The Radios

The Radios

Company type	Band
Industry	Music
Founded	1989
Founder	Bart Peeters
Defunct	1994
Headquarters	Belgium
Key people	Bart Peeters, Paul Michiels, Jan Leyers, Ronny Mosuse, Robert Mosuse, Dany Lademacher
Products	Music albums and singles

The Radios emerged as a Belgian pop ensemble in the late 1980s, spearheaded by vocalist and songwriter Bart Peeters. Originally called Bart Peeters & the Radios, the lineup featured artists such as Paul Michiels and Jan Leyers. Their debut hit, "I'm into Folk," came out in 1988. Following the international acclaim Michiels and Leyers garnered with their project Soulsister, they exited Bart Peeters & the Radios.

Joining the band were siblings Ronny and Robert Mosuse, who had gained recognition at the 1988 Humo's Rock Rally, alongside guitarist Dany Lademacher, previously associated with Herman Brood & His Wild Romance.

The group reached its commercial pinnacle in 1992 with "She Goes Nana," which dominated the Belgian Ultratop charts for six consecutive weeks. During this era, The Radios embarked on tours beyond Belgium. Additional significant singles included "Teardrops," "Walking the Thin Line," "She's My Lover," and "Dreaming Wild." Throughout this period, Robert Mosuse privately confronted an incurable brain tumor while maintaining his performance commitments.

Internal disagreements in 1994 prompted the band's breakup despite their widespread popularity. Robert Mosuse died in 2000 at age 30.

Members

• Bart Peeters (vocals/guitar)
• Ronny Mosuse (vocals/bass)
• Robert Mosuse (vocals/percussion)
• Dany Lademacher (guitar/vocals)
• Alain Van Zeveren (keyboard/accordion)
• Marc Bonne (drums)

Guest musicians

• Walter Mets (drums)

No Television (1990)

1. Gimme Love
2. The One
3. Stars of Heaven
4. She Talks to the Rain
5. Tears in the Morning
6. Lucky Day
7. Radio
8. Swimming in the Pool
9. I'm into Folk
10. Lay Down
11. 26 Guitars of Love
12. Blue Roses

The Sound of Music (1992)

1. Think of You
2. Because She Said So
3. She Goes Nana
4. Dreaming Wild
5. Walking the Thin Line
6. Oh No!
7. Sleeples Nights
8. She's My Lover (She's My Friend)
9. Devil in My Cheekbone
10. S.O.S. to an Angel
11. Bang Bang
12. In The Nighttime

Live (1993)

1. Pop Stands Up
2. Lucky Day
3. Oh No!
4. Walking the Thin Line
5. Devil in My Cheekbone
6. Sleepless Nights
7. Gimme Love
8. Swimming in the Pool (incl. On My Radio)
9. Back to Boystown
10. She's My Lover (She's My Friend)
11. Dreaming Wild
12. Does Your Mother Know
13. She Goes Nana
14. I Wish
15. I'm into Folk
16. Non, Non, Rien N'a Changé
17. S.O.S. to an Angel (The Forbidden Word Version) (Bonus-record on special edition)

Baby Yes! (1994)

1. I Wanna Hold Your Hand
2. If the Sun
3. Move It Right Now
4. Mystery Mountains
5. Baby Yes!
6. Teardrops
7. Sad World
8. Miracle Man
9. The Fiddler
10. Cinderella Sometimes
11. Wild Planet
12. Sweet Kisses

The Best Of (1997)

1. She Goes Nana
2. Gimme Love
3. I'm into Folk
4. Swimming in the Pool
5. Lucky Day (live)
6. Non, Non, Rien N'a Changé (live)
7. Tears in the Morning
8. Dreaming Wild
9. SOS to an Angel
10. Walking the Thin Line
11. Oh No (live)
12. Teardrops
13. Cinderella Sometimes
14. Move It Right Now
15. Because She Said So
16. Devil in My Cheekbone
17. If the Sun
18. She's My Lover (She's My Friend) (live)

External links

• The Radios on Belgian Ultratop charts