Musicians - Kid Creole and the Coconuts

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Kid Creole and the Coconuts is an American band created and led by Dominican/French Canadian Thomas August "Kid Creole" Darnell Browder. He was born on 12 August, 1950, in Montreal, Canada.

Their music incorporates styles like big band jazz, disco, and in particular Caribbean/Latin American salsa. The Coconuts were a glamorous trio of female backing vocalists.

The band's debut album was the heavily disco-influenced "Off the Coast of Me" (1980). Follow-ups included Fresh Fruit in Foreign Places (1981), Tropical Gangsters (1982), and "I, Too, Have Seen the Woods" (1987). Notable hits include "Annie, I'm Not your Daddy" and "Stool Pigeon".

He now resides in the Dinnington area of South Yorkshire, and still tours with the Coconuts as well as leading 1970s musical revival shows.

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