The Stringers - Never Why Little Girl

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Review by Aboud Dandachi

Never Why Little Girl by The Stringers: A Danish Garage Gem That Still Kicks Alright, let’s talk about Never Why Little Girl by The Stringers. This 1962 Danish rock-pop album isn’t exactly what you’d call mainstream these days, but man, it’s got this raw charm that sticks to your brain like bubblegum on a summer sidewalk. Released under the Domino label, it blends garage rock grit with a beat style that screams (well, more like yells politely) of its era. And yeah, while it might not be perfect, there’s something endearing about how unpolished and real it feels. The title tracks—“Never” and “Why Little Girl”—are where the magic happens. First up, “Never.” It’s one of those songs that grabs you by the collar and shakes you awake. The guitar riff? Simple but sharp, like someone took a butter knife and carved out just enough edge to make it memorable. Then there’s the vocal delivery—it’s kinda clumsy in places, but honestly, that’s what makes it work. You can almost picture the band huddled in some smoky basement studio in Copenhagen, trying their darnedest to sound cool. Spoiler alert: they kinda did. Then we’ve got “Why Little Girl,” which is basically the moody cousin of “Never.” It’s slower, groovier, and packed with teenage angst so thick you could spread it on toast. The lyrics are repetitive as heck, but weirdly, that’s what hooks you. It’s like listening to a kid venting after getting dumped for the first time—awkward yet oddly relatable. Plus, the drumbeat has this loose, almost stumbling quality that gives it an unintentional swagger. Honestly, if this track came out today, indie kids would lose their minds over its vintage vibes. Here’s the thing about Never Why Little Girl: it’s not groundbreaking or revolutionary. But maybe that’s why it works. There’s no pretense here, no overthinking—just four guys from Denmark hammering away at their instruments because they loved doing it. Sure, it’s rough around the edges, but sometimes that’s exactly what music needs to feel alive. And hey, isn’t it wild that a tiny record from 1962 Denmark still holds up? Like, who even knew Denmark had a garage rock scene back then? Makes me wonder what other hidden gems are floating around out there, waiting for us to stumble upon them. Maybe next time I’ll find a Swedish surf-rock EP from the ‘50s. Stranger things have happened, right?

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Catalog Numbers

DO 1064

Labels

Domino

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • Single

Barcodes

  • Rights Society (Boxed): NCB
  • Matrix / Runout (Label A side): D.164 A
  • Matrix / Runout (Label B side): D.164 B
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout A side, stamped): D-164-A-A
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout B side, stamped): D-164-B-A

About The Stringers

Danish rock band formed as The Stringers in Copenhagen in 1959 by vocalist and rhytm guitarist aka. Kenny, lead guitarist Steen Larsen (replaced 1960 by Poul Klarskov Jensen), bassist Lars "Banan" Pedersen, and drummer Allan Sørensen. Toured Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland in the early 1960's and obtained nationwide airplay in 1962 with debut single . Became Kenny & The Stringers in spring 1963 when the band was extended with guitarist , leaving Schmager to concentrate on the singing. Schmager left the band in August 1963 to join as vocalist. Throughout 1963 and 1964 the band went through several changes in personel, with new members including bassist and organist . By September 1964 the line-up consisted of (vocals and bass), (lead guitar), (organ) and (drums). Skovgaard and Lindgård left late 1964 and were replaced by (vocals and bass) and (drums). This lineup recorded second single in early 1965. March 1965 saw the return of Schmager as lead vocalist and the departure of Rosendahl, while Davidsen was replaced on drums by . This incarnation functioned during a short period of 1965 as backing band for American vocalist under the moniker . The band disbanded in 1966.

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  • The Stringers

Members

  • Søren Seirup
  • Sander Nielsen
  • Niels E. Skovgaard
  • Henning Schmager
  • Leif Rosendahl
  • Jørgen Christensen
  • Niels Bobber Lindahl
  • Erik Lindgård
  • Leif Davidsen

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The Stringers, a Danish band, released their album *Never Why Little Girl* in 1962. It’s a mix of Rock and Pop with a raw Beat and Garage Rock vibe. Back then, Denmark wasn’t exactly known for its rock scene, so this album was a pretty bold move. It included just two tracks—"Never" and "Why Little Girl"—but those songs still capture the energy of that era. Not bad for a little-known band on a small label called Domino!