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Tomahawk Blues Band
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Tomahawk Blues Band was an experimental blues and hard-rock band formed in Brussels in 1967. They were active until 1969. The band The original group had eight members: *Luc Hensill (vocals, guitar and bass guitar) from The Klan & The Third Eye *Michel Clement (vocals, guitar) *Bob Valtin (bass guitar, piano, organ and vocals) from The Klan & The Third Eye *Robert Chabre dit l'Eclair (drums) from The Third Eye *Guy Murphy (vocals, guitar) from The Shakes *Michel Mertens (guitar) *Philippe D'Outreligne (drums) *David Dandoy (guitar) from The Klan & The Third Eye Filmography As an experimental band, they became involved in experimental cinema. A Trip with Tomahawk Blues Band by Belgian director Marc Lobet was a 55 minute experimental film shot on 35 mm colour film. The film featured Hensill, Clement and Chabre dit l'Eclair(actors & Film Score). * In 1968, Tomahawk also created the Music of "L'Aurore Rouge Et Noire" written by the Spanish French filmmaker Fernando Arrabal for the Producer: the "Théâtre de Poche". "L'Aurore Rouge Et Noire" was created in Brussels-Capital by the French director Pierre-Alain Jolivet with the actors : Eve Bonfanti, Hélène Desmedt, Jacques Dorval, Josépha Eemes, Jean-Claude Frison, Anne Hauben, Quentin Milo, Jacques Monseu, Daniel Vigo, Josépha Waem and the members of the Tomahawk. Shows *Heizel Palace, Brussels with Cuby and the Blizzards *Sports Palace, Antwerp with Fleetwood Mac *Liège Rock Festival, Liège (headlined) *The Happening Performances Shows at "The Goms" (le Smog), Brussels (headlined) *Théâtre de Poche, Bois de la Cambre, Brussels (headlined) *Bilzen Festival, Bilzen *La Bellonne, Brussels (headlined) 
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