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Got Rhythm

When I was in New Orleans I was introduced to a genre of music called zydeco. I’d never heard of it before but it was good, more than good. I liked it. Its a kind of mix between blues and well, I don’t know what.

Wikopedia…

Zydeco (French: “les haricots”, English: “snap beans”) is a form of American roots or folk music, that evolved from the jure during the late 1800s call and response vocal music of the black and multiracial French speaking Creoles of south and southwest Louisiana.
During the early 20th century this soulful, heavily syncopated, indigenous roots music was discovered by ethnomusicologists and record labels alike. Usually fast-tempo, and dominated by the button or piano accordion and a form of a washboard known as a rub-board or frottoir, zydeco music was originally created at house dances where the blacks and free people of color of south Louisiana would gather for socializing.

As the Creoles further established their communities and worshiped separately as well, the music moved to the Catholic church community center and then later to the rural dance halls and nightclubs. As a result, the music integrated waltzes, shuffles, two-steps, blues, rock and roll, and most dance music forms of the era. Today, the tradition of change and evolution in the music continues always keeping relevant while integrating even more genres like reggae, urban hip-hop, R&B, soul, brass band, ska, rock, Afro-Caribbean and other styles in addition to the traditional forms.

I tried to find a way to post a little snippet of a sample for you. Something you just click and there it is assaulting your senses but that’s just not possible on this here bloggy thing (why not?) So I will have to direct your fine selves to the itunes store or wherever you buy your music and type in ‘zydeco’ the best all round traditionial-ish album I have found is The Zydeco All Stars – best of instumental - listen to Alonzo’s Blues as a sample – makes me want to wiggle the tush and shake my marrakas! I just bought it, it’s only taken me 4 years to get this music – not because it is rare, but because I kept forgetting. Hey, but some things are definitely worth waiting for – as I often say to the fellas who keep trying to get hold of me (in a phone not physical sense)

For more go here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zydeco

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A musical aside, I just put my top 10 sexy tracks to the right.(removed now ) When I was younger I was a bit of music purist. Hated manufactured bands etc etc. I sneared and scoffed with the best of them , which is bizarre when I can’t even play a musical instrument and my singing ability? well let’s just say don’t go there. It’s funny that now I take Girls aloud ( love ‘em) and Kylie (fab) for what they are – entertainment. Everything doesn’t have to be deep and meaningful and earnest – oh no.