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Latest revision as of 06:46, 3 July 2023
Funk band from the song "The Cocoa Boys" by Prince, recorded as a demo on September 14, 1986. The recording was shelved and not released officially until 2020 on the expanded reissue of Sign o' the Times.
Over on the east side across the river
There was a band called The Cocoa Boys
The leader was a brother named Frankie
He was the ladies pride and joy, yes he was
Now Frankie had a brother named JoeAnd they shared the high-part harmonies
Joe played the bass, Frankie played guitar
And people, I mean they was too funky
