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SFO Plays Toronto

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by: Scottish Fiddle Orchestra

Release Date January 01, 2002

CD-Charts Position 2
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Rough Guide: Cajun & Zydeco

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by: Various Artists

Release Date October 08, 2001
Foot stompin good music. Good overview of Cajun and Zydeco. Not a bad track on the disk.

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Rough Guide to Cajun & Zydeco

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by: Various Artists

Release Date May 05, 1998
Foot stompin good music. Good overview of Cajun and Zydeco. Not a bad track on the disk.

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West Coast Mardi Gras Party

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by: Various Artists

Release Date February 13, 2001
More than a Cajun invasion - it's the Gator that ate the Gate! A Festive Parade of the Best of the West Coast US in New Orleans R&B, Zydeco, Cajun, Funk & Dixieland by Zydeco Flames, Gator Beat, Andre Thierry, Motordude Zydeco, California Cajun Orchestra (w/ Danny Poullard), Rhythmtown-Jive, Mumbo Gumbo, Tom Rigney, Tee Fee, Eddie Baytos & the Nervis Bros. (w/ Ziggy Modeliste), Frog Legs, Golden Gate Rhythm Machine, Brass Monkey, S. E. Willis, and The Pulsators (w/ Art Neville). This high summit celebration shows off the cream of the burgeoning west coast music scene for New Orleans-based music. "The largest Cajun/Creole/Zydeco music scene outside of Louisiana" - Dale 'Le Blanc' Johnson. "In America, great migrations produce great ... Read More:

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15 Louisiana Cajun Classics

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by: Various Artists

Release Date November 05, 1996
More than a Cajun invasion - it's the Gator that ate the Gate! A Festive Parade of the Best of the West Coast US in New Orleans R&B, Zydeco, Cajun, Funk & Dixieland by Zydeco Flames, Gator Beat, Andre Thierry, Motordude Zydeco, California Cajun Orchestra (w/ Danny Poullard), Rhythmtown-Jive, Mumbo Gumbo, Tom Rigney, Tee Fee, Eddie Baytos & the Nervis Bros. (w/ Ziggy Modeliste), Frog Legs, Golden Gate Rhythm Machine, Brass Monkey, S. E. Willis, and The Pulsators (w/ Art Neville). This high summit celebration shows off the cream of the burgeoning west coast music scene for New Orleans-based music. "The largest Cajun/Creole/Zydeco music scene outside of Louisiana" - Dale 'Le Blanc' Johnson. "In America, great migrations produce great ... Read More:

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The Rough Guides: American Roots Box

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by: Various Artists

Release Date August 26, 2003
More than a Cajun invasion - it's the Gator that ate the Gate! A Festive Parade of the Best of the West Coast US in New Orleans R&B, Zydeco, Cajun, Funk & Dixieland by Zydeco Flames, Gator Beat, Andre Thierry, Motordude Zydeco, California Cajun Orchestra (w/ Danny Poullard), Rhythmtown-Jive, Mumbo Gumbo, Tom Rigney, Tee Fee, Eddie Baytos & the Nervis Bros. (w/ Ziggy Modeliste), Frog Legs, Golden Gate Rhythm Machine, Brass Monkey, S. E. Willis, and The Pulsators (w/ Art Neville). This high summit celebration shows off the cream of the burgeoning west coast music scene for New Orleans-based music. "The largest Cajun/Creole/Zydeco music scene outside of Louisiana" - Dale 'Le Blanc' Johnson. "In America, great migrations produce great ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Tredici: Steps For Orchestra/Haddock's Eyes

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from: New World Records

Release Date December 08, 1992
Imagine Varese refusing to take himself seriously. Or imagine Carl Stalling writing for concert halls instead of for WB cartoons. This guy's music is the antidote to the dry academic layer of dust that coats most modern classical composition. This music is about having fun. It's raucous and noisy, even in a chamber setting. He makes sopranos squeak like mice; performers with touchy egos probably can't perform his stuff at all. I think he's now my favorite living composer.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Titanic Music

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by: Various Artists

Release Date December 02, 1998
Imagine Varese refusing to take himself seriously. Or imagine Carl Stalling writing for concert halls instead of for WB cartoons. This guy's music is the antidote to the dry academic layer of dust that coats most modern classical composition. This music is about having fun. It's raucous and noisy, even in a chamber setting. He makes sopranos squeak like mice; performers with touchy egos probably can't perform his stuff at all. I think he's now my favorite living composer.

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Steel Pier (1997 Original Broadway Cast)

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by: Fred Ebb

Release Date July 29, 1997
I love Kander and Ebb, but this show was just one dance number after another without much variety and hardly any recognizable plot. I tried to return it to Borders for store credit and they wouldn't even take it back. Unless you just want an album of different types of dances you'd find in a dance marathon, don't waste your money or your time.

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Steel Pier

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from: RCA

Release Date July 29, 1997
I love Kander and Ebb, but this show was just one dance number after another without much variety and hardly any recognizable plot. I tried to return it to Borders for store credit and they wouldn't even take it back. Unless you just want an album of different types of dances you'd find in a dance marathon, don't waste your money or your time.