
HOMESPUNIn addition, Michael provides back-up fiddle or accordion parts for each tune (with stereo separation for practice purposes), and a guitar/fiddle rhythm section for practicing the tunes at the end of the series.
Songs include "DeVillier's Two-Step"/"Entere Moi Pas," "Love
Bridge Waltz," "Les Flammes D'Enfer," "Adieu Roza," "La
Valse De Grand Bois," "Two-Step De Mama" ("Lacassine Special"), "Jolie
Blonde," "J'ai Passe," "Diggy Diggy Lo," "Kolinda," "Bosco
Stomp" and more
Michael
Doucet, founder of the premier Cajun band BeauSoleil, has been in the forefront
of this wonderful music for more than two decades. His fiddle playing, learned
from legendary players in and around his native Lafayette, Louisiana, carries
on a centuries-old tradition. Beausoleil has received multiple Grammy nominations
for a string of successful albums and has performed in movies, on network TV,
and in dance and concert halls throughout the world. BeauSoleil won a Grammy
in 1998 for "L'amour ou la Folie". On both record and video, Beausoleil
backed up Mary-Chapin Carpenter's Grammy-winning single, "Down At The Twiste
And Shout." The band continues to tour to ecstatic audiences worldwide.