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Floyd Soileau

Floyd Soileau (pronounced swallow) provides played an important function in the advancement of Louisiana’s music. As who owns the Swallow, Jin, Maison de Spirit, and Kom-a-day record brands, Soileau continues to be responsible for a lot more than 300 singles and 200 albums by such performers as the Balfa Brothers, …

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T.K. Hulin

“The Voice having a Rip,” swamp-pop singer T.K. Hulin was created Alton Adam Hulin in St. Martinville, LA on August 16, 1943. At age group 16 he produced the Depressed Knights, producing his single debut the next yr with “I’m Not really a Fool Anymore”; the sole, issued for the …

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The Boogie Kings

A South Louisiana swamp pop staple through the 1950s and ’60s, the Boogie Kings reformed in 1991 and found their regional support as healthy as ever (even back again on a single label they began with, Floyd Soileau’s Jin Information). Founders Doug Charles, Elbert Miller, and Neglect Morris got departed, …

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Rod Bernard

Swamp pop musician Pole Bernard was created in Opelousas, Louisiana in the first ’40s and produced his professional debut about KSLO Opelousas when he was just ten. 2 yrs later on, Bernard was a deejay in the station, however in 1954, his family members relocated to Winnie, Tx. There Bernard …

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Warren Storm

Swamp-pop pioneer Warren Surprise was created Warren Schexnider in Abbeville, LA in Feb 18, 1937; after starting his professional profession began at age group 12 while completing for his dad, a drummer within the Cajun music group Rayne-Bo Ramblers, 3 years afterwards he agreed upon on with the united states …

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Cookie & the Cupcakes

Cookie & the Cupcakes were one of the primary to mix Cajun music with rock and roll & roll to generate the musical crossbreed referred to as swamp pop. The eight-piece music group reached its peak in 1959 when their exciting dance tune “Mathilda” reached amount 47 for the Billboard …

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