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The 1960s had to be an exciting time for Cajun music. Even though it hadn’t reached hipster status yet, its dancehalls were thriving, a scene held together by dedicated musicians keeping their ...
ERATH — Catherine Brookshire Blanchet was a teacher and music supervisor in Vermilion Parish. She taught when the French language was frowned upon in schools. But from 1960s to the 1980s, she spread ...
Who is the record-holder for the most performances at Tipitina’s? Cajun singer, songwriter and accordionist Bruce Daigrepont. By a wide margin. He’s graced the stage at 501 Napoleon Ave. approximately ...
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