just like the metis music in manitoba,cajuns are lively people that know how to have fun and enjoy life,just like the metis here in manitoba.i luv your music my cajun cousins.keep it going in friendship vernon todd fontaine winnipeg manitoba canada
Amén,very soon we will go to heaven in the Rapture,the living ng God of Israel bless our brothers and sisters,in the whole nations,Glory be forever to our allmighty God,God bless The earth of my ancestors, Israel!.Shalom,Jesus is coming soon!,God bless you.
Nat'an Abshire used to run the town dump in Gueydan, Louisiana when I was a little boy. He used to scare the h*ll out of us when we went there. He also taught my friend, Pat Savant, some accordion in the mid-1970s. Thanks for the memories!
Since you obviously weren't in Gueydan in the early 1960s, you really don't know what you're talking about. Cajun musician wasn't a term of respect in those days, for one thing. Cajun music then was played in bars by and for drunks who weren't considered the town's best citizens. Secondly, if you think Gueydan Louisiana in the 1960s was a teeming metropolis full of government jobs for the asking, you REALLY have never been there.
Ignore the long multi coloured beep at the start of the video is worth a watch and will show a lot about Nathan and his work at the dump amongst a lot of other stuff....
anne huval Well Anne, I have been "down there"...Beaux Bridge and Lafayette both this past year. Some GREAT real Cajun bands and Great Cajun music. But some of the bands about Zydecoed me to death. Closer to Rock and Hip Hop than real Cajun music; a lot of folks in thee festival crowds had the same opinion. By the way, the Huval Family Band is very very good. Thoroughly enjoyed them.
I feel your frustration. Same in many traditional genres ( Scottish /Irish). Some cant leave it alone, In the search for something new they often leave the gems behind. Thankfully we have these old recordings .
Then go back in time with a good camera and bring it up ! These videos were as they say "home movies". BTW... 78 RPM shellac records sound kinda scratchy to you ? 🙄
Brilliant!!
another reason i subscribed to youtube.
thank you all for your wonderful music.
you're always welcome into my home.
god bless you all.
just like the metis music in manitoba,cajuns are lively people that know how to have fun and enjoy life,just like the metis here in manitoba.i luv your music my cajun cousins.keep it going in friendship vernon todd fontaine winnipeg manitoba canada
Amén,very soon we will go to heaven in the Rapture,the living ng God of Israel bless our brothers and sisters,in the whole nations,Glory be forever to our allmighty God,God bless The earth of my ancestors, Israel!.Shalom,Jesus is coming soon!,God bless you.
Nat'an Abshire used to run the town dump in Gueydan, Louisiana when I was a little boy. He used to scare the h*ll out of us when we went there. He also taught my friend, Pat Savant, some accordion in the mid-1970s.
Thanks for the memories!
What's wrong with running the town dump? Somebody has to.
Since you obviously weren't in Gueydan in the early 1960s, you really don't know what you're talking about. Cajun musician wasn't a term of respect in those days, for one thing. Cajun music then was played in bars by and for drunks who weren't considered the town's best citizens. Secondly, if you think Gueydan Louisiana in the 1960s was a teeming metropolis full of government jobs for the asking, you REALLY have never been there.
Learn more here: mediaburn.org/video/the-good-times-are-killing-me-3/
Ignore the long multi coloured beep at the start of the video is worth a watch and will show a lot about Nathan and his work at the dump amongst a lot of other stuff....
Thank you, such great music, I just wish my mother would of taught me more French!
Down to earth
I'm from Gillsburg Mississippi I love Cajun music I was born and raised in Mississippi
That sounds pretty 😊
this is why I love America!
Because it took a little longer to destroy our culture and language than it did most?
.... C´EST SI TRES BON ... CONGRATULATIONS FROM IRELAND DE NORD ....
Love this beautiful music
Have this on an lp from 1960:s .
Une merveille de la musique cajun.
Nathan ABSHIRE tu était le meilleur un frenchy de Gironde
It takes some beating just love it.l
Classical. Nice to read about him in the new Ann Savoy book
He was amazing
Wonderful!
Great video and sound 🏏👍🤩
from Yorkshire, England 👍🏏🏉🏏👍
Tops Man.. Tops
That's beautiful
Pine Grove Blues...
GREAT MUSIC THANK YOU .... WE ARE NEIGHBOR FROM SEATTLE
Reminds me of The Bear Cat Club in Basile.
I prefer the old traditional style these Gents played.
Try to order an cajun language course but it was end. Have an book in cajun from 2000 in new orleans. I am from Sweden.
what a life
Thank you
My unkle Robert and papá Jake wrote alot of those
Cajun Music is seemingly going down the same slippery slope that Country Music has taken......Downhill
what do you know. this is where it all started. Im a cajun and live in La. You should come down here and hear what's happening now.
anne huval Well Anne, I have been "down there"...Beaux Bridge and Lafayette both this past year. Some GREAT real Cajun bands and Great Cajun music. But some of the bands about Zydecoed me to death. Closer to Rock and Hip Hop than real Cajun music; a lot of folks in thee festival crowds had the same opinion. By the way, the Huval Family Band is very very good. Thoroughly enjoyed them.
JRCinKY you are not going to the right places. traditional cajun music is alive and well.
***** I am seriously open to your suggestions.
I feel your frustration. Same in many traditional genres ( Scottish /Irish). Some cant leave it alone, In the search for something new they often leave the gems behind. Thankfully we have these old recordings .
#CajunPride
les haricots sont pas sales
terrible video and sound
Then go back in time with a good camera and bring it up !
These videos were as they say "home movies".
BTW...
78 RPM shellac records sound kinda scratchy to you ? 🙄