Prends
Ton Courage
Early Black & White Cajun, Swamp Music Vol. 6
Living
legends of Zydeco
The Old School Strikes Back, Swamp Music Vol. 7
Les
Flemmes D'Enfer / Flames of Hell
Best Of Cajun/Zydeco Tradition, Swamp Music, Vol. 1.
Jewels
of Cajun Music
Down Home Music From South Louisiana, Swamp Music Vol. 2.
Kings
of Zydeco
Black Creole Music From The Deep South, Swamp Music Vol. 3
Forcibly
expelled from their adopted Canadian homeland French settlers ended up
in Louisiana, where they intermarried and absorbed the local musical forms.
The result was a fiery, convoluted and infectious hybrid guaranteed to
move your body and feet. The black form, zydeco, takes the two-steps and
waltzes and mingles them with Texas blues. Amadee Ardoin cries the blues
with the best of the Delta pioneers. Over time, the music adapted to changing
fashions and absorbed elements of rhythm and blues, boogie and even rock
ŽnŽ roll. Whether youŽre into the root tradition of Cleoma Falcon or the
swamp pop of Johnnie Allan; the wild elemental fiddling of Dennis McGhee
or the bluesy accordion of Nathan Abshire; the old style music of Octa
Clark or the soul influenced Cookie and the Cupcakes, this series caters
to every taste.
More
Cajun
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Prends
TonCourage
Swamp Music VI
CD 0202E/U |
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Living
Legends of Zydeco
Swamp Music VII
CD 0203E/U |
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Les
Flemmes DŽEnfer
Swamp Music I
CD 0156E/U |
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Jewels
of Cajun Music
Swamp Music II
CD 0157E/U |
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Kings
of Zydeco
Swamp Music III
CD 0158E/U |
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