Buckwheat Zydeco performs "Hard To Stop" on the Acura Stage at the 2007 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival presented by Shell
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Zydeco Sont Pas Salés (Snapbeans Ain't Salty) Clifton Chenier. Note : French immigrants to US, kept their culture and music, in isolated swamp-lands in Louisiana. They mostly play the fiddle and accordion and speak creol. The music is mixed up with the blues. This is a good example of mixture, which is the strenght of Clifton Cheniers' music, in French Creole language The "Master" is the Creol accordion-player Clifton Chenier. It's a charming and original form of blues, I think. Enjoy. Peace. Urban
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A friend has this CD, but without the covers. I never knew what the band looked like until I scouted around the internet to look for images to put to the music. Louisiana It's a cool song and cool music. I don't listen to much Zydeco at all, but there are some songs that are done so well and sound great. (I'm a music lover) Zydeco Music New Orleans Louisiana
Sittin' here in La La Waitin' for my Ya Ya Uh huh Mmhm Sittin' here in La La Waitin' for my Ya Ya Uh huh Mmhm It may sound funny but I don't believe she's coming here Nuh uh Mmhm Uh huh Baby, hurry Don't keep me worry Uh huh Baby, hurry Now don't you keep me worry Uh huh You know I love you Oh, how much I love you Uh huh Mmhm
Tighten Up Zydeco by Clifton Chenier & The Louisiana Ramblers, Recorded live at a French-Creole Danse a St Mark's Hall, Richmond Cal Nov 1971. Clifton - Vocal & Accordion, Cleveland Chenier - Rubboard. Robert St Judy - Drums. Joseph Morris (Brouchet) - Bass. James Benit - Guitar. Copyright and thanks to Arhoolie Records for this great LP. Photo Credits include Chris Strachwitz. This upload for fair use, educational purposes & introduction to Zydeco only. "Put your dancin shoes on baby 'cause this' pretty fast!"
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Filé Gumbo began as a 4 piece, and early on we played a cable access TV show Called NW Jamboree. We thought you might like to see how we sounded early on, especially with Mark Whitman, who played lead guitar with us for about 3 years. Will Peoples is playing bass on a standard guitar, but eventually got an electric bass. Here's a BiG Joe Turner standard, which appears on the band's CD "Let The Good Times Roll"! By the way, we dropped the word 'zydeco' from our name as the northern zydeco dance groups have narrowed their definition of the term, which originally meant something like 'let's boogie', or 'let's party'.
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Me and my sister dancing zydeco in the kitchen. LOL
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www.ZydecoCajun.com Zydeco/Zydecodance Fund Raiser for Hurricaine Katrina family assistance. Song: "Tu Le Ton Son Ton" (Every Now And Then) By Clifton Chenier. Reproduce: By Andre Thierry & Zydeco magic Videography: By Senorah Sam Sound Production: By Andre Thierry May 02, 2006 IT'S IN A CLASS OF ITS OWN By Senorah Sam Zydeco music and dance is special and the time we spend enjoying it together is special as well. Zydeco thrives because we are enthusiastically supporting the fine and talented musicians that make us feel good when we listen to them play Zydeco music. They are hooked on the music just as much as we are and they are doing an exceptional job of keeping it alive. It's a good feeling music that is infectious. Once you're turned on to the rhythmic sounds of Zydeco you can't let it go. You start looking forward to the dances and celebrating with others your newfound love for the unique form of music that makes you feel good all over. We all come together at the dances to have a good time and without a doubt we have an incredibly good experience. We sway our hips; we hold each others hands and we move in time with the music while our ears take in the harmonious variations of tempos from the accordion. The experience is elevated as the washboard, bass, electric guitar and drum players compliments every note. We openly express our love for Zydeco music and Zydeco dancing. Zydeco is about family. You can never be to young or to old to enjoy the sounds of Zydeco. It's <b>...</b>
The Zydeco/Cajun GRAMMY nominated artists talk about their music on their road to a GRAMMY. We're following Cedric Watson on his road to the GRAMMY Awards on January 31, but along the way we also hooked up with all of the zydeco/cajun category GRAMMY nominees including Buckwheat Zydeco, Michael Doucet, the Magnolia Sisters and a little Pine Leaf boys thrown in there too! Did you know this is only the third year that the GRAMMYs have given a zydeco/cajun GRAMMY? Find out what the artists have to say about why they play and why they stay in Louisiana. And be sure to watch the 52nd GRAMMY awards to find out which of your favorite zydeco artists win the GRAMMY
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The Bruce Channel 1962 classic covered by Buckwheat Zydeco, the stage name of Stanley Dural, Jr. born in Louisiana on November 14, 1947, an American accordionist and zydeco musician. He is one of the few zydeco artists to achieve mainstream success. His music group is formally billed as Buckwheat Zydeco and Ils Son Partis Band, but often they perform as merely Buckwheat Zydeco. Buckwheat Zydeco has performed with a large number of famous musicians from Eric Clapton (with whom Buckwheat also recorded) and U2, Los Lobos to The Boston Pops. The band performed at the closing ceremonies of the 1996 Summer Olympics to a worldwide audience of three billion people. Buckwheat performed for President Clinton twice, celebrating both of his inaugurations. -Wikipedia ...Please visit: www.buckwheatzydeco.com/
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BUCKWHEAT ZYDECO 'Peace, Love & Happiness' at the RINGWOOD NJ LIBRARY NEW LEGACY SERIES February 19, 2012 Stanley 'Buckwheat' Dural Jr - vocal, Hammond organ Reginald Dural - rubboard Paul 'Lil Buck' Senegal - guitar Lee Allen Zeno - bass Mike Melchione - guitar Kevin Menard - drums Curtis Watson Jr - trumpet,reggae solo vocal The little blip at 7:50 is an edit cause YouTube won't let me put the full 19:30 minute track on it. So the edit is the introduction of the band, which is printed above. And at 10:43, "Sorry 'bout that Shotgun". Tim, the sound guy and me were laughing at that one.
MOJO & The Bayou Gypsies tell the story of the Zydeco Rubboard (Frottoir) in every performance. Mister MOJO and his best friend, Tee Don Landry (whose daddy made the first Zydeco Rubboard for Clifton Chenier), documented the history of the first Zydeco Rubboard. Tee Don still makes Zydeco Rubboards in the tradition of his daddy. Two of his rubboards are in The Smithsonian. The Zydeco Rubboard is unique to Southwest Louisiana music, and serves as a global icon for Louisiana Culture. To learn more history, visit www.zydecorubboards.com . CORRECTION! This was a LIVE performance, and Mister MOJO mis-stated a fact: There are actually a few more instruments invented in America (eg, steam calliope, monophonic synthesizer, and others). Mister MOJO should have said "the Zydeco Rubboard is one of only a few instruments invented in America". Apologies to other inventors and their fans.
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