Clip is taken from Yasha Aginsky's documentary "Cajun Visits". It is an AWESOME film I would HIGHLY recommend. Cajun violinist Canray Fontenot interviewed and plays "Les Barres de la Prison" (The P...
Clip is taken from Yasha Aginsky's documentary "Cajun Visits". It is an AWESOME film I would HIGHLY recommend. Cajun violinist Canray Fontenot interviewed and plays "Les Barres de la Prison" (The Prison Bars). Also preforms Hathaway 2 step in opening scene.
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How so? Because Canray Fontenot grew up in a racially divided (but at the same time very racially integrated) society, and thinks in relation to race, he's a racist?
If you like historical fiction, read Sharon Arms Doucet's book, Fiddle Fever, based on Canray's life. It's a juvenile-level book, but it's still good for adults to read.
Chris Ardoin does this song also what a tribute to the wonderful roots of this music and keeping the tradition,young zydeco players this was what it was all about never forget that.
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