Kid Creole & The Coconuts - Annie I'm not your daddy (Pt.1) video free download

michigananon

Lord in heaven when will the world catch up to this most major of talents? How could anyone not love this. And his new limited release is (some of) the best ever. "I Believe in the System of Madness"

Rita Embalo

Kid Creole and the coconuts, the time of Anthony Polite and me in the disco in Menden, anyone from Northumberland Barracks, 69 th regiment remember? Heidi

edd Johns

Holy moly, saw them at Plymouth Volksfest, great funky salsa, at true entertainer and wow, the coconuts, three smokin hot ladies, especialy the middle one, captivating!!

turntapzap

God love him.

jjdaddyo

That's funny you mention their appearance on SNL, because that's when I saw them first (Mister Softee!). I ran out and bought "Off the Coast of Me" the next day. I lived in NYC, their home base, so I saw them LOTS. First show was The Savoy in NYC in the 40's on the Fresh Fruit tour. Is that SNL season available on DVD?

Rafael Noble

I've seen these guys at least 10 times and they are THE best live show ever! No doubt! Rafael

Steve James

Nice drumming there Mr Goodman

cohzy

i never realized before that "the mask" ripped the look off.

Patrick Albergo

Wouldn't it be cool if they could play at Barrack Obama's inaugural ball. It would top Soul Asylum at Bill Clinton's.

andyclass

(continued...) (Sorry ,the "Take me" clip referred to the amazing horn section from the original band...D..ned Youtube and their 500 chars limit !) Speaking of the new band, the girls are still sexy and move pretty well, and they manage to keep the "Stop bragging around Mister Wonderful Thing" spirit alive. Moreover, still today, I don't think that a lot of performances out there can compare to a concert intro or ending by Bongo Eddie : this is definitely the REAL THING !

andyclass

(continued from former comment...) That horn section is the funkiest, carribeanest, coolest, sambaest, mamboest thing you'll ever hear. This being said, let's admit that the 2000s band still brings a fair amount of groove and excitment, especially for anyone who missed the chance (or was just too young) to see the band perform in the 1980s. If you check the "Take me" clip posted by Adriana, this jumps to your face ! (To be continued on next post...)

andyclass

Hi there. You kick an opened door here... Of course, nothing, and i mean NOTHING can compare to the original band. You mention the choreography and the comparison with The Leisure Tour 1985 is significant, but what about the band : no horns section will ever be above what Lee Robertson, Charles Lagond and Ken Fradley were able to give . If you check the "Take me" clip posted by Adriana, this jumps to your face ! (To be continued on next post...)

manderon

brilliant i seen these in sheffield in 1979

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