Cymande didn't make big waves during their short run in the early 1970s -- the best position they achieved on American RnB charts was a tepid No. 22 in 1972 -- but the years since have been a different story. Their visionary, funky rock fusions were just obscure enough to be mined for samples by a host of modern hit makers including De La Soul and the Fugees. The original nine-man lineup was an international set that included vocalist Ray King and bassist Steve Scipio; their blend of soul, Afropop and reggae received its greatest fame a quarter-century after the group's demise.
- Nate Cavalieri
Cymande didn't make big waves during their short run in the early 1970s -- the best position they achieved on American RnB charts was a tepid No. 22 in 1972 -- but the years since have been a different story. Their...
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It's Magic (3:21) |
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What's the Word (7:22) |
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Sweet Talk (6:14) |
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Let Me Be The One (4:00) |
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Since You've Been Gone (4:54) |
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You Won't See Him Proud (4:14) |
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Being With You (4:58) |
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Living For Love (5:24) |
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