Sanatçının Albümleri
REVELATION
2023 · single
Tabou Combo Super Stars
2022 · albüm
30 Anniversary (Zenith)
2022 · albüm
Aux Antilles
2022 · albüm
Référence
2022 · albüm
Rasanblé / Unity
2022 · albüm
The Masters
2022 · albüm
Baisser Bas
2022 · albüm
Hapy 20 Tabou Combo
2022 · single
A Kou Tchou Kou Tchou (Live)
2022 · single
Mabouya
2022 · single
New york city (Live)
2022 · single
Riyel (Live)
2022 · single
Jalouzi (Live circa 1980s)
2022 · single
Le concert des 50 ans Medley (Zénith de Paris 2018)
2022 · single
Kite'm Fe Zafe'm
2022 · single
LAKAY
2022 · single
Mabouya (Le concert des 50 ans Zénith de Paris)
2022 · single
Le concert des 50 ans
2020 · albüm
Best of Tabou Combo
2015 · albüm
Haiti
2015 · albüm
L' an 10
2015 · albüm
Super Stars
2015 · albüm
Happy Birthday
2015 · albüm
50th
2015 · albüm
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Formed in the Port-Au-Prince suburb of Petion-Ville by the Chancy brothers, Albert on bass and Adolphe on guitar, this young band won the Radio Haiti mini-jazz competition in 1968. They relocated to Brooklyn in 1971, and their song "New York City," which spoke of the difficulty of life in exile, reached #1 on the Paris pop charts in August 1975. They competed with Ska-Shah for top band honors in the 70s and 80s and fought "musical duels" similar to the Weber Sicot/Jean-Baptiste Nemours battles of the 50s and 60s. An irresistible live band, Tabou Combo takes Haitian compas to the widest of audiences. From their regular appearances in the '80s at the famous Zenith Theatre in Paris, to an audience of 20,000 in New York's Central Park, to the Jazz and Heritage Festival in New Orleans, in football stadiums throughout the Caribbean, and on the turntables of the top DJs, this band makes people dance. Influenced by funk and soul in their adopted home, Tabou took on the likeness of the Commodores on the covers of their late-'70s releases. They even made a demo tape with hopes of a Motown contract. Their desire to reach the Black US market remains unsatisfied, but they should be proud that popular musicians such as Kassav' from the Antilles/Paris and Wilfrido Vargas from the Dominican Republic have absorbed their music. ~ Richard Lieberson, Rovi