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Lafayette Afro-Rock Band: Soul Makossa (Vinyl LP) AUGUST The War on Drugs became

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The War on Drugs became a bona fide rock ’n’ roll band

The #1 LP in America at the time: Billy Joel's 52nd Street

the album's sing-along standout is the deadpan

and was recently featured in the HBO series Euphoria

Lafayette Afro-Rock Band: Soul Makossa (Vinyl LP) AUGUST The War on Drugs becameIn 1971, an undocumented seven member Afro American ensemble known as the Bobby Boyd Congress made a transformative journey from the United States to France. Bandleader Frank Abel recollects, "We sensed that the soul and funk market was saturated back home, and our original plan was a brief 6 month stint in Paris. Surprisingly, we ended up staying for a decade." Upon lead singer Bobby Boyd's return to the U. S., the group rebranded as Ice and crossed

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