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Dwight Moody

Dwight Moody? If he’s moody, perhaps for the reason that of mistaken identification issues. It frequently happens that whenever people satisfy this mild-mannered elder statesman from the Appalachian fiddle, they fall with their legs in prayer, or get right up and begin to boogie. Neither may be the response Dwight …

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Sandy Scofield

A multi-Juno Award nominee, Sandy Scofield can be an similarly multifaceted performer. With encounter in rings as stylistically assorted as rockabilly, Cajun, jazz, vocal, and zydeco, Scofield (a Metis/Cree/Saulteaux Local UNITED STATES) started her professional music profession in 1986. Her abilities and shows, both live and documented, have earned her …

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Clark & Duhon

Accordionist Octa Clark and fiddler Hector Duhon shaped their group, the Dixie Ramblers, in 1930, executing in contests alongside Nathan Abshire and Amedee Breaux. Years afterwards, in the 80’s, they installed with fiddler Michael Doucet and his sibling, guitarist David Doucet.

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Fernest “Man” Abshire

Fernest “Guy” Abshire showed a pastime in music from enough time he was 12 years of age. Four years later on in 1950, a teenaged Abshire installed with Lawrence Walker and dedicated 2 yrs to performing and drumming for him. By 1953, Abshire got left his work with Walker and …

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Zydeco A-Go-Go

From the center of Philadelphia, PA, this all-star lineup has a colorful band of personnel with decades of encounter. Bandleader Pete Eshelman can be presented on accordion and vocals and he offers performed piano with such performers as Bo Diddley, Sleepy LaBeef, and New Orleans’ very own Charles “Honeyboy” Otis. …

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Lonnie Rainwater

The brothers Lonnie and Floyd Rainwater were original members from the Hackberry Ramblers, acknowledged to be the oldest performing Cajun band in the annals from the genre. The group was shaped in 1930 with the fiddler Luderin Darbone, whose repertoire of hillbilly and nation music, heavily inspired by the brand …

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Didier Hébert

The blind guitarist Didier Hébert accompanied accordionist Dewey Segura on simply three sides recorded for Columbia in 1929, then recorded his own solo track “I Woke Up One Morning hours in-may” at the same session. Barely an auspicious profession, although compilation of Hébert’s monitor on Harry Smith’s renowned folksong compendium …

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The Briarhoppers

Liverpool gets the Beatles; Charlotte, NC, gets the Briarhoppers. You will find those in the second option town who experience the history from the Briarhoppers can be the annals of their town and while that could be a little too a lot of a crawl in to the briar, it …

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Kou Kou an Da ZydebeaT

In early 1997 Dr. Dan B. Turner Jr. and Dwayne “Kou Kou” Coots began the initial Kou Kou an da ZydebeaT. These were became a member of by Troy “Cause” Leger, Dean Turner and Jay Bracken as primary music group associates. In 1999 the fall into line for the music …

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Kermit Venable

Accordion participant/vocalist Kermit Venable and his four-piece music group, the Beau Bassin Cajun Music group, are among the New Orlean’s best-kept music secrets. Beyond a 1981 tour of European countries and Japan within the ensemble of Labor of Like, a Japanese-American musical about grain farming, Venable (created January 3, 1944 …

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