First time I have heard this fantastic music and l am hooked on it it lifts life and the musicians are wonderful. Thank you all for the privilege. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧♥️♥️
Here, here....but then they can play....long may their likes last...you could also add noise/black hats / dark glasses..and man dear they have no beards and have haircuts....how do they do it!?
Beautiful music. Yes I agree "Maison de Pouchon " It is not exclusively American music but the term Cajun is American which originated from Acadian who were French Canadians who brought their music to Louisiana after being deported by the Brits in the Maritimes. What is wonderful it also morphed into Afro American style called Zydeco which originated from the French term "Les Haricots Vert". Also wouldn't it be more forthright to express yourself in English. Tu Comprends ?
May the Universe always shine its Light, Energy, Frequency and Vibrations on the Cajun People and their culture! I celebrate my Grandmother's French Canadian Ancestry (LaLondes) who some of them migrated to Southern Louisiana many, many eons ago. Each and every morning when I wake up I play my uplifting Cajun Music to word off any bad, egotistical negative vibrations. Try it, it works!! Would love to hear from some LaLondes if your out their. From a Vietnam Era Marine Corps veteran.
I was depressed till I remembered my childhood with family all around, cousins playing accordion and everyone dancing. All of a sudden my foot is tappin along. Thank you Thank you!
This performance gets a wow from me. Jesse and Gina together is pure musical magic. I can see why so many accordian players request her. The old man dancing with the young girl was a delightful unexpected surprise. A stellar performance. Thank you for posting.
@@tommyotero7465 she is the fiddler of choice for all cajun performances . . . you will see her playing with everyone in cajun music land . . . they all love her and she's from mississippi, not louisiana! . . . she learned the cajun fiddle exceptionally well.
This tune brings a tear to my eye each time I hear it. It makes me think of home. And that I gotta get back right away. Yes sir, its where Im supposed to be. Thanks for this
It's nice to watch what seems like a working man playing music. He reminds me of my lobster fisherman uncle from the Madgelen Islands where I grew up. Acadian stock also.
I could listen to this music all day that accordion or whatever you might want to call it it makes the Beautiful music and those guys playing the fiddle in the other instruments sounds terrific
Never heard of Cajun music before and don't know much about it, but it gets my feet jumping around and I love the music. I tried talking to a Cajun once down in New Orleans while unloading my truck, had no idea what he was saying but we both wound up laughing.
Wonderful music, I belive is falling down from heaven , bc. moves the soul, and drive away. any sadness The harmony , rhythm is perfect !!! I appreciate your musical sense Jesse Lege bc you play only good ,high style melodies
you guys are awesome .. i am from the State of Maine..and it is my understanding the Cajuns originated up here.. when the British moved in , they kicked you guys out and you got on boats and headed for Louisiana because it was a French colony.. i love Cajun fiddle and also i do play the regular accordion some.. i mean the type which has a keyboard as opposed to buttons.
Hi, I'm from South Africa. This is pure talent. I love your music - very lively foot stomping and entertaining. The music sounds much like our traditional Country music called "Boere Musiek" played with concertina, Banjo, Acoustic guitar, sometimes fiddle added. No electrics.
Merci grandement et bravo pour cette musique profondément distrayante.-Ainsi que mes meilleurs souhaits pour une très florissante SANTÉ; de L’AMOUR à profusion; du BONHEUR ainsi que de la GAIETÉ; et que nos gouvernants fassent le « « « MAXIMUM pour MAINTENIR la PAIX sur la TERRE pour la durée de L’ANNÉE 2020!!! » » »-Viviane. (08 Janvier 2020)
I'm pretty new to the Cajun and Zydeco scene; started out with Jo El Sonnier and the Cajun Playboys and was very happy to stumble upon this gem. My right foot is the designated tapping foot, but I was tapping so vigorously that I had to switch to the left halfway through😅😅
I am going to be 76 next week and I want an accordian like Jesse Lege has and learn how to play it like him. Sacre Blue! Musique Fantastique! Ca Va Tres Bien! Vive le Cajun Musique.
@@Louisiananews Thanks Jerry! I didn't get the accordian for my birthday, but I'm really enjoying the Cajun Sound including the Savoy family. They are so talented/
