Lebanon…have you ever heard of Cajun American Zydeco music?
Weird question…I know.
I’m not necessarily a huge fan, but if you want to hear what it sounds like, you can hear some of it here:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=YP1SU9VW_yo
Awww…EuCtzn…trying to provoke me?
*sigh*
How sad…
now your playing music from my town lol… well they do actually play this music here in lousiana actually funny to say they play it at some of our family get togethers lol
Zydeco is okay, it has a spirit that really captures French Louisiana.
Not Zydeco, but for the Bayou experience I like:
Well Jambalaya, crawfish pie, chili gumbo
Well tonight I’m gonna see my cara mia
My Yvonne, sweetest one
Me oh my oh
Son of a gun, gonna have big fun
On the Bayou
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well .. just when I thought I heard it all .. and I’m a music guru … this is a nice variation .. i guess it’s played in New Orleans and other southern towns .. right ?…
and to the guy above me (EuCtz) : Shame on you ..
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Is it anything like Cajun Chicken ?
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We had a Zydeco band play last summer at our local festival. I usually don’t go for that type of folk music, but these guys were fantastic! The ones you have listed from utube don’t compare! Oh my and we also had bourbon chicken that was to die for! Makes me want to go visit Louisiana. I also love Cajun food! I’ll take some red beans and rice and some cajun chicken please. Throw in a bit of gumbo. Yum… ashame the kids are taking us out to eat Italian tomorrow! lol
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ilike it.carney
Would I sound uncool if I said I liked it?
Pity I can’t say the same about their spices.
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No, but thanx for sharing.
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my ex was a Cajun American loool i didnt know they had their own music too, thanks for sharing lol
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“Google just unveiled their new cloud music service to the world”???
When in doubt, can’t go wrong with olive oil, thyme and a sprinkle of Tony Chachere’s Cajun seasoning. (((drools)))
I comlpletely agree, I was not trying to say what is the American way, rather I was commenting on the fact that the person attempted to label what the American way is, which is immposible. As David puts, the American way is open completly to interpretation. The person suggested a posible meaning to the American way and I responded in an attempt to show that there are two sides (in reality many more) to what the American Dream is all about. You are correct there is no definte answer.
WHO LISTENS TO ZYDECO IN AN OFFICE! At least play adult contemporary if you ain't gonna mess with some headphones
Holy moly. Can’t believe I’ve never heard of these! No leaks or anything?
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True. I just think that people have become so inflamed by the idea of the “made up” name (the name with no etymological origin that’s just cobbled together from syllables that the parents find euphonious) that we jump to conclusions. Kiran isn’t an awful-sounding name to my ears, regardless of the fact that it’s both an Irish AND an Indian name. Gertrude is an awful name, regardless of the fact that it is a legit name. But when you assume that a name is made up just because you have never heard of it, it comes off as ethnocentric and ignorant.
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La conosci?? credo che renda l'idea….
Music was my first love
And it will be my last
Music of the future
And music of the past
To live without my music
Would be impossible to do
In this world of trouble
My music pulls me through
Music was my first love
And it will be my last
Music of the future
And music of the past
And music of the past
And music of the past
Music was my first love
And it will be my last
Music of the future
And music of the past
To live without my music
Would be impossible to do
'Cause in this world of trouble
My music pulls me through
My music pulls me through
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Eat some tomatoes and seafood and dance to some zydeco for me. I’m headed to the pool instead because its hot as hell.
Sounds like you’re playing the wrong games. (Or maybe you aren’t, idunno)
I’m a sucker for their cajun cheese fries– dip ‘em in ranch and, dear god, you want nothing more from life. Other than a malt. xD
Awesome trailer of the awesome movie effects are very good and i think concept is also very good this movie gonna rock.I love the trailer.
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Taste can play a big role for me. I tend to eat junk food in cycles, where I might eat one particular candy consistently for a few weeks or months straight. Usually if I eat these sweets a few years after I ate them consistently in a cycle, memories of the time period where I used to eat that kind of food flood in.
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Taylan dellenme ben nesfit yemem
?htiyac?m yok 
?Ekerim yüksek deli adam 
Let the good times roll: MaCajun spielen auf dem Amtshof – Wer den Kultthriller "The Big Easy", kennt durch den Soundtrack auch diese Musik: Cajun und Zydeco. Es ist die äußerst lebendige Volksmusik Louisianas. In Amerikas tiefstem Süden siedelten sich im 18. Jahrhundert aus Kanada vertriebene Franzosen im Mississippi-Delta an. Als Cajuns (franz…. –
made another batch of popcorn, this time curry and cajun flavored. Seems AD likes it more than the caramel flavor.
Doing work reports with eyes burning and watching BET!But drinking a big cup of coffee of course! I need to be awaked!
No reply button up top, so- very cool. I know nothing about zydeco, so the videos (nice, Stringer) and your observations are great. (The ‘dance studio salsa’ bit- I know what you mean. The ballroom bachateros always get me, but I tell myself that at least they’re having fun and try not to laugh too much at that silly damn kick.)
Hey, Nice to read about Cajun writer, environmentalist. I am Cajun and should contact this guy and find out what kinds of conservationist things one can do…here in Louisiana. Thanks for the photos. I guess I have to say the old boat motor is the most lovely thing of all! LOL…. That broom is haunted! And that's the first surfboard I ever saw with stained glass in it…swamp surf board I mean. I'm writing a Cajun story but am stalled…for three days now…writer's block or stupidity, one or the other! THANKS.
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this is something i have never ever read.very detailed analysis.
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To clarify on Sutcliffe Mike, when I heard him mention Joba to the pen late this year and for 2009, he didn't advocate for the rest of his career, at least not when I heard him mention it late in the game. If he did so earlier, I didn't hear it. The quote I heard from him was “the rest of this year and in 2009.” My point was to use Sutcliffe's proposition as an entry into the discussion. That said, I don't mind if you rail on Sutcliffe.
Nola2, I was more than fair to my home town New Orleans in my commentary. What would you have one say that could be fairer? It has great food but Cajun is Lafayette and Acadiana. Creole is New Orleans. I didn't “knock” New Orleans at all and invited people to go there and taste what it offers, but the Cajun culture IS alive and well in Lafayette and that includes cuisine, family and language. If my comments were deemed unfair to New Orleans, then the Big Easy needs to take a deep breath and take it easy! One CAN explain Cajun and New Orleans without being labeled unfair.