Dao Komme Ze ! / Hei Mins, Kiek Toch Nit Zoe Zoer

Released in the late 1970s, this 45 RPM single was produced in the Limburg region of Belgium as part of a charitable fundraising effort for the 11.11.11 campaign. The project was spearheaded by the Raod Van Laon Tot Aoke, a local cultural and social organization dedicated to supporting international solidarity. The record serves as a distinct example of regional musical activism, utilizing the local dialect to engage the community in the broader mission of global poverty relief during a period when such grassroots initiatives were common across European social movements.

The musical composition, featuring the collaborative efforts of Achilles Geurts, Pol Eertmans, and Josiane Clerx, reflects the folk-pop aesthetic popular in regional Limburg music of that era. The artists aimed to create an accessible, lighthearted sound that could resonate with residents across different generations, effectively blending the local linguistic tradition with the serious undertones of the charitable cause. While primarily distributed within regional networks, the record remains a sought-after piece of local history, prized by collectors of Belgian dialect music and those interested in the history of institutional charity records.