Le Trio Cadien

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Thirtysomething fiddle virtuoso Ken Smith helps Louisiana elders D.L. Menard and Eddie LeJeune sound young again on this delightfully focused 1992 album of well-known Cajun blues, waltzes, and two-steps recorded in rural Massachusetts. Known as the Cajun Hank Williams since 1960, Menard applies his unforgettable twang-and-sob of a voice to such melancholy French standards as "Flammes d'Enfer (Flames of Hell)" and "She Didn't Know I Was Married." Eddie, son of the legendary Iry LeJeune, wraps his no-nonsense vocals and elegant accordion riffs around Menard's solid rhythm guitar, while Smith's fiddle dives and leaps about the other two like a frisky pup. Standout tracks include an exquisitely rearranged version of Iry's "J'Etais au Bal (I Went to the Ball)" and Menard's sassy tribute to "The Girls of Mexico." --Richard Gehr

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Le Trio Cadien
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    Le Trio Cadien
    Eddie LeJeune , D.L. Menard , and Ken Smith
    Manufacturer: Rounder Select
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B0000003CW
    Release Date: 1994-03-22

    Tracks:

    1. I Went To The Dance
    2. Tracks Of My Bugy
    3. Bayou Pon Pon
    4. She Didn't Know I Was Married
    5. Blues De Port Arthur
    6. Valse De Kaplan
    7. The Girl From Houma
    8. Valse A Thomas Ardoin
    9. Eunice Two Step
    10. The Girls From Mexico
    11. The Flames Of Hell
    12. In Misery
    13. Little Girl Of The Town
    14. Chere Tout-Toute
    15. Mamou Two Step

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    Thirtysomething fiddle virtuoso Ken Smith helps Louisiana elders D.L. Menard and Eddie LeJeune sound young again on this delightfully focused 1992 album of well-known Cajun blues, waltzes, and two-steps recorded in rural Massachusetts. Known as the Cajun Hank Williams since 1960, Menard applies his unforgettable twang-and-sob of a voice to such melancholy French standards as "Flammes d'Enfer (Flames of Hell)" and "She Didn't Know I Was Married." Eddie, son of the legendary Iry LeJeune, wraps his no-nonsense vocals and elegant accordion riffs around Menard's solid rhythm guitar, while Smith's fiddle dives and leaps about the other two like a frisky pup. Standout tracks include an exquisitely rearranged version of Iry's "J'Etais au Bal (I Went to the Ball)" and Menard's sassy tribute to "The Girls of Mexico." --Richard Gehr

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