Musician Biographies Just another WordPress site
Biography
Encouraged with the Rounder record label, Cajun accordionist/vocalist Eddie LeJeune (1951-2000) became a member of with guitarist/vocalist D.L. Menard and fiddler Ken Smith, in 1992, to record an record of traditional Cajun music as Le Trio Cadien. The boy of important Cajun music pioneer Iry LeJeune, LeJeune performed a major function within the album’s audio, incorporating tempo and bass into his squeezebox melodies. “The Hank Williams of Cajun Music,” Menard taken care of a solid tempo on classical guitar, while Smith summoned a variety of textures along with his fiddle. Even though trio regarded reuniting for another recording, the loss of life of LeJeune in 2000 end such discussions.
Quick Facts
Full Name Le Trio Cadien
Music Songs J'Étais Au Bal, Traces De Mon Boghei, Bayou Pon Pon, Elle Savit Pas J'Étais Marié, Blues De Port Arthur, Valse De Kaplan, Fille De Houma, Valse À Thomas Ardoin, Eunice Two Step, Les Filles Du Mexique, Flammes D'Enfer, Dans Les Miseres, Petite Fille De Ville, Chere Tout-Toute, Mamou Two Step
