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Luc Steeno
Luc Steeno came up in Wetteren, Belgium, where he learned accordion from Jef Van Mieghem. In the mid-1970s, he started working with musicians like Jackie...
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Luc Steeno came up in Wetteren, Belgium, where he learned accordion from Jef Van Mieghem. In the mid-1970s, he started working with musicians like Jackie Vermeulen and Danny De Vlieger, putting out a first single called 'Eenzaamheid' in 1976.
What people remember is 'K Leef Alleen Voor Jou,' a song that caught on in Belgium and stuck around. It's the one that comes up when his name does, a straightforward ballad that found its audience without much fuss.
He kept recording after that, but the early work with Vermeulen and De Vlieger is what anchored things. The accordion lessons from Van Mieghem gave him a foundation, and the rest was just making the records.
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