While there are better overviews of Cajun music available, there is still great historical value in this set from Folklyric Records. Cajun Breakdown focuses on the 1930s, an era when the fiddle was beginning to overshadow the button accordion as the premier instrument of the region. While there are some fine examples of the 1930s Louisiana style, not all is directly Cajun, with some songs clearly coming from the popular southeastern country music. Another big influence was southwestern string bands and The Hackberry Ramblers with fiddler Luderin Darbone are the prime exponents on this recording. Other fiddlers represented include Leo Soileau, Clifford Breaux, J.B. Fuselier, and Hector Dubon. --Louis Gibson
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Cajun String Bands 1930's: Cajun Breakdown
Various Artists Manufacturer: Arhoolie Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0000001N8 Release Date: 1997-11-18 |
Tracks:
- Ma Jolie Petite Fille (My Dear Little Girl) - Leo Soileau & His Aces
- La Bonne Valse (Good Times Waltz) - Leo Soileau & His Aces
- La Blues De Port Arthur - Leo Soileau & His Aces
- Quand Je Suis Bleu (When I'm Away From Home) - Leo Soileau & His Aces
- Chere Tu Tu (Dearest Of All) - J.B. Fuselier
- Round-Up Hop - J.B. Fuselier
- Anna Mae Waltz - J.B. Fuselier
- Cajun Breakdown - J.B. Fuselier
- Ma Julie Noir So (My Pretty Black Eyes) - J.B. Fuselier
- Redell Breakdown - J.B. Fuselier
- Ma Chere Basett (My Dear Little Woman) - J.B. Fuselier
- Ponce A Moir (Think Of Me) - J.B. Fuselier
- Elton Two-Step - J.B. Fuselier
- La Valse De Rebot (Drunkard's Waltz) - J.B. Fuselier
- Gueydan Two-Step - J.B. Fuselier
- Pourquoi Que Tu Laise Moi (Why Are You Leaving Me?) - Clifford Breaux
- Continuez De Sonner (Keep A Knockin' But You Can't Come In) - Clifford Breaux
- Dixie's Hottest (High Society) - Dixie Ramblers
- Ma Chere Belle - Luderin Darbone & The Hackberry Ramblers
- Shreve Breakdown - Luderin Darbone & The Hackberry Ramblers
- Rambling - Luderin Darbone & The Hackberry Ramblers
- Oh Josephine, My Josephine - Luderin Darbone & The Hackberry Ramblers
- Se Pas La Pan (It's No Use) - Luderin Darbone & The Hackberry Ramblers
- French Two-Step - Luderin Darbone & The Hackberry Ramblers
- My Little Girl - Luderin Darbone & The Hackberry Ramblers
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While there are better overviews of Cajun music available, there is still great historical value in this set from Folklyric Records. Cajun Breakdown focuses on the 1930s, an era when the fiddle was beginning to overshadow the button accordion as the premier instrument of the region. While there are some fine examples of the 1930s Louisiana style, not all is directly Cajun, with some songs clearly coming from the popular southeastern country music. Another big influence was southwestern string bands and The Hackberry Ramblers with fiddler Luderin Darbone are the prime exponents on this recording. Other fiddlers represented include Leo Soileau, Clifford Breaux, J.B. Fuselier, and Hector Dubon. --Louis GibsonWorld Music:
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