
Haiti Led by charismatic singer Gardner Lalanne, Les Loups Noirs (The Black Wolves) were extremely popular in the ’70s, touring extensively and recording across the Caribbean and in New York and Paris. “Pile Ou Face” (heads or tails) is an uncharacteristically experimental instrumental that layers saxophones and swirling organ over a rolling compas beat – a great demonstration of the way that the timbales and percussion sections of the big bands were being replaced by stripped-back cowbell and kick drum at the beginning of the ‘70s.
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Pile Ou Face
Jet Biguine
Bebe Showman
Pele Rien
Lilico
La Sirène
Bam Lajan Pito
Porque Te Conoci
747 Biguine
Dimanche
Ce Rel
Pa Triche
Ambiance 77
Echec
Jamais
Lamento
Ananas
Musicien Ce Metie m'
Taxi Driver
Rencontre
Sarah
New York Compas
Rois des Rois
Combinaison
Jessica
Ti Zoizo
Nostalgie
Doudoune
Reve
Moliendo Cafe
Conception Pa'm
Amada Amante
La Martiniquaise
Donné Donnant
Bienfait Perdu
Tu Vox
Chaque jour
Belle Martiniquaise
Lydia
Aye Doudou
Bonsoir ma cherie
Demain je t'attends
Plaintes
Pile Ou Face" (from Haiti Direct)
Echo Mondial
Habitant
Comprann Lavi
Écho Mondial
Souvenir
Je Ne Peux Pas L'oublier
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