New Orleans’ annual Jazz & Heritage Festival always boasts one of the most eclectic line-ups in the festival world. This year’s installment alone ran the genre gamut from mainstream pop artists to alternative royalty and a healthy dose of locally-grown zydeco acts. Read more.
Month: November 2014
Interview: The birth of Creole United
Join us for a Zydeco Crossroads dance party in Philadelphia with Curley Taylor and Zydeco Trouble
Rockin’ Dopsie’s recipe for Zydeco Gumbo
New Orleans radio station WWOZ 90.7 FM published That Sounds Good! A Cookbook Celebrating 30 Years of WWOZ in 2013, compiling some authentic and favorite southern dishes submitted by Louisiana musicians and WWOZ members and staff. Here’s a recipe for a classic gumbo dish from Rockin’ Dopsie Jr. Read more.
Creole United and Soul Creole take over the Blue Moon Saloon in Lafayette, LA
On October 30th, the Blue Moon Saloon in Lafayette, Louisiana was host to one incredible party, dance concert and live broadcast on WXPN in Philadelphia and KRVS in Lafayette featuring the Creole United and Soul Creole. Read more here
Wolf, cluck, grunt: Animals in Zydeco
Nathan Williams | photo by Rick Olivier via www.spartanindependent.com
Music draws inspiration from everywhere, including the natural world. Popular music has called on animals from Big Mama Thorton’s “Hound dog” to Ylvis’s “What Does the Fox Say?” and Zydeco is no exception. Read more.
Zydeco Crossroads at the Advertiser in Lafayette
Herman Fuselier of the Adertiser and host of Zydeco Stomp on KRVS, talks with World Cafe’s David Dye. Read More here
Listen to the first episode of the Zydeco Crossroads radio hour with Herman Fuselier
Listen to the debut of the Zydeco Crossroads radio hour hosted by Herman Fuselier of KRVS.