Ann Savoy's landmark book of 1984, โCajun Music: A Reflection of a People,โ gave a voice to Cajun, Creole and zydeco pioneers, many of whom had never been interviewed. Savoy also told their stories through photos, sheet music and English transl
Recorded before the pandemic, Geno Delafose talks about his loyal fans, cattle farm, a car-hauling service, a new wife and a โcontentโ life. ย "The world doesn't owe me a thing." Hear the entire conversation in this episode of Cajun and Creole T
Ann Savoy's landmark book of 1984, โCajun Music: A Reflection of a People,โ gave a voice to Cajun, Creole and zydeco pioneers, many of whom had never been interviewed. Savoy also told their stories through photos, sheet music and English transl
Ann Savoy and Jane Vidrine earned Grammy nominations as founding members of the all-female Cajun band, the Magnolia Sisters. Along the way, these mothers and wives raised children who are Grammy-nominated musicians, artists, cooks and more.Som
Courtney Granger quit school to escape bullying and travel to faraway places as a Cajun fiddle prodigy. Granger won Grammy nominations with his fiddle mastery and a haunting, old soul that oozed through his young voice.Only 37 years old, Grang
The son of a zydeco pioneer, Jeffery Broussard brought new energy to the music in the 1980s and '90s. Young Creoles, who used to run away from the โold folks music,โ flocked to his dances and craved accordion lessons.Broussard has turned back
I first heard this music at the Festivals Acadiens et Crรฉoles in Lafayette, where ย I saw Jeffery Broussard play a cajon drum box while his sisters sang and performed Jure. ย This great musical tradition has almost been lost. ย Please listen to th