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Positive vibes

nice

Every inch of the sky’s got a star

My parents conceived me on this!

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DID ARCADE FIRE SAMPLE THIS!!!

Arcade Fire "Everything Now" sampled his song Coffee Cola (Francis Bebe)

never realised the flute in this is only able to play 1 note. the flautist (that guys dad?) hummed every other note

This came up randomly on Spotify for me and I thought "Where have I heard that lovely flutey sound before?" After some research I found out it was sampled by Arcade Fire on 'Everything Now'. th-cam.com/video/zC30BYR3CUk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=RLxQ5_YdVOFyejrI&t=154 It's thanks to Arcade Fire that I'm now a fan of Francis Bebey. :)

I wonder what the drum machine was

My aunt played tambourine on this

This is literally one of the best pieces of music ever made

My bassist was an uncle to guitar player 4 on this track!

My insurance agent sang on this recording!

I need to buy coffee cola 🎵🎶🎵

Such a great track, it almost sounds like an RnB song

Colonialism. Europeans (I am) did wrong with pushing groups of people and families across the world for our benefit. Also know our COFFEE COLA.

Who tf drinks this shit I tryd and allmost shit myself

Come back so many times ive come back to this classic. the funk absolutely beats you up.

This song is pure positivity to me. A lot of people I’ve showed it to find it kind of annoying, but for me the association is deeply personal. When I was 22 I was freshly graduated and on top of the world. I was living in China at the time, employed, had an apartment, a great social life… things were really looking up. Somehow I came across this song, and was totally hooked. I listened an unhealthy amount of times and even tried out the titular coffee and Coca Cola combo to keep up with the rigors of employed life. It wasn’t very good and I didn’t think the song was really an endorsement for it anyway. But I remember listening to this song over and over in my apartment. And I clearly remember thinking I didn’t have a single thing to be worried about those days. And I strongly associate this song with those times. Later in my 20s life kind of hit me like a freight train and I took a while to find stability and the positivity that comes with that. Maybe it is inevitable to become jaded once the realities of adulthood hit people, but I certainly struggled with maintaining a positive outlook and overall happiness. For a long time, and even now to an extent, I’ve been hesitant to listen to this song. I still love it dearly, but it’s out of a desire to preserve that association with good times that I kept myself from listening to it. I felt that if I listened to it when I wasn’t in a positive mental state, that it would erode that connection to those memories that makes it so meaningful to me. So even today from the first few notes the emotions and memories come flooding in. I often find myself pausing it within a few seconds to process the feelings and sensations for a moment. I think it also helps to savor them. It’s a sort of goofy song and I honestly still don’t even really know what it’s about. But regardless of what the artist was actually trying to express with this song, for me it has taken a significance totally of its own and unrelated. For me it’s a trip back, even just in memory, to the last time I really felt like I didn’t have a single thing to be worried about.

This song is pure positivity to me. A lot of people I’ve showed it to find it kind of annoying, but for me the association is deeply personal. When I was 22 I was freshly graduated and on top of the world. I was living in China at the time, employed, had an apartment, a great social life… things were really looking up. Somehow I came across this song, and was totally hooked. I listened an unhealthy amount of times and even tried out the titular coffee and Coca Cola combo to keep up with the rigors of employed life. It wasn’t very good and I didn’t think the song was really an endorsement for it anyway. But I remember listening to this song over and over in my apartment. And I clearly remember thinking I didn’t have a single thing to be worried about those days. And I strongly associate this song with those times. Later in my 20s life kind of hit me like a freight train and I took a while to find stability and the positivity that comes with that. Maybe it is inevitable to become jaded once the realities of adulthood hit people, but I certainly struggled with maintaining a positive outlook and overall happiness. For a long time, and even now to an extent, I’ve been hesitant to listen to this song. I still love it dearly, but it’s out of a desire to preserve that association with good times that I kept myself from listening to it. I felt that if I listened to it when I wasn’t in a positive mental state, that it would erode that connection to those memories that makes it so meaningful to me. So even today from the first few notes the emotions and memories come flooding in. I often find myself pausing it within a few seconds to process the feelings and sensations for a moment. I think it also helps to savor them. It’s a sort of goofy song and I honestly still don’t even really know what it’s about. But regardless of what the artist was actually trying to express with this song, for me it has taken a significance totally of its own and unrelated. For me it’s a trip back, even just in memory, to the last time I really felt like I didn’t have a single thing to be worried about.

great stuff

best music

My nephew’s uncle is a savage.

My grandma played the cello on this recording

the voidz brought me here

Escuchen a Francis Bebey y su flauta de bambú en Coffe cola Song

13 years later still thinking on this song

Hep mind, precious soul, and beautiful sounds. I love Francis Bebey with a burning passion. I wish there were more people on this planet like him

Très belle chanson Est ce que ce monsieur vit encore ?

so much wilder than we -- sooooo true

❤

Pitch down to about -8 and it opens right up

our flags means death 2x01 ;)

Awesome tune

What a BOP

My insurance agent sent this to me today!!!! Love it

Hey guys who write about a flute. No, its not a flute. It's some kind of very simple tribal 2 note wind thing.

😂😂😂

I think the closest thing to “bomb water” would be deuterium oxide, aka “heavy water”. It’s not explosive though.🤓

😢😢😢😢 RIP FRANCIS ❤❤❤❤❤😢

Absolute banger

2023 still bangin this !! Stay up !!

Rrrderfserssdddddtfdddr

hi

Oi

Wtf is coffee cola

Can't believe that's an one note flute,sounds incredible,and it reminds me of some yodel skill.

It reminds me a song of Arcade Fire 😮

Got this back in the days 💙💙💙