Wayne Toups, Zydecajun - 35m 29s

Tracks & Durations

1. My Friend/Mon Ami	2:51
2. Went to the Dance/J'ai été-z-au bal	3:03
3. Belizaire Waltz	2:55
4. One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer	3:34
5. Take Care of My Kids/Signe mes enfants	3:02
6. Zydeco Baby	2:33
7. Lafayette Waltz	2:50
8. Going Back to Big Mamou/S'en aller (encore) à grand Mamou	3:09
9. You're There on My Mind/T'es là sur mon idee	4:41
10. Les Zydeco Sont Pas Salé	6:43

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Review

The "star" of Louisiana music, the photogenic and energetic Wayne Toups took the unusual step early on of naming his band (and this disc) after the style of music he supposedly invented: Zydecajun. A Cajun accordion player who always wears a headband and uses zydeco rhythms, Toups's real calling card is Cajun-flavored rock. No favorite among musical purists, he is nevertheless a huge crowd pleaser. On this early set, Toups turns in a bayou-tinged version of John Lee Hooker's blues classic "One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer," and a charged up cover of the zydeco music classic "Les Zydeco sont pas sal&ecaute;." Guests on this disc include Beausoliel fiddler Michael Doucet and Louisiana slide guitarist Sonny Landreth. --Robert Baird

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Zydecajun

Tracks: 10, Disk length: 35m 13s (-1m 44s)

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