Most of the artists we feature today gravitate around the University of Lafayette in Louisiana. This is a place dedicated for preservation of cajun and zydeco culture in Louisiana, and a place where many musicians happily experiment with their French-spoken heritage. So, today, we feature Corey Ledet with his new record, Louis Michot with his solo record and a gorgeous album with Lost Bayou Ramblers and Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra. Ann Savoy gathered her recording in the last couple of years and had them published by Smithsonian. A bunch of bands from several parishes around Lafayette recorded really fun French versions of classic rock songs, and that’s also scattered around the playlist. Louisiana heritage isn’t just cultivated in one small area of Louisiana, but all around the world. So we check out new music from Joe Le Taxi in Wales, Baton Rouge’s Le Roux covered CCR, The Carnivals joined forces with Becky Lynn Blanca to sing about New Orleans and Robert Finley plays his swamp blues up in the North of Louisiana.
Malfecteurs – Wooly Bully
Corey Ledet – Alon kouri laba
Joe Le Taxi – Zydeco – Bernadet
Anders Osborne – Le Grande Zombie
BeauSoleil – Le Jig Creole
Louis Michot – Le cas de Marguerite
Ann Savoy – Triste Samedi A Hurricane Song (A Sad Saturday)
BeauSoleil – Ca Me Rend Fou
Al Berard Et Les Filles – Tout Les Jour Tout Les Soirs
Le Roux – Lookin’ Out My Back Door
The Carnivals – M’amuser Avec Mon Ami (with Becky Lynn Blanca)
Leyla McCalla – Tree
Brass Bed et Feufollet – Des promesses
Lost Bayou Ramblers & Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra – Granny Smith
Robert Finley – What Goes Around (Comes Around)
Feufollet – Le Bord Du Chemin
Lilli Lewis – Ciel Éternel
Blues and roots rock special today with new music from Ghalia Volt from Belgium, Matt walker from Australia, Spoon from Texas, Ida Mae and Rob Clarke from UK, Jason Ricci from New Orleans. Plus, Robert Filney and Gabe Carter appear on Dan Auerbach’s contemporary blues rock compilation. Plus, legendary Bobby Rush is back on tour and with the new album too.
Buddy and Julie Miller – I Been Around
Ghalia Volt – Every Cloud
Matt Walker – All By Myself
King Khan – Hot Dog For Melvin
Spoon – She’s Fine, She’s Mine
Bobby Rush – Running In And Out
Fred Davis – Wine Hop
Gabe Carter – Buffalo Road
Robert Finley – Miss Kitty
GA-20 – Jolene
Ida Mae – American Cars
Jason Ricci and the Bad Kind – 5-10-15
Joe Simon – Drowning In the Sea of Love
Rob Clarke – She’s A Mean
Mark Lanegan with Nick Cave and Warren Ellis – Go Tell The Mountain
Little Sister – Stanga
New on the blues scene. We begin by the new one from Oliver Wood, one of the Wood Brothers, now solo. In Chicago, Bob Corritore debuts with his new song, featuring Sugaray Rayford. Guy Davis tackles a standard and so do Black Keys. In fact, their new record mostly consists of Junior Kimbrough songs, but also a few other artists, including R.L. Burnside. In Bernice, Louisiana, we introduce Robert Finley. Jim Keller comes from New York, and also, he’s being featured in our show for the first time. Another debut is Reverend Shawn Amos from Texas. We also check out new single from Breanna Barbara.
Ghalia Volt – Last Minute Packer;
Oliver Wood – Get The Blues;
Bob Corritore – Soul Food (feat. Sugaray Rayford);
Joanna Connor – Destination (Feat. Jimmy Hall);
Johnny Mastro & Mama’s Boys – Red Guitar;
Guy Davis – Spoonful;
The Black Keys – Going Down South;
Automatic City – Going down south;
Danny Kroha – Way Down in Florida on a Hog;
Robert Finley – Make Me Feel Alright;
Jim Keller – Don’t Get Me Started;
John Hiatt with The Jerry Douglas Band – Mississippi Phone Booth;
Joyann Parker – What Did You Expect;
The Reverend Shawn Amos – Goin’ To The Church;
Breanna Barbara – The Way Out;
Lorette Velvette – Oh how it rained;
Jeffrey Lee Pierce – Goin’ Down.
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