Great to see Beau Jocque at 6:08.. these men were all such amazing musicians... so grateful to have been able to have see them play.. truly some of the most joyous times of my life. Thank you for posting this. It helps to bring back such good memories.
Yeah, I love the way he hammers on with one hand. I got to talk to him as part of getting permission to put an excerpt of this show on the “From La La to Zydeco” DVD, since Boozoo and his son, Charles aren’t alive anymore.
@@RobertWilley6 Oh bye bye neg, fus pas mal, oh Johnny ma cabrille, fus pas mal, Oh bye catin, fus pas mal, Oh bye mon neg, fus pas mal, Oh Johnny ma cabrille... It also needs to be added that Boozoo sang in creole french which, unlike Beau Jocques french was often "broken" so his lyrics often made little sense... As its the case with other creole languages the Louisiana French Creole is spoken language but without standardised writing so many zydeco lyrics are written and spelled differently... Here Boozoo is clearly singing about male goat but should it be spelled "cabrille" or "cabri" and what does "ma" means, is it perhaps "male cabri" or is "ma" as with french for "mine"... will remain a mistery :-) "Cabri" is the standard french word for a small (young) male goat.
Great to see Beau Jocque at 6:08.. these men were all such amazing musicians... so grateful to have been able to have see them play.. truly some of the most joyous times of my life. Thank you for posting this. It helps to bring back such good memories.
And thank you for putting this gem back up for us all to enjoy
Rest in Peace Boozoo and Classie 🙏 🙏
The bass players just jammin. U can tell he’s drunk lol
I noticed the same thing, called my husband in, and he said, "Oh, he's gettin' churchy."
That was his style. He always played like. A show within the show. lol
get down🎸
I saw Mr. Chavis in Chicago. His band was just dynamite.
Dog hill were the pretty women at
super bass player...
Yeah, I love the way he hammers on with one hand. I got to talk to him as part of getting permission to put an excerpt of this show on the “From La La to Zydeco” DVD, since Boozoo and his son, Charles aren’t alive anymore.
Yeah ole Classie could Jam.Hell that whole crew could. God bless
The bass player at 1:10 is a mood. I'm still working on that.
Seriously he's BASSING OUT into the TWILIGHT ZONE!!! C’est en sirop, tonnerre mais ça c’est bon!!!
Iam related to him🤣👍😁
U gotta take advantage of classic. ZCO and dance, they standing lookn, consider that music a privilege to b a part of of !!!!!!!
Its "Johnny ma cabrille"
Thanks -- I wasn't sure about the title. Can you provide the lyrics?
@@RobertWilley6
Oh bye bye neg, fus pas mal,
oh Johnny ma cabrille, fus pas mal,
Oh bye catin, fus pas mal,
Oh bye mon neg, fus pas mal,
Oh Johnny ma cabrille...
It also needs to be added that Boozoo sang in creole french which, unlike Beau Jocques french was often "broken" so his lyrics often made little sense... As its the case with other creole languages the Louisiana French Creole is spoken language but without standardised writing so many zydeco lyrics are written and spelled differently... Here Boozoo is clearly singing about male goat but should it be spelled "cabrille" or "cabri" and what does "ma" means, is it perhaps "male cabri" or is "ma" as with french for "mine"... will remain a mistery :-)
"Cabri" is the standard french word for a small (young) male goat.
@@montella111 what does fus mean
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