The 1981 album Boonoonoonoos saw Boney M. consciously shifting away from their signature disco sound towards a more diverse pop sensibility, incorporating reggae and R&B influences into their dance-pop framework.
- The album's title, Boonoonoonoos, is Jamaican Patois for "a big party."
- Boney M.'s 1981 album "Boonoonoonoos" reached number 16 on the German charts.
- The album features a cover of the Bob Marley song "Jamming."
Boney M. were a German-Caribbean pop group created by producer Frank Farian. They were best known for their string of disco and euro-pop hits in the late 1970s. Boonoonoonoos marked a transition for the group into the new decade, seeing them experiment with a more mature sound and incorporating elements of reggae and R&B.
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