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The Best of Cajun: The Traditional Songs
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Track Listing
- Je Veux Me Marier
- Grand Mamou
- Chou-Pique Two Step
- Bayou Teche
- Paradin Two Step
- Grand Texas
- Madame Sosthene
- Ou-Ce Que T'Es Parti
- Jolie Blonde
- Lake Charles Two-Step
- Big Mamou
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #71103 in Music
- Released on: 1995-04-16
- Number of discs: 1
Customer Reviews
This collection of Cajun music is just too cool for words!!!
Okay, okay, you haven't encountered much of Cajun music? Here's the place to start. Twelve catchy numbers, most with lyrics in Cajun French, brighten this fine record by Waylon Thibodeaux. They're lively, enjoyable, and make you want to dance or at least enjoy more whatever you might be doing while listening. Thibodeaux does the definitive "Jolie Blonde" in this CD, and has several great ones such as "Grand Texas," "Grand Mamou," "Je Veux le Marier," and "Paradis Two-step."
I gawrontee, cher! These are as good as they come. Crank up the volume when you play this CD loud, and have a nice plate of jambalaya with a bottle of Abita Turbo Dog to go along. Laissez le bon temps rouler!!!!
Acadienne At Its Finest!
The songs on this album with the exception of Big Mamou are old beautiful traditional Cajun songs. Waylon does an excellent job at playing these songs and keeping them fairly authentic sounding. Waylon should be given a medal for preserving these old songs and giving them a modern-quality recording. Waylon does not exclude modern zydeco either in Big Mamou. This song will make you want to jump up and do the fais-do-do. If you dig Cajun music at all, this album is a must have.
Great recording- super renditions-I wish I could find more CDs like this
This CD is simply a wonderful find.
Excellent recording, excellent renditions of traditional songs.
Like listening to E Power Biggs play Bach, Waylon Thibodeaux has captured something very special with this recording.
I'd love to see suggestions for similar albums- I've looked for a while but I keep coming back to this one.
EDIT: PLEASE make suggestions for similar CDs as a followup comment! :)
