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Clifton Chenier
Zydeco Sont Pas Sale
Genres: Blues, International Music, Pop

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. Zydeco Sont Pas Sale (Snap Beans Not Salty)
2. Blues De Ma Negresse (Blues About My Black Gal)
3. Cher Catin (Dear Baby)
4. Going La Maison (Going To The House)
5. J' Ai Conet, C' Est Pas Ma Femme (I Know She's Not My Woman)
6. Jole Blonde (Pretty Blonde)
7. Mo Veux Connaitre (I Want To Know)
8. Je Suis En Recolteur (I'm A Framer)
9. Je Me Reveiller Le Martin ( I Woke Up This Morning)
10. Je Marche Le Plancher I Walk The Floor)
11. Louisiana Two-Step
12. Weetee Ta Robe Take Off Your Dress)
13. Zydeco Two-Step
14. Breaux Bridge Waltz
15. Tu Le Ton Son Ton (Every Now And Then)

CD Details

All Artists: Clifton Chenier
Title: Zydeco Sont Pas Sale
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Arhoolie Records
Release Date: 4/22/1997
Genres: Blues, International Music, Pop
Styles: Regional Blues, Cajun & Zydeco
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 096297900123, 096294900126

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CD Reviews

Classic Clifton Chenier

Bruce Kendall | Southern Pines, NC | 06/25/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Chenier performed and recorded a lot of his music in Cajun French. This is one such recording. Please do not let any language barrier put you off. This is vintage Clifton Chenier, robust, rythmic, pulsating, guaranteed to lift you off your seat and send you perambulating into the night. "Blues De Ma Negress," the second song on the CD, is classic, lilting Zydeco. You don't have to know the lyrics to understand the intent. It's pure Cajun Blues. I actually prefer the classic Cajun-French Zydeco to the "homogenized" brand. It seems purer and more authentic, even though I understand only about a quarter of the lyrics. "J'Ai Conet, C'Est Pas Ma Femme" has a particularly personal meaning for me these days. If you want to hear a down-home, Bayou version of one of the only truly indigenous brands of American Jazz left on the planet, give this recording a try."

I Don't Know Why

J. Deighton | Inches From My Computer | 02/02/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I like Clifton Chenier better when I can't understand him, but I do. I can understand him the least on this album, so it's my favorite. If you like good accordian blues you can't understand, and you can't speak cajun french, then this is the CD for you."