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Laventille Road March by The Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band
The Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band
Artist Biography For The Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band
Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band Is A German Funk Music Ensemble Founded By Members Of The Mighty Mocambos. Bandleader Björn Wagner Played In Funk Group The Mocambos And Lived In Trinidad And Tobago For A Time Where He Studied Steel Drums And Had One Custom Made. The Group Released Its First 7" Single Consisting Of Two Covers Of Songs By The Meters In 2007. Shortly After This They Followed Up With Another 7" Single A Cover Of The 50 Cent Hit "P.I.M.P.". Several More 7" Records Were Released In The Mid-2010s. Some Of These Singles Were Collected On The Group's First Full-Length 55 Which Was Released By The Brooklyn Label Big Crown In 2016. The Album Included Several New Originals As Well As The Cover Of "P.I.M.P." And Covers Of John Holt's "Police In Helicopter" Dennis Coffey's "Scorpio" Faith Evans's "Love Like This" And Cat Stevens's "Was Dog A Doughnut"
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Biography - The Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band
Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band Is A German Funk Music Ensemble Founded By Members Of The Mighty Mocambos. Bandleader Björn Wagner Played In Funk Group The Mocambos And Lived In Trinidad And Tobago For A Time Where He Studied Steel Drums And Had One Custom Made. The Group Released Its First 7" Single Consisting Of Two Covers Of Songs By The Meters In 2007. Shortly After This They Followed Up With Another 7" Single A Cover Of The 50 Cent Hit "P.I.M.P.". Several More 7" Records Were Released In The Mid-2010s. Some Of These Singles Were Collected On The Group's First Full-Length 55 Which Was Released By The Brooklyn Label Big Crown In 2016. The Album Included Several New Originals As Well As The Cover Of "P.I.M.P." And Covers Of John Holt's "Police In Helicopter" Dennis Coffey's "Scorpio" Faith Evans's "Love Like This" And Cat Stevens's "Was Dog A Doughnut"
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