Huh? Ignores?

Ralph Price Right on there, right on!! Best regards from Denmark

totally agree with you and I live across the pond and love this music

I'm literally dancing in my chair while listening to this and reading your comment. :-)

I am in east coast Canada and love this music.

I have the urge to buy a $100 washboard or a $800 accordine! (yes I spell / say it that way.) ;-)

And you don't need a prescription.

The only side effects are an unavoidable tendency for one's feet to tap and a happy grin to spread on the face. There is no cure🕺

And to Find SOME FINE LADY TO dance UM till WE DROP

Cool

So what is he saying?

@@oliverf.68 i was just listening to it to try to figure it out hwat i got from it is " tu bois something ( i couldn't get it), tu bois du tea, tu bois du whiskey, tu bois de la limonade, after it's to do with dancing (danser) and i only got the last part which is tu dance le zideco. The accent is hard enough to understand when they're talking let alone when they're singing with the music in the background. By the way i mean the in the nicest possible way because i love their accent.

From a foreigner ina similar place I hear he is telling the tales of a what what inspired the art itself to be more than just a presentation but moreso an account of lifestyle and the legacy of a people that is rooted in movement of a total accord, and at a frequency that doesn't stop; variably, its reoccurs with effort that permeates all the hearts and the habits of our world through the love of each other.

😂 my ears are very rough so know I have no exact translation but French and creole soul is of my mother tongue so I have to speak what I feel

Where you livin' now?

Would you like dance ?

If only they had a frottoir/washboard

Chuck B it's the musicians.

Probably an expensive phone

The sound is definitely credit to the musicians, but also kudos to the sound engineer, who took the time to get the musicians mic’d right, and to balance their levels. Saw in a club two good bands whose vocals were buried in the mix; that’s the sound engineer’s job and he or she makes a tremendous difference in how the musicians hear themselves and each other while performing, and ultimately in how the audience interprets the band’s performance.

And everyone thinks they're South'ners all. Shame on our schools today.

Are you sure they are not swedish ?

Big thanks for Tom 🙃😋😜😇🤣😚😛

And the babes who go with 'em, I bet.

Hi hope your good, good music my Cajun cousins

I like the band I tried to interpret it myself just by word association Now I’ll see the translation

I know exactly how you feel!!! I grew up listening to pure true traditional country music, cajun bluegrass and blues, I just cannot stand to listen to country radio today, folks claim that today's country is country music, and it is definately not!! George jones said it best before he passed, Today's artists need to find their own sound, and not mimmick or slander the true roots of country music! I am from red oak IA, folks all over here walk around looking like the are from hollywood and say they are true country! I say shiiiittt!! LOL! I would rather live in Tennessee, Texas, Louisiana or Oklahoma...This town I live in SUCKS!!

There's a hellufa world down there to discover. And it warms the soul - literally!

Beautifully said. It's lovely when the genres cross-pollinate too. In Texas the bluegrass always has a little Bob Wills sound to it.

culture has nothing to do with geography...especially if you're only talking 'bout YOUR south... meaning south africa or south america (you know: Bresil, Argentina, Peru...) has no musical culture, south asia, didn't wait for Texas or Alabama to exist...

Geography has a lot to do with how music is created. Look at the music of the Tibetan Monks. Could that have originated anywhere else....I doubt it. It was a product of how those people related to their environment through music. Look a the native Americans, their music is a product of their culture. Desole Gilles mai vous avait tort, profondement!.

I just saw your post..hope you're home and listening to Zydeco music LIVE... THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!!

Je espere que vous parlez franquaise! I Hope You speak french! Greetings from Sergeant Major Wolfgang GUGELWEITH from Austria/Europe.

Curtis Breaux well done 👍 Curtis for service bless bro ☘️🌹🥂👍🙏🏻

denise adams well said Denise 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹☘️🍀♥️🇬🇧♥️🇺🇸🙏🏻

I love this song if you understand what he's saying then please post a translation.

diane leroux move!

Glad I'm not Cajun. Can't understand a d*mned thing they say. Love their food and music, though. =)

So impressed! They are the future of Cajun music! So glad to see young people soooo good at it!!Yessss!

Shannon Barlow good name Shannon ☘️🌹👍🥂🙏🏻

Wolfgang did you know Elvis was a Cajun? 😄😄😄

+Julie Erwin If you want a man to dance with, call me

Julie Erwin Allan Lefleur

ISABELLA deste GONZAGA can you make good knives over there

Félicitation la gang pour votre grammy 2018. J'adore votre musique et à quand un show au Québec?

et à quand un show en Europe?

Yeah, you rite!!!

Umm. Wee?

Christophe Leroy flake jeminz

k5jyd Larry Amen Brother.

American by birth, Southern by the Grace of God..☺

Tuff huh? Spit a seed on the ground & you hahvest a crop. Try down Maine or Vermont. Spit a seed & it bounces from rock ta rock. Hafta grow indoahs at least a month in advance coz there isn't enuf time to grow otherwise. Summahs cook like Florida along w/ the humidity. No, N.Es don't have crocs or killah bees-- yet-- but they have all the South'n chahms like fleas, ticks (I caught Lyme's), bedbugs, chiggers, hossflies, deeahflies (gettin' you accustomed to Yankee speech), skeetahs, tiny blackflies that leave bigga welts than a goose bite, & the glorious greenhead-- you haven't lived till you've been chewed on by greenheads awhile. Yes, we do have rattlers & copperheads for those of you who miss being bitten by snakes almost as mean as yaw ex, along w/ black widows, hunters, yellow sacs, & the esteemed brown recluse. AND, for those who love the beach, New England will gladly hand ya every nasty shark you could want, along w/ lawyahz who make sharks blush w/ envy. Everyone marvels at the stone walls-- what the hell else ya gonna do w/ all those damned rocks? Enjoy heating up to seven or eight months of the yeah. I've spent winters in Vermont where you hafta walk for two weeks till the temps rise ta 15 below so you can staht yaw cah. Even before windchill's figured in, temps regulahly drop into the 30s-- below zero. I thought that was Alaska or N. Dakota only, but nope. Vermont has ya covvid. In ice. Don't fugget ta poah some antifreeze into the stink (about a quaht should do it), coz if ya don't, you'll hafta pee on ice. Speaking of ice, come spring break up, remembah ta plan faw altehnet routes around any rivah road coz it'll likely be blocked w/ icebergs. Also, while native uplandahs drive on lakes & rivers in wintah w/o a problem, you figyah on crashin' through the one spot everyone else knows the ice is too thin for a cah. I fell through on candle ice while trudging ashoah from ice fishin. Ayuh. (Look, it's pranounst just like it looks-- Ah-yuh-- w/ a glottal stop at the end. Got it? Good. Yaw catchin' on just fine.) Come spring & you'll discover why most real N.E. homes have a front po-atch (porch). That's the place to drop yaw muddy shoes or boots & don slippahs. I've watched folks disappear in a mud puddle only to be found somewheah in Indonesia a few days latah. Love that colahful autumn foliage? No New Englandah in his right mind will join you in yaw reveries. He's (common gendah) too busy rakin' all that g-d beauty into bags for the town dump or compostah. Or blowin' them into the street or neighbah's yahd while he's out 'n' about. If ya wanna wahm up w/ a little tope (yeah, N.Es drink), you might hafta settle fuh rum, not yaw beloved bourbon. Bourbon, you see, uses at least 80% con mash which causes moobs. I don't know about youz guys down theyah. Moobs ah not welcomed guests anywheyah up Nawth. If ya hunt, have a go at a 200# ten-pointah. Yep. Deeahs ah huge & dangerous up theyah. Really, I wouldn't lie t'ya! Some ov 'em ah waaaaay biggah. We call 'em moose. And yeah, you c'n find coyotes galoah (Ah ya gettin' it? We don't prunounce Rs unless the word ends in a vowel, like idear or brar, & we love choppin' words into schwas. I nevah said the dialect was pretty. A Virginiar drawl is smooth as cream in my book.) Bobcats, lynx, & even zombies down in CT. So, if yaw evah in need of a soft vacation, please do go nawth to Uppah N.E. & enjoy the pampring. Try not to stumble on the heaved sidewalks or rock-strewn pathways. As fuh drivin', well, I wouldn't do it if I didn't hafta. Not quite as bad as New Mexico-- yet. But bad all the same. I've actually witnessed a shootout on the highway in Massatwoshits. Probably some stressed out Southnuhs needing to lay off the drivin' & enjoy the Nawth'n hossmentality. Oh, & the place is filthy w/ pc pundits of snowflakedom. Sorry, but it's a phase. Best schools in the world though-- for training fewtcha Maoists & whiny-ast kids like theyah millennial fohbeyahs (forebears-- you got it!) Go ta Brockton or Lynn ta check out yaw pugilistic skills. Any bah will do. And that cutie who keeps givin you the eye? Um, you might wanna watch which head SHE uses. Yeh. Welcome.

k5jyd Larry always and don’t let anyone take that love 💕 from you bless your house ☘️🌹🥂👍🙏🏻

Ah yeah

HEY IM WORKING WITH HER ON THE SONG, THE SONG IS SO GOOD !! xoxox