Jenny and The Rascals formed in 1965 in Holland. Fronted by teenager Jenny Streur the group issued just two singles in the mid-1960s on the Artone label – the memorable You Told Me a Lie (1966) and That’s a Man’s Way (1967).
At one point, Jenny was approached by Beatles manager Brian Epstein to become a member of a girl group in Britain, but she turned down his offer.
The group broke up in 1968.
Jenny Streur
Vocals, guitar Ton van de Neut
Guitar Aad (Andy) Plumiert
Bass Ruddy Fisscher
Drums
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