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January 29, 2017

Georges Plonquitte & Cie
Disques Debs 1978

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Mijn oude vriend Rémi was van de week over uit Frankrijk en
bracht een partijtje Cadence, Biguine en Compas mee. Hier de
eerste bijdrage uit die batch. Uit Guadeloupe stamt deze schijf
met heerlijke cadence uit 1978. Lekkere dansmuziek zoals hier
te doen gebruikelijk, luister en heupwieg je huiskamer door..

My old buddy Rémi came over from France past week and
brought along some nice Cadence, Biguine and Compas. This
is the first contribution from that pile. from Guadeloupe we
have this 1978 disc with sweet cadence on the DebS label.
Very Danceable stuff like you use to find here, give it a try..

titels ;

01 – Lapin la
02 – En ka vive kan mimm’
03 – En ka travail pou moin
04 – En ke fait ou vouai ça
05 – 3 bon bitin
06 – Ou ke voyer moin voler

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10 Comments

  1. anon 30 January 2017 at 10:10 - Reply

    Just as an aside – This same year Plonquitte’s song ‘Rosalie’ was recorded in a very camp way by Carlos and soonafter used to advertise Oasis fruit drinks in France. Both versions below.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhiAdd97wgw

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTNBvuMap0U

  2. grapo 30 January 2017 at 12:32 - Reply

    cadence and compa are always so great, thank You!!

  3. Franco 30 January 2017 at 23:36 - Reply

    George Plinquitte was not from Martinique but from Guadeloupe.
    Thanks for sharing this record! And thanks to your buddy Remi. I’m looking forward to listening to more records from French West Indies.

    • Moos 31 January 2017 at 10:01 - Reply

      thanks Franco, I changed it..

  4. Carl Howard 31 January 2017 at 07:10 - Reply

    I’m just listening to the original of “Rosalie” now. DELICIOUS!!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cz_uILoWN0I

  5. DJ Jonathan E. 3 February 2017 at 08:36 - Reply

    Dear DJ Moos, thank you so very, very much for all the wonderful music you present. The life and work of these magnificent artists are being kept alive — for now and forever (or close to, we hope). This is the most fabulously musically magical site on the i-net, and, believe me, I’ve seen a few. In rhythm & groove we trust, long may it be global, DJ Jonathan E.

    • Moos 3 February 2017 at 10:50 - Reply

      What can I say Jonathan, glad to hear you feel at home,
      stay tuned and pass it on to your friends..

  6. Jarod Hunja 3 February 2017 at 21:56 - Reply

    Moss, with all due respect to you my brother. Do you have a Syran Mbenza Album entitled “Elisa Dangwa?” Would you please post it for us, my ears are craving for it. Thanks in advance.

  7. juanito 7 February 2017 at 21:20 - Reply

    hola!!!…. and again i’m travelling but i finf myself in a internet cafe…getting my supply of Global Grooves….super cool site… Moos you is a super cool dude!!!

  8. […] of them have Georges Plonquitte as singer. Mostly vocals are done by Hiver Abidos or Daniel Dimba. Georgers Plonquitte and his sweet cadence we find on most records with the group ‘Cie’. On this record of […]

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