Rodney Thibodeaux

Rodney Thibodeaux and Tout Les Soir satisfaction themselves on the power of not merely using traditional Cajun music, but also zydeco, South Louisiana swamp pop, blues, nation, and ’50s ’60s rock and roll & roll. In addition they play something they contact intensifying Cajun, which is normally mainly traditional Cajun music using a little bit of Tout Les Soir spice put into it. Thibodeaux, accordion participant and vocalist for Tout Les Soir, was created in Church Stage, LA. In 1999 he produced his house in Interface Allen, LA. Some of the rings that he provides played in are the Echofee Cajun Music group as well as the Bayou Blasters. The Bayou Blasters ultimately became what’s now referred to as the Tout Les Soir music group. Gilman Agillard, the fiddle participant, lived in Interface Barre in 1999, which is a few mls east of Opelousas Louisiana. He was also an associate from the Echofee Cajun Music group. Gordan “Butch” Golsan, drummer, is normally originally from Mansfield, LA, however in 1999 was surviving in the Baton Rouge region. He is among the brand-new associates of Tout Les Soir, and pretty not used to the Cajun music genre. A few of Butch Golsan’s previous rings include the Sound, the Individual Rays (a fresh wave music group in the ’80s), as well as the Vibrators, a blues music group through the Baton Rouge region. Butch Landry, bass and vocals, can be a newer person in Tout Les Soir. He’s originally from Abbeville, LA, and spent lots of time in the Morgan Town region, and in 1999 could possibly be within and around Baton Rouge. In the ’60s, he previously his own music group, Butch & the Boppers. Landry continues to be involved with many Cajun rings like the Cajun Crimson Hots and Jay Cormier. John Ortis, tempo acoustic guitar and vocals, lives in Baker, LA. He performed rock & move as a man, but began hearing and playing Cajun music seven years back, and hasn’t looked back again since. He was an associate of the favorite Cajun music group Wallace Trahan & Grain & Gravy. He became a member of Tout Les Soir in 1995, and offers written a genuine music, “Baby Why,” for the 1999 launch, Dansé Tout Les Soir. Suzanne Fallon, T-fer and vocals, is definitely a transplanted Cajun through the swamps of South Florida. That is her 1st experience singing having a music group.