up consisted of Peter Bootsman lead guitar and vocals, Harry de Winter on bass and Bennie Top on drums. In 1980, they won a Silver Harp.