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How’s Bayou

The associates of How’s Bayou came together being a music group after attending theFestival of American Fiddle Tunes and hearing the Cajun music of Marc Savoy and Dewey Balfa. The function, which was kept in Interface Townsend, WA, resulted in numerous travels to Louisiana for a few group members, specifically …

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Horace Trahan

In the storyplot about Horace Trahan that’s producing the rounds, the Cajun singer and accordion player took an incident from Louisiana’s history, gave it a twist of his own, and used it to instruct himself another language. The historic event involved began round the 1920s, when youthful Cajuns in the …

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Lesley Riddle

Country music might owe it is very existence partly to a one-legged African-American guitarist named Lesley Riddle. Riddle was created on June 13, 1905, in Burnsville, NC. As a man he proved helpful in the neighborhood cement seed, where an unlucky accident price him his best leg on the leg. …

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Waylon Thibodeaux

Cajun fiddler Waylon Thibodeaux was created and raised in Louisiana’s Bayou Nation, where he began performing music at age eight. At 16, he was called the state’s fiddle champ, his live shows going to become an organization of New Orleans’ Bourbon Road area. Thibodeaux gained his initial wide publicity when …

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Johnnie Allan

Johnnie Allan’s been a prominent Cajun performer since his teenagers, when joined accordionist Lawrence Walker’s music group as a metal guitarist. When the music group break up, Allan teamed with pianist/fiddler U.J. Meaux, maker Huey Meaux’s cousin, in the Krazy Kats, a rock-band. Allan continued performing stone and R&B in …

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Delma Lachney

A Louisiana fiddler with family members ties to France Canada, Delma Lachney recorded many edges for Vocalion through the later ’20s. She was sometimes followed on record and billing by Alcide “Blind Uncle” Gaspard on electric guitar, though she hardly ever made an appearance on his edges (also those documented …

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Jeff Ball

Wood flute participant Jeff Ball was created and raised in Rockville, MD, where he paid attention to pop, even jazz, and instrumental and soundtrack music. He initial became thinking about the harmonica, but went to a powwow and created a fascination for the Local American timber flute. Ball had not …

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Zydeco Joe

b. Joseph Adam Mouton, 25 Oct 1943, Lafayette, Louisiana, USA, d. 17 November 2007, Lafayette, Louisiana, USA. Mouton trained himself to try out guitar at age 13, while functioning being a field hands. He shortly became popular and highly reputed in his city. Although noticed only rarely from the environs …

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Magnolia Sisters

The five women who comprise the Magnolia Sisters aren’t related by birth, but instead by friendship and their love for traditional Cajun music. The music group delivers lively dance music aswell as wistful old ballads which come from deep in the root base of Acadiana, as proven by their initial …

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