Lafayette Afro Rock Band - Hihache video free download

Weber Abrahão Júnior

Great music. 70's standard!

sirpsychosexy

freeze sucka

Robert Wright

ah, cowbell

Sandy PichoneVille

beat to the beat

Mohawks1961

joo es knisstert soo wie bei meine Schallplatten

frank beusing

Great funk music !!! I never heard of this band . I also like B . T . Express !

icetech6

man.. that opening beat is just heaven...

Carlos Henrique

Brasil passando aqui hahaha, eu com 17 Anos ja aprecio boa musica... Muitos me chamam de doido, mais eu quero que se foda ! quem gostou da um like aqui !

Dennis Healy

*Lafayette Afro Rock Band - Hihache*.Lafayette Afro Rock Band was a French funk rock band formed in Roosevelt, Long Island, New York in 1970. Though almost unknown in their native United States, they are now universally celebrated as one of the standout funk bands of the 1970s and admired for their use of break beats.

Dennis Healy

*Lafayette Afro Rock Band - Hihache*..Lafayette Afro Rock Band was a French funk rock band formed in Roosevelt, Long Island, New York in 1970. Though almost unknown in their native United States, they are now universally celebrated as one of the standout funk bands of the 1970s and admired for their use of break beats.

SMATF5

The only thing that I dislike about this is that I can only "like" it once.

Mohamed B

Dans les années 70, un groupe français faisait danser la East Coast…#funk #seventies #groove 

Renoult Jonathan

Dans les années 70, un groupe français faisait danser la East Coast…#funk #seventies #groove 

KryBastard

Amazing flava

Dominik Bartel

wow this is such a good song!

theoldschooloriginal

@ 0:03 Biz Markie sampled, chopped and looped this drum beat for the song called Nobody Beats The Biz.

Fernando Gomez

NICE.

Daryl D

PE Sampled this as well. "Can't Truss It"

James Bell jr.

The Lafayette Afro Rock Band "Hihache"

brooklynstudent73

This is one song where I see images of Puerto Rican brothers playing the congas in Spanish Harlem or the Lower East Side, Manhattan, and the militant Red, Black and Green flag African-American/Asiatic brothers playing congas and djiembe's in Mt. Morris Park in Harlem, Tompkins/Von King Park in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn or Brower Park in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, or Roy Wilkins Park in St. Albans, Queens. It perfectly captures Afrikan-Fela Kuti-Manu Dibango-type funk, with that straight up-hip-hop/B-Boy funk out of NYC, spun by Afrika Bambattaa, Kool Herc, and Grandmaster Flash. Zulu Nation, 5 Percent Nation, Black Spades, Casanovas, Tomahawks, Jolly Stompers, Savage Skulls, Savage Nomads, 7 Crowns stand up!! Brooklyn stand up!!

Fred Wesley

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