He’s rapping and singing on “Susie Saxophone” and “Elixir”.
Marc Sokpolie wrote the following about him (taken from the info of his Facebook page)
“ E1 TEN “
A.K.A the Rockattack Ten is the unpredictable silent, ever pensive guy in the corner of the room. The way he looks at the world, I mean in the most literal sense of the word, makes you wanna trow him a penny for his thoughts. A big mind seemingly at ease, in a wise weathered face, adorned with a spade, the secret sumbol of “Funk music”. One of Europe’ s true rap pioneers, the vocal torchbearer of Jimi Hendrix’ s mystic and Chuck D’ s energie, shocked his national peers and drew George Clinton’ s attention half way the 90’s, in fact from Holland via France, Canada and the U.S. His voice has been heard on countless recordings, solo projects, rap albums, Go- Go- styled efforts and Soul ventures and once you’ ve experienced his character and his voice, you will always recognize it, floating on top of the beat or dragging slightly behind it, ridding on the harmonies sideways like a surfer or straight up like a boxer."
I met him when I was touring with Tribute 2 Bob Marley in 2006. He came to the show to see his friend and colleague perform: Pieter “I Repeat” Both. Also, it turned out that we had some mutual friends from George Clinton’s P-Funk: Cordell “Boogie” Mosson and Michael “Clip” Payne, both spent quite a while in Haarlem and also collaborated with Gotcha!. I played with him when the Dutch band Gotcha! had a reunion tour in 2009. They called it the “Gotcha! Allstar’s Re-Onion Tour”; on a cold winter night in Burgerweeshuis, Deventer we played this song:
Look at the edgy photo of E1 Ten on his website or follow his activities on his Facebook Page.
Due to copyrights I cannot post the whole clip on YouTube, only 60 secondsBut it's on Facebook and InstagramThis true classic always works... Man with the Red Face (Here's the Hardwell Remix)Haarlem's Grand Market was on fire!So lovely to see so many people enjoying our performance.Dennis van der Geest & Bjørn (dj's)Jackie Lou (vocals+filming)Susanne Alt (saxophone)Filmed by Robert Glass and Jackie Lou on August 15th, 2025 during Haarlem Jazz & More, the Netherlands - He’s rapping and singing on “Susie Saxophone” and “Elixir”.Marc Sokpolie wrote the following about him (taken from the info of his Facebook page)“ E1 TEN “A.K.A the Rockattack Ten is the unpredictable silent,ever pensive guy in the corner of the room.The way he looks at the world, I mean in the most literalsense of the word, makes you wanna trow him a pennyfor his thoughts.A big mind seemingly at ease, in a wise weathered face,adorned with a spade, the secret sumbol of “Funkmusic”.One of Europe’ s true rap pioneers, the vocal torchbearerof Jimi Hendrix’ s mystic and Chuck D’ s energie,shocked his national peers and drew George Clinton’ sattention half way the 90’s, in fact from Holland viaFrance, Canada and the U.S. His voice has been heard oncountless recordings, solo projects, rap albums, Go- Go-styled efforts and Soul ventures and once you’ veexperienced his character and his voice, you will alwaysrecognize it, floating on top of the beat or draggingslightly behind it, ridding on the harmonies sideways likea surfer or straight up like a boxer.I met him when I was touring with Tribute 2 Bob Marley in 2006. He came to the show to see his friend and colleague perform: Pieter “I Repeat” Both. Also, it turned out that we had some mutual friends from George Clinton’s P-Funk: Cordell “Boogie” Mosson and Michael “Clip” Payne, both spent quite a while in Haarlem and also collaborated with Gotcha!.I played with him when the Dutch band Gotcha! had a reunion tour in 2009. They called it the “Gotcha! Allstar’s Re-Onion Tour”; on a cold winter night in Burgerweeshuis, Deventer we played this song:Look at the edgy photo of E1 Ten on his website or follow his activities on his Facebook Page.
