A very thin flexible disc with a nice Calypso song advertising for Nescafé sung in German with a thick Dutch accent. Max Woiski sr. (1911-1981) was born in Suriname, in the Dutch Colonies north of Brasil and had a long career in Holland. He started playing Latin-American music in Amsterdam in the 30´s and even opened up his own club La Cubana. 
I bet Stefan has a sleeve for this one too…
(Update July 3, 2009: As I suspected Stefan indeed had the sleeve and sent it in. Thank you!)
MAX WOISKI UND SEINE BAND , Calypso Nescafe
Stefan also sent this sleeve for another Max Woiski record on a Dutch label. Haven´t heard it but it looks very promising.
Bongo, Bongo, Bongo I don´t wanna leave the Kongo…
Tags: Calypso, Max Woiski sr., Suriname
July 3, 2009 at 2:19 pm
Yes, sure. I hate Nestle for a terrifying product imperialism and they gave out two of the ugliest werbesingles for children DER GESTIEFELTE KATER and HOPPE HOPPE REITER. Trying to catch innocent milk drinkers with fairy tale full of merchandising propaganda …
July 3, 2009 at 3:15 pm
I would still like to see the sleeve.
Ja, stimmt, die Märchenplatten gehn sogar hier n Stück zu weit. Wer will das hören. Und klar Nestle ist böse, aber dieser Calypso nicht. Er ist doch längst vergessen.
Danke nochmal…
July 3, 2009 at 7:23 pm
Hallo
Danke für diese platte.
Ist ja toll
Gab auch ein in Holland.
Er war sehr gut in die 50’s mit sein band,machte viele platten/
Ron.
August 8, 2009 at 11:05 pm
Irwin Chisud played this a few years back on his late,lamented “Muriel’s Treasure” show.There is a vinyl 7″ press of this too,which I think may be earlier.That one pops up with some degree of frequency on eBay,when you search for “calypso”.