Alles Op Z'n Kop In 't Kabbelgat / Kiele Kiele Kabbelkiel

This 7-inch vinyl single was produced by Mirasound Musica, a Dutch label known for regional, religious, and folk-oriented recordings. It captures a specific snapshot of local carnival culture in the Netherlands, likely released during the late 1960s or early 1970s. The record serves as an artifact of the community-driven musical traditions surrounding the Dutch carnival season, particularly within the region associated with the 'Kabbelgat' moniker, which is a traditional pseudonym used by several Dutch towns during festivities.

The recording features a collaborative effort between the Delfts Jongerenkoor 'de Buddy's', youth choir director Ton Buitinga, and the local brass band 'de Notenkraker's'. The arrangement reflects a quintessential festive sound designed for dance and public celebration. While intended primarily for local distribution and regional interest, the record remains a curiosity for collectors of Dutch vernacular music and mid-century European regional pressings, representing the vibrant, grassroots output of the Dutch independent label scene of that era.