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French Caribbean
Release Date: 2003-05-20, Audio CD, Putumayo World Music
- Price Range:$10.99 to $14.99 | 3 stores
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- From: Amazon
- Posted: Aug-06-2008
Serious Putumayo Fan
I have about 50 Putumayo compilations in my collection and this CD is absolutely the best of the entire lot. There is not a bad track on the disc. It is the epitome of feel-good music, highly listenable and danceable. While every song is outstanding, the favorite track in my household is #8...
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- Posted: May-18-2008
Sunshine, Rum, and Mango
I picked this Putamayo anthology up at a coffee shop last December, to get in the mood for Dominica and Matinique. The coffee was mediocre - you can guess the brand - but the selection of music, twelve tracks by different groups, was sleek and tangy, Afro-Caribbean rhythms with Gallic suavity....
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- Posted: May-10-2007
The best of Putumayo's
Just playing this CD sets you in a good mood!. The compilation is up-lifting and all time favorites!. It is the best of Putumayo's Colection
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- Posted: Jan-21-2007
A breath of fresh air
Uplifting and exotic. A great compilation with a beat!
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- Posted: Mar-10-2005
fabulous!
Standard French Caribbean music, all with a great beat! I play it in my high school French classes that I teach, and the teens love it too!
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- Posted: Nov-21-2004
One of Putumayo's Best
An easy-going mix of biguine, merengue-ish extremely enjoyable tunes that get your feet moving. Five of the songs (half the album!) are among my all-time French Caribbean faves, and there are no dogs. You can't help smiling during "Parfum des Isles, a good-natured instrumental. The live Kassav...
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- Posted: Feb-07-2004
A fine sampler of Franco-Caribbean musical styles
A nice, smooth set of modern pop songs drawn from the French-speaking islands of Guadeloupe, Haiti and Martinique, lingering on the more tuneful and diverse end of the Caribbean musical spectrum. For someone like myself, who quickly tired of the manic, monotonous landslide of "soca" and "zouk"...
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