Cajun accordion – Beaumont Rag – Saulieu 2009
While waiting for the train from Liernais to Saulieu Fr; here’s a ragtime interpretation of a well known Bluegrass fiddle tune on a Cajun accordion. On fiddle it’s usually played in the key of F. Clarence White recorded a beautiful flatpicking guitar version of it in the key of C.
Duration : 0:2:17
Cajun accordion – Nathan Abshire – Hey negresse
Nathan abshire and the Balfa brothers playing hey negresse + Dewey Balfa interview – extracted from the documentary “Dedans le sud de la Louisiane” – 1974
Duration : 0:3:35
Pegleg Breakdown – Cajun Accordion
- a composition from astro or Nout Grupstra – inspired by a dancing feller with a wooden leg and the soulful accordion playing of Tracy Schwarz – key of G on a C accordion made by Jr.Martin with his fabulous bellydancing crayfish to boot – all © artpurg SABAM 2008 – see: http://www.crooks-stringband.nl and http://www.astromusic.org for more -
Duration : 0:2:17
Mazok, a traditional mazurka for Cajun Accordion
Mazok is a traditional tune from the Seychelles Islands. Arranged here by Nout Grupstra or astro for Cajun accordion, key of C. For those interested, the lowest melody note has been modified by Shine Audio, The Hague, Netherlands, see www.shineaudio.nl
Duration : 0:1:12
Beaumont Rag – Cajun Accordion – Saulieu 2009
While waiting for the train from Liernais to Saulieu, France; a hommage to the nearby village of Beamont. Here’s an interpretation of a well known Bluegrass fiddle tune on a Cajun accordion. On fiddle it’s usually played in the key of F. Clarence White recorded a beautiful flat-picking guitar version of it in the key of C.
Duration : 0:2:17
Whats the name of a Cajun sounding country song with an accordion in it?
The song has a fast-sounding accoridion, played in a cajun style tune. The man singing says something similar to “You must not know me if you don’t like me” or “you dont like me because you dont know me”. The way this guy sings it is unique and sorta funny. I’m pretty sure its a decently farmiliar song, because I’ve heard it on the radio sporadically
Streets of Bakersfield – Dwight Yoakum & Buck Owens, accordion player Flaco Jimenez.