
Music
What's the difference between Cajun Music and Zydeco Music? Electric instruments, an amplifier and some soul. Whether you're looking for the more classic Zydeco sounds from Keith Frank, revolutionaries like Chris Ardoin from the new generation of Zydeco musicians or even the contemporary stylings of Zydeco's Sweetheart, Rosie Ledet, you can find it all here at the CajunGrocer.
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La Musique Chez Mulates
Our Price: $17.60
Various Artist
Description: Mulates, located in Breaux Bridge, La. is a place where real Cajuns come to eat real Cajun food and dance real Cajun dances to the best of Cajun bands. Since the 1984 World's Fair Expo, Mulate's has become an attraction for many tourist. This CD presents a sampling of the Mulate's stable of Cajun musicians, attesting the fact that the very best of Cajun music is presented there.
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Cajun Dance Favorites
Our Price: $17.55
Various Artist
Description: Today's popular Cajun bands offer a more professional sound but still maintain that magical excitement of Cajun music for their followers. Over the years, many new Cajun songs have been composed, and some of these tunes are now very popular dance hits. This CD contains some these new hits, together with other very popular dance classics most often requested at Cajun dances, performed by some of the top new and legendary Cajun musicians.
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Cajun Memories
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D.L. Menard
Description: This CD represents one of the best-known composers, singers, and musicians in Cajun music. D.L. continues to keep driving and reaching new heights. This CD includes all original material by D.L. Enjoy!
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The Essential Collection
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Belton Richard
Description: Belton Richard was one of the most popular Cajun musicians of the 1960's 70's. The polished rock and country influenced sound he developed was representative of the trend in South Louisiana during that time to modernize the music. Many popular bands followed Belton's lead toward a smoother, broader, more complex sound. He led one of the "big bands" in Cajun music, sometimes with as many as eight or nine players.
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