Elise Chassaing – Arte Cultureis it ok for my teenager[14] to drink alcohol occasionally?
we live in louisiana.and in our area it seems ok to alot of the people for teens to drink at family gatherings.and parties.we live in cajun country,and eating good and partying it up[drinking]is a BIG part of the culture!I personally don’t drink with any regularity;and don’t think it is good for teenagers.especially aspiring athletes.to drink .am i wrong to not allow it?i think it is a big deal;and everyone around me says to just let it go.should i stand my ground.and demand more,for even safety,not to mention legal,and health issues?
I’m almost fourteen. No, No and NO!
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A Classic Cajun song!
This is a great classic, and one of the first songs players learn. Ceci est une pièce incontournable, et une des premières pièces que les accordéonistes cajun apprennent.
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Cajun fiddler Michael Doucet performs with David Doucet and Mitchell Reed
…from the 2007 Smithsonian Folklife Festival. Michael Doucet, fiddler, composer, and bandleader, is perhaps the single most important figure in the revitalization of Cajun music in the USA. Cajun is the shorthand name for the French settlers of southwest Louisiana who were expelled from the Acadian region of Canada in the 18th century. During the first half of the 20th century, both the language and music of French Louisiana seemed to be in decline. In 1975, Doucet applied to the National Endowment for the Arts for an apprenticeship grant to study with and document the master fiddlers of his region. As a result of this project, he was able to learn first-hand from the great masters of Cajun and Creole music with links to an earlier era.
Find Michael Doucets Smithsonian Folkways album, From Now On, at http://www.folkways.si.edu/albumdetails.aspx?itemid=3207
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Rockin Accordion jam -Big Squeezy -Cajun Zydeco band-Seattle
Here’s Steve Rice taking an accordion solo with BIG SQUEEZY august 2008. Musicians: Anneclaire De Roos -rubboard / Dave Pascal – bass / Spencer Hoveskeland – Guitar / Don Dieteich-drums/Steve Rice – Accordion
For Booking Info:
http://www.gigmasters.com/liveband/SteveRiceGroup/
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