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Thanks! This song is a very famous Cajun waltz that was written by Cléoma Falcon, but a lot of other people have recorded this song, too. This song is probably one of the first Cajun waltzes that a beginning accordion player is to learn as one of their first songs.

Thanks, JJ! I've been meaning to pay a visit to England. I've never been there before, in fact, I've never been out of the country except for Canada since my mom's family lives up there. :)

Thank you! There was a lot of great audience that day. For example, this one guy, his name is Evan, and before he left, he said to me, "Well, thank you guys so much. You've brought me some joy, I've been in a funk, and now I'm just like, you know, Bon Temps Rouler, baby!" So, I really like to welcome people like him.

Thanks! I heard from my friend Wilson Savoy from the Pine Leaf Boys, who lives in Louisiana, that people in England really like Cajun music

Yeah, Doug is a bad ass fiddler!

I love his version of Diggy Liggy Lo

Me too!

I just looked it up. I never thought that there would be Cajun music on Sesame Street! Ha!

That would be hard because I mostly only perform in front of adults

That would be hard because I mostly only perform in front of adults, Callen

Well, I do like my fiddle playing better than my accordion playing.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks, Lois!

Thanks Lois! Looking forward to seeing you at school again.

Merci! Je l'aime aussi.

Bedankt!

Bedankt!

Bedankt!

Bedankt!

Bedankt!

It sure is!

That's an interesting story! I love old country music and love to play country on guitar. I don't post many guitar songs here, but I am trying to do more of that. Thanks!

Hey, Calvin!

Thank you!

It should be played deep in the swamp. Ya know, where the alligators live so that they can listen to the music too!

@@cajunmax TRUTH! Keep up the great work!

Thank you.

Great rhythm!, keep it up guys, thank you for sharing this great music. God bless!

Thank you!

Thank you. I also would like to go to Louisiana more often. I live in the San Francisco Bay Area, so I don't get to see my LA friends as much as I'd like to. Thankfully, there is a small Cajun community here, in the Bay Area, so I get to have some fun.

Thank you.

Yeah, me too. Hopefully, they don't come to bite us! :)

I heard a lot of people from the UK are a big fan of Cajun music. Is that true?

Thank you! In Turkish, I would say "Teşekkürler!"

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you.

@@cajunmax you lads are really brill. Fab and .smashing good.

Thank you.

I sure will!

Let the good times roll!

Thank you, Drew!

Merci. Je ne le parle pas, je le chante seulement, la plupart du temps avec des paroles. Ainsi, lorsque les gens me commentent en français, je dois toujours le mettre dans Google Translate, à moins que ce soit quelque chose de simple que je puisse comprendre.

@@cajunmax vous pouvez mettre le son sur google translate pour entendre le français ...

Je l'ai déjà fait. Je pense qu'ils doivent changer les voix parce que c'est un peu ennuyeux.

@@cajunmax dans l'ensemble, les traductions de l'anglais au français sont excellente dans google translate. Cependant, le français qui est parlé par les Cadiens est un vieux français sous Le Roi Louis XIV, que moi-même, j'ai du mal à comprendre, mais en plus, ils ont un accent. Dans plusieurs régions de France, les gens ont un accent propre à leur région. Par exemple, ils expriment des expressions qui n'existent plus en France aujourd'hui.

Ouais, ils utilisent en quelque sorte des mots d'argot. Je ne l'ai jamais vraiment compris --- à part quelques mots. La musique cajun a commencé en France, puis elle a voyagé au Canada (Nouvelle-Écosse, alias Pays Acadien), mais un jour, des gens sont arrivés et les ont expulsés. Ils ont donc déménagé dans le sud-ouest de la Louisiane. Par coïncidence, un Cajun nommé Bruce Daigrepont a écrit une chanson intitulée « Acadie A La Louisiane ». (Acadia To Louisiana)

Thanks!

Bedankt!

Bedankt!

What?

Thank you! What you're saying is that you're from Hayward, California?

I lived there a number of years back in the day. (1960s)@@cajunmax

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Thanks!

Thank you! Are you Tom's brother?

Cousin

I've realized that now. I saw your comment on Tom's post on Facebook.

What does "sm" stand for?

That doesn't make sense.

It means I like the sound of the music I hear

Are you hollering like they do in Louisiana?

MIKA

Thank you.

Thanks

Mmm. That sounds good!