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1. Amédé Ardoin and Dennis McGee recorded their accordion and violin duets for Columbia in , and Ardoin had first recorded solo for Columbia a year earlier. Fourth and last music clip from: Valse ah Abe, Amédé Ardoin, Cajun Dance Party: Fais Do-do, Columbia Legacy CK , 30 seconds.
2. And Creole accordionist Amedee Ardoin's duets with white fiddle legend Dennis McGee demonstrate an early and inspiring cultural exchange. --Richard Gehr. Customer reviews. out of 5 stars. out of 5. 3 customer ratings. 5 star 63% 4 star 0% (0%) 0% 3 star Reviews: 3.
3. CD Review originally appeared in FolkWorks V4N5 Sep/Oct Fans of the Vermont-based trio Nightingale have had to wait a long time for Three, the band's third CD. It has been eight years since the last recording (Sometimes When the Moon is High; the first CD .
4. Apr 17,  · Dennis McGee performed in the LSUE Acadian Center in According to Ann Allen Savoy, the legendary fiddler Dennis McGee was himself "a perfect example of this fascinating cultural blend." In her extensive liner notes to The Complete Early Recordings of Dennis McGee, she explains that his father was a descendant of an Irish immigrant and his.
5. The first tune comes from another Valcour release “Dennis McGee, Himself” and he calls it the “Reel de Marcantel” on that record. The second tune is called the Barza Reel and this version is a spin on an arrangement that I used to play a lot with another contemporary Cajun fiddle hero of mine, David Greely.
6. Incredible three CD set with 78 tracks and 80 page hard cover book featuring recordings of Cajun music made between 19for legendary Crowley, Louisiana record producer J.D. Miller and issued on his Fais-Do-Do and Feature.
7. 30 Fais Dodo 31 Skip To My Lou 32 Le Bal De Maison 33 La Jalouserie. Notes. Dennis McGee, who was Irish-American on his father’s side and French and Seminole Indian on his mother’s, was born January 26, , at Bayou Marron (Evangeline Parish). He died in .
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