I recently heard Boule Noire's late 70's disco gem "Aimer D'Amour" for the first time and pretty much fell in love with it immediately. The song, which was written by Albert Hammond and Leo Sayer, has very funky laid-back "tropical-flavoured" groove and, as the title suggests, is sung in French by the man behind Boule Noire, Quebec native Georges Thurston. The song has been recently re-issued by the Canadian label Unidisc and I highly recommend picking up copy if you haven't been able to hunt down the original. Enjoy!Boule Noire - Aimer D'Amour
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Im liking this track dude,always time for the more obscure disco that blogs like these can dig up.
Take it easy.
I prefer the English version by Cashmere with lines like: 'I do what I can to show you I'm a man... I lay you down on the floor to give you more and moren...' ;-)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvmvI1XNLN0
Sounds filthy Prof, might have to snap that version up also!
Disco rulez!
ya damn right!
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