23.8.10

¡Baila!

   
Cajun Dance Hall
 
Tracks:
 
1. Bruce Daigrepont - Coeur des Cajuns (Heart of the Cajuns)
2. Jo-El Sonnier - Les Grands Bois
3. Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys - La Pointe aux Pins
4. Jimmy C. Newman - J'Aurais du T'Aimer (I Should Have Loved You)
5. Beausoleil - Rolling Pin
6. David Doucet - Balfa Waltz
7. Eddie LeJeune - Grande Bosco
8. Mamou - La Danse de Mardi Gras
9. D.L. Menard - Lafayette Two-Step
10. Michael Doucet & Cajun Brew - Bayou Pon Pon
    
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 Both Cajun music and the Creole music that evolved into Zydeco are the products of a combination of influences found only in Southwest Louisiana. According to Alan Lomax in his notes to a CD collection of field recordings in Louisiana that he and his father, John Lomax, completed in the 1930s, "the Cajun and Creole traditions of Southwest Louisiana are unique in the blending of European, African, and Amerindian qualities."
  
   
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