In this video, we are showing you a simple way to cook some wonderful Crawfish Etouffee. Made with 100% Louisiana raised Crawfish. Sit back watch and enjoy the video!
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Magnolia, which is made up mostly of musicians from the East Bay area, plays “Les Veuves de la Coulée” while jamming inside accordionist Alan Bradbury’s woodworking shop in Barrington last week.
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Jam Session at Ronnie’s in Eunice on November 28, 2008
David Thibodeaux on Drums, Mark Young on Fiddle, Johnnie on Accordian
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TVTV was an ad hoc assemblage of “video freaks” who came together from around the country in 1972 to use the brand new technology of portable videotape to create the first non-network produced video broadcast of the Democratic and Republication National Conventions. It was an audacious experiment with creating television from an outsider’s perspective and a first step at a movement to create a new kind of television not controlled by corporate interests.
Three years later, a smaller configuration of TVTV, including Wendy Appel, Paul Goldsmith, Petur Hliddal, Robby Kenner, Hudson Marquez, David Myers, Allen Rucker, and Suzanne Tedesko, went down to Louisiana to make a very different kind of tape–a warm and enjoyable documentary about Cajun life and culture, focusing to a large extent on the music of “Mr. Accordion” Nathan Abshire. Enjoy this portrait of a fascinating character and some great singing and dancing, and then watch the full hour at Media Burn:
http://mediaburn.org/Video-Preview.128.0.html?&uid=4445
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demo d’un djembé cajon 16 pouce en acajou fabriqué dans mon atelier.
Possibilité de venir essayer ce type d’instrument dans mon show room dans le var (sur rendez vous)
bass djembé cajun 16 inches big bass sound not very good sound on the video . I make this kind of cajun since 1998 on every sizes 6 to 16
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Cajun Music is just one of many music forms originating from Louisiana.
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Slippery Sneakers Zydeco Band is based in RI (Rhode Island) and plays throughout New England and more.
Slippery Sneakers is a high energy Zydeco dance band that brings together traditional and contemporary Cajun/Zydeco roots music originating from Southwest Louisiana. Their sound is a spicy mixture of up-tempo Zydeco, Blues and Soul, Cajun waltzes, Creole, and a bit of Rock’n Roll, with a heavy emphasis on “the groove” to keep crowds dancing.
Slippery Sneakers has performed at nationally known Zydeco festivals all over the country, including almost every dance festival in New England, alsway to wide acclaim. Additionally, the band has routinely broken attendance records at many of the monthly Zydeco dances held around the region of “southern” New England.
For Bookings: 401-397-8442
Visit our website at http://www.slipperysneakers.com
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Cook for 1 1/2 hours at 350 degrees F.
to lake Rosemound
Here is some authentic Cajun Music at the Vermillionville historical center in Lafayette, Louisiana. The melodian player is Nonc Jules Guidry and the guitar player is Burnel Mareau and they are singing a song in Cajun:
The mosquitos all ate my sweetheart,
All they left was the big toe.
I used the big toe to put a stopper on my whiskey jug,
(then he goes on to describe his family)
Your little brother looks like a frog,
Your sister looks like an elephant,
Your momma looks like the corner of a sidewalk,
You might also like my Steel Drum video from St. Lucia http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ggMqVqo5V0
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