My mom told how Jimmy C. Would play at a dance hall in Riceville La. almost every weekend. He was from a small town called Mamou. People would say gros Mamou( big Mamou). Riceville is gone now, memories still linger R.I.P. JIMMY.
The week he died, when the Grand Ol Opry came on they dedicated the show that night in his memory (he played nearly every week there in his later years)... .and get this : As a tribute to him, his wonderful band "Cajun Country" played two or three songs, just like this, like he always did... except he wasn't there to sing them so nobody sang. They just played all the wonderful upbeat music like he always did. It was the coolest way to send him off, I still think about it everytime I hear his name.
I have a question 4 yall.Has anyone ever had a song that just stays with them ever where you go?You go 2 bed with the song in your head,you wake up with it in your head,someone is talking 2 you,and you dont know what they just said because that song is on your mind?Well that is how i feel about this song,I love this song,That diatonic accordion just blows me away.
How in the world could you not be happy listening to this! Cajun music should be mandatory listening for everyone--lot's more dancing, loving and a lot fewer problems. Thanks for posting. Love it!
Well there's country. Tex Mex Country western But when it employs the Cajun creole junction. Really adds a plenty of flavor Not just Dixie swing But also elements of Calypso and. Other exotic rhythmic sensibilities it is a true hub for the. Deep southern soul to. Dip down. After. Appallacia down to Texarkana such a beautiful melting pot of styles Truly the wealth of the old world is port towns had all the best of everything but from a broad spectrum of influences Clearly evidenced by the apex of culinary excellence that Louisiana is. Well known for It's the damn diversity y'all and the fact that it's wide open to the ocean. With all the various ports of call beckoning to bring the riches of flavor and experience. It speaks to the man
Life's too short Cmon Let's have some fun There's good times there for everyone The kind that will keep you feelin young. Amen, Jimmy C. Amen Thanks for the music. Rest in Peace
Just to correct what someone said about cajun country,it is specifically an area in southern Louisiana,from Ville Platte south to the gulf coast,from Lake Charles east to Baton Rouge
Does anyone know who wrote this song - and originally sang it? Robert Mizzell has it out as his latest single. I am a DJ on Internet Radio OMCRN and would like to learn more about this song. Really enjoyed watching as well as listening
My mom told how Jimmy C. Would play at a dance hall in Riceville La. almost every weekend. He was from a small town called Mamou. People would say gros Mamou( big Mamou). Riceville is gone now, memories still linger R.I.P. JIMMY.
Cajun Country show . Awesome show. Wish show full show. God bless Jimmy C Newton. Rest In Peace.
Look how everybody's dancing and kicking up dirt! Awesome!
Dommage qu'il ne soit pas plus connu en France, c'est un chanteur tellement sympathique et des musiques si entraînantes...
The week he died, when the Grand Ol Opry came on they dedicated the show that night in his memory (he played nearly every week there in his later years)... .and get this : As a tribute to him, his wonderful band "Cajun Country" played two or three songs, just like this, like he always did... except he wasn't there to sing them so nobody sang. They just played all the wonderful upbeat music like he always did. It was the coolest way to send him off, I still think about it everytime I hear his name.
My family has been here for 360 years, This is real american music, louisana, kentucky tennesee. thanks-
RIP my friend, thanks for the tunes and inspiration, God Speed
I have a question 4 yall.Has anyone ever had a song that just stays with them ever where you go?You go 2 bed with the song in your head,you wake up with it in your head,someone is talking 2 you,and you dont know what they just said because that song is on your mind?Well that is how i feel about this song,I love this song,That diatonic accordion just blows me away.
How in the world could you not be happy listening to this! Cajun music should be mandatory listening for everyone--lot's more dancing, loving and a lot fewer problems. Thanks for posting. Love it!
buckize
oh damn aaaaeeeh
Well there's country.
Tex Mex
Country western
But when it employs the Cajun creole junction. Really adds a plenty of flavor
Not just Dixie swing
But also elements of Calypso and. Other exotic rhythmic sensibilities it is a true hub for the. Deep southern soul to. Dip down. After. Appallacia down to Texarkana such a beautiful melting pot of styles
Truly the wealth of the old world is port towns had all the best of everything but from a broad spectrum of influences
Clearly evidenced by the apex of culinary excellence that Louisiana is. Well known for
It's the damn diversity y'all and the fact that it's wide open to the ocean. With all the various ports of call beckoning to bring the riches of flavor and experience.
It speaks to the man
RIP and thanks for the music.
Life's too short Cmon Let's have some fun
There's good times there for everyone
The kind that will keep you feelin young.
Amen, Jimmy C. Amen
Thanks for the music.
Rest in Peace
Good to see the Landry brothers in action with Jimmy C. Newman. The late Chuck Landry on drums and his brother Wade on fiddle. Great music!
Does anyone know the name of the accordion player? Thanks.
The accordion player is Bessyl Duhon@@fritzkongi4708
Wonderful Song ! Love it ! Great playing and Jimmy sings it very well ! Excellent Video ! Thank you so much for sharing this fabulous upload ! 5*****+
JUST GOT TO GO DOWN ON THE BAYOU..I THINK I AM MISSING A LOT.😂🙂
Très jolie musique ....♥....!
This is a fantastic song. So happy and up beat. I don't think he ever recorded it, because I can't find it any where.
Man this is the real stuff! Thanks so much for this video!!! love it
great song he will greatly missed R I P Jimmy C Newman
I have my own song.
"Down by the bayou! That's where i meet you. Down ole Louisiana way!"
such a beautiful singer
Yes...
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I don't think anyone loves music like the Cajuns
tres bonne toune, verry good song thanks
Still great times there!
Just to correct what someone said about cajun country,it is specifically an area in southern Louisiana,from Ville Platte south to the gulf coast,from Lake Charles east to Baton Rouge
Cajun country is Lousiana, Southern Alabama and Mississippi , proud heritage of Jimmy Buffet, Katie Couric to name 2!!!
The accordion player is Bessyl Duhon.
R.I.P.
Summers in Eros La. Always fun!!
Awesome!!
great stuff
Chuck Landry on the drums and Wade Benson Landry on the Smoking fiddle. Love you guys..
Rest In Peace!
Very 👍
I've heard Robert Mizzel's version & now this gentleman's. Not sure who originated the song.
Beaumont, Texas area too.
How hard would it be to get this episode??? I love it and the singers
Can anyone tell me where to view this whole concert?
Does anyone know who wrote this song - and originally sang it? Robert Mizzell has it out as his latest single. I am a DJ on Internet Radio OMCRN and would like to learn more about this song. Really enjoyed watching as well as listening
Our parents and grandparents knew how to have fun and enjoy life. This new generation is plagued with depressed, germaphobic, dog eat dog mentality.
Allons danser !
Did He Record This Song On An Album?.
Oh.... ..
People dancing!
give into the consintiena accordian
Yriprip
Some people have pap taste in music.
En anglais, ça ne ressemble à rien.