The debut recording of Sauce Piquante, the traditional Cajun-Creole band I established in 1999. Recorded live in March 2003 at a couple of SF Bay Area venues. I play the accordion, do most of the singing (it's all in Cajun French) and wrote the liner notes. It was dedicated to the memory of my friend and mentor Danny Poullard, the prominent Louisiana-born Creole accordionist who was the guiding spirit of the Bay Area's thriving Louisiana French music community until his death in 2001. Danny plays a central role in my music memoir "Accordion Dreams: A Journey into Cajun and Creole Music."
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The debut recording of Sauce Piquante, the traditional Cajun-Creole band I established in 1999. Recorded live in March 2003 at a couple of SF Bay Area venues. I play the accordion, do most of the singing (it's all in Cajun French) and wrote the liner notes. It was dedicated to the memory of my friend and mentor Danny Poullard, the prominent Louisiana-born Creole accordionist who was the guiding spirit of the Bay Area's thriving Louisiana French music community until his death in 2001. Danny plays a central role in my music memoir "Accordion Dreams: A Journey into Cajun and Creole Music."
Note from the author coming soon...