Artist.......: Kid Creole And The Coconuts
Album........: In Praise of Older Women And Other Crimes
Label........: Wounded Bird
Genre........: Disco
Catnr........: 5298
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Feb-26-2006
str.date.....: Aug-02-2005
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: n/a
track title time
01. Endicott 04:27
02. Particul'y Int'rested 04:08
03. Name It 03:50
04. (Darlin' You Can) Take Me 04:09
05. Luv Got Me Dancen' on My Kneez 03:05
06. Caroline Was a Drop-Out 03:58
07. He Can Have You 03:30
08. The Animal Cop 03:47
09. Dowopsalsaboprock 03:51
10. You Can't Keep a Good Man Down 04:30
Runtime 39:15 min
Size 61,3 MB
Release Notes:
Biography by William Ruhlmann
Thomas August Darnell Browder (aka August Darnell)
was born in Montreal on August 12, 1950, the son of
a French Canadian mother and a Dominican father,
but was raised in the New York City borough of the
Bronx. In 1965, he formed the In-Laws with his
half-brother, Stony Browder, Jr. He earned a
master's degree in English and became an English
teacher, but in 1974 again joined his half-brother
as bass guitarist, singer, and lyricist in Dr.
Buzzard's Original "Savannah" Band, a group that
mixed disco with big band and Latin styles. In
1976, Dr. Buzzard achieved a gold-selling album
with its self-titled debut release, which featured
the Top 40 hit
Review by Zachary Curd
In Praise of Older Women & Other Crimes is a weaker
album in the "disco/calypso/funk/Latin" genres.
Nonetheless, this album is entertaining, humorous,
fun, and worth buying for the feel-good,
"Endicott."