Label: Independent/ Ted Pacholik Jr.
Size: 116,9 MB
Time: 48:00
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Styles: Zydeco with Texas Blues swing
Art: Front
01 - Texas Zydeco [4:32]
02 - Slow Dance Zydeco [4:58]
03 - Les Le Laissez Le Bon Temps Rouler [3:44]
04 - Heartbeat Blues [3:19]
05 - Et Toi' Delena [3:35]
06 - Clair De Lune Valse [4:19]
07 - Tee Fille' Li [3:55]
08 - Need Me A Womn [4:36]
09 - Anything You Want [3:48]
10 - Zydeco Fais Do Do [3:32]
11 - Zydeco Dance Talkin' [3:13]
12 - Have/Have Not [4:23]
"Big Fun Louisiana Style Music With a Texas Blues Swing"
It was a true honor to record with the "Zydeco Dots" and be back in Houston Texas once more! Mike Vee and Tom Potter have been musical inspirations and great friends to me since we all first met each other in 1974. It was Mike who called me on the phone around 1982 and told me that I was "sitting around the house too much being domestic" and I need to "get that Accordion out, come over & start playing music!" Well, it never ended since then & I'll always be grateful to Mike and Tom for that. Really great friends are the ones who motivate you. Mike is one of the most creative, fun people I've ever known, and is the best Scrub Board Player I've ever seen weaving complex percussive techniques with rhythmic melody lines which syncopate perfectly with "The Dots" excellent Drummer Joseph Rossyion! Tom Potter is a true friend and an incredible Guitarist who has such a fine ear and feel for laying down the tastiest chords & riffs at the right time for any song! It was so satisfying to be able to perform and record with these two after not playing music together in 22 years! Bass Man Thurman Hurst is a laid back pleasant, congenial person. Regarding Zydeco however, he's an aggressive hard working player with a passionate delivery and a natural feel for the different landscapes of the music. I'm so glad that I had the privilege of working and playing with him. It was also an honor to meet and interact with Raymond Chevis, "The Dots Accordionist" I'm going to take a chance, but I say that "He is the nicest man in Texas!" Regarding his music, he is one of the best there is "Globally" when it comes to the "Piano Note Accordion" & the Zydeco. A special thanx goes out to Ray as well for lending Mr. Citizen's Button Accordion to me. On the Drums, Joseph Rossyion is not only a confident, happy, out-going man, but a driving force for "The Dots". His quick reflexive adjustments, strong back rhythms and rhythmical direction, give "The Dots" a solid Zydeco floor to stand on! It was an honor to be able to work and play with Joseph in the making of this CD It all started in Texas though with the "Zydeco Dots" Scrub board player. Yeah you right! Mike Vee's super entertaining qualities and zest for Zydeco got me thinkin' in the direction of starting my own Zydeco band. However.......My "Blues Influences" from Chicago, Cajun, Rock & Country influences from Texas and my "guitar style riffs" that I use on the Accordion provided me with a potent hybrid that I call "Big Fun Louisiana Style Music!". I had to leave Houston in 1987 for Kentucky where I put this Gumbo of music together to form Zydeco Bon! Our music doesn't pretend to be "Straight Up Zydeco".....But it rocks! It's all "in-between & it's all bon/Zydeco Bon! My major influences have been......Don't laugh now....Elvis, Howlin Wolf, B.B. King, Fats Domino, Clifton Chenier, Buckwheat Zydeco, ZZ Top, Ted Nugent, Led Zeppelin, Geno Delafose, Doug Kershaw, Jimmie C. Newman, Jo-El Sonnier, Wayne Toups, Lynn August, early Motown Artists and lately Raymond Chevis as well. I love music, but mostly I love mixing all of it that I play into a Zydeco style sound. Zydeco Bon! has been playing throughout the country for festivals, bars, dinner clubs, corporate parties, weddings and private parties since 1988! We've all come a long way from when we'd be jammin' down in Houston at Josephine's Bar, off 34th street, tryin to trade licks with "Pops Overstreet" I miss Houston though & "Have Accordion Will Travel" I say...So if your Party or Establishment Anywhere is lookin' to Laissez Le Bon Temps Rouler!....Give Zydeco Ted a call & "Fly us out there"....Or, we may drive. Whatever the case is...when we arive, there's gonna be some good times passin'.
It was a true honor to record with the "Zydeco Dots" and be back in Houston Texas once more! Mike Vee and Tom Potter have been musical inspirations and great friends to me since we all first met each other in 1974. It was Mike who called me on the phone around 1982 and told me that I was "sitting around the house too much being domestic" and I need to "get that Accordion out, come over & start playing music!" Well, it never ended since then & I'll always be grateful to Mike and Tom for that. Really great friends are the ones who motivate you. Mike is one of the most creative, fun people I've ever known, and is the best Scrub Board Player I've ever seen weaving complex percussive techniques with rhythmic melody lines which syncopate perfectly with "The Dots" excellent Drummer Joseph Rossyion! Tom Potter is a true friend and an incredible Guitarist who has such a fine ear and feel for laying down the tastiest chords & riffs at the right time for any song! It was so satisfying to be able to perform and record with these two after not playing music together in 22 years! Bass Man Thurman Hurst is a laid back pleasant, congenial person. Regarding Zydeco however, he's an aggressive hard working player with a passionate delivery and a natural feel for the different landscapes of the music. I'm so glad that I had the privilege of working and playing with him. It was also an honor to meet and interact with Raymond Chevis, "The Dots Accordionist" I'm going to take a chance, but I say that "He is the nicest man in Texas!" Regarding his music, he is one of the best there is "Globally" when it comes to the "Piano Note Accordion" & the Zydeco. A special thanx goes out to Ray as well for lending Mr. Citizen's Button Accordion to me. On the Drums, Joseph Rossyion is not only a confident, happy, out-going man, but a driving force for "The Dots". His quick reflexive adjustments, strong back rhythms and rhythmical direction, give "The Dots" a solid Zydeco floor to stand on! It was an honor to be able to work and play with Joseph in the making of this CD It all started in Texas though with the "Zydeco Dots" Scrub board player. Yeah you right! Mike Vee's super entertaining qualities and zest for Zydeco got me thinkin' in the direction of starting my own Zydeco band. However.......My "Blues Influences" from Chicago, Cajun, Rock & Country influences from Texas and my "guitar style riffs" that I use on the Accordion provided me with a potent hybrid that I call "Big Fun Louisiana Style Music!". I had to leave Houston in 1987 for Kentucky where I put this Gumbo of music together to form Zydeco Bon! Our music doesn't pretend to be "Straight Up Zydeco".....But it rocks! It's all "in-between & it's all bon/Zydeco Bon! My major influences have been......Don't laugh now....Elvis, Howlin Wolf, B.B. King, Fats Domino, Clifton Chenier, Buckwheat Zydeco, ZZ Top, Ted Nugent, Led Zeppelin, Geno Delafose, Doug Kershaw, Jimmie C. Newman, Jo-El Sonnier, Wayne Toups, Lynn August, early Motown Artists and lately Raymond Chevis as well. I love music, but mostly I love mixing all of it that I play into a Zydeco style sound. Zydeco Bon! has been playing throughout the country for festivals, bars, dinner clubs, corporate parties, weddings and private parties since 1988! We've all come a long way from when we'd be jammin' down in Houston at Josephine's Bar, off 34th street, tryin to trade licks with "Pops Overstreet" I miss Houston though & "Have Accordion Will Travel" I say...So if your Party or Establishment Anywhere is lookin' to Laissez Le Bon Temps Rouler!....Give Zydeco Ted a call & "Fly us out there"....Or, we may drive. Whatever the case is...when we arive, there's gonna be some good times passin'.
Texas Zydeco (MC)