Rudeluck
Formed in 1988 by musicians Luck Mervil, Rudy Toussaint, Frédérick Thivierge,
Éric Brassard, and Michel Gagnon, RudeLuck is a funk, reggae, and hip-hop band
from Quebec. After winning the competition L'Empire des futures stars in 1992,
the group headed into the studio and delivered their eponymous studio debut the
following year. Driven by the hit single "Faute pas craquer," which received
heavy airplay on several local radio stations, RudeLuck was also released in
France and other French-speaking countries. This success was followed by their
sophomore effort Two in 1995, an albu...
Solitude dans la fouleRudeluck, Luck Mervil, Pierre Mervil (contributor), Rudy Toussaint (contributor), Raphael Jonin Dyam (contributor), Joël Ferro, Moise Bastien (contributor), Jephte Bastien (contributor), TECHNICAL SENSE (contributor) and Michel Normandeau (contributor)
5:05
RévolutionRudeluck, Luck Mervil, Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Rudy Toussaint (contributor), Joël Ferron (contributor), Luc Bovin (contributor), Alain Pernot (contributor) and Raphael Jonin Dyam (contributor)
Revolution
2:56
Au nom de l'amourRudeluck, Luck Mervil, Pierre Mervil (contributor), Rudy Toussaint (contributor), Joël Ferron (contributor), Luc Bovin (contributor), Alain Pernot (contributor), Raphael Jonin Dyam (contributor), Linda Benoy (contri and Marie-Lou Gauthier (contributor)
Au Nom De L'Amour
3:46
POUR LE MEILLEUR ET POUR LE PIRERudeluck
MadeleineRudeluck, Luck Mervil, Pierre Mervil (contributor), Rudy Toussaint (contributor), Joël Ferron (contributor), Luc Bovin (contributor), Alain Pernot (contributor), Raphael Jonin Dyam (contributor), Linda Benoy (contri and Marie-Lou Gauthier (contributor)
Au Nom De L'Amour
3:55
Rudeluck vient changer le mondeRudeluck, Luck Mervil, James Brown, Jean-Jacques Goldman, Patrick Bruel, Wallace Willis, Rudy Toussaint (contributor), Joël Ferron (contributor), Alain Pernot (contributor) and Raphael Jonin Dyam (contributor)
Revolution
3:53
