Please pass it on to the next generation young brother. Don't ever let this beautiful music die. There should be a black Ardoin who plays this music and speaks french forever. Long live the memory of Amede Ardoin and the Ardoin family!
Thats the same thing I was thinkin. Chris comes from a family that began zydeco and creole. I think he should re-record some french tunes by Amédé and"Bois Sec" Ardoin. I like his moderization of zydeco today, but nothing beats the old creole french tunes.
Hi Sean good to see you on the 'Tube. I visited with Bois Sec at his home and played accordian with him, he was a fine man and it's a great memory. Another memory is when you and Chris played at the Barbican in London. You did a great music workshop. We love and respect the Creole music here. Come to England again, we miss you'all. Best wishes Phil Underwood
These folks know how to have a good time. This is real music. This is culture. The accordian player is so cute. He is a great musician, probably learned to play as a child. These people grow up with this music.
It's Les Barres De La Prison, but all recordings I know of are fiddle, no accordion. This is the only time I've heard it played with accordion. He does an awesome job, and Sean's singing is just as good. Wish they would record the whole thing.
ahhh sean has a soulful voice indeed great job!!! and chris plays that accordian with the. same soul.the Ardoin family has it in their blood.music. and soul
Bonjou Konmen sa va? Y na pa myék ça. Hello how are you doing? It can't get no better than that. My name is Shannon Boutte' i love this video please make more!!!
Hey can anyone tell me the name of that last song the brother was singing? Absolutely LOVE that song. Thanks guys ^_^ Oh and btw shoutout from Opelousas!!!
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Please pass it on to the next generation young brother. Don't ever let this beautiful music die. There should be a black Ardoin who plays this music and speaks french forever. Long live the memory of Amede Ardoin and the Ardoin family!
Black was sitting in the room, you can see him briefly at the beginning of this video
Thats the same thing I was thinkin. Chris comes from a family that began zydeco and creole. I think he should re-record some french tunes by Amédé and"Bois Sec" Ardoin. I like his moderization of zydeco today, but nothing beats the old creole french tunes.
Chris and Sean are such beautiful talents, I feel blessed to have seen them more than once.
This is living history. I hope they can keep their language alive.
AHHHHH-MAZING !!!& I'M BAFFLED AS TO WHY THERE'S NOT MORE VIEWS &LIKES. I LOOOOOVE IT . GREATTTT JOB GUYS. KEEP IT UP PASS IT ON..
This gives me goosebumps... Great job Chris!
I remember this video from years ago. Chris has came a long way carrying on his family tradition.
Love the creole speaking.. Reminds me of being around my family in Breaux Bridge.
Hi Sean good to see you on the 'Tube. I visited with Bois Sec at his home and played accordian with him, he was a fine man and it's a great memory. Another memory is when you and Chris played at the Barbican in London. You did a great music workshop. We love and respect the Creole music here. Come to England again, we miss you'all. Best wishes Phil Underwood
Really cool stuff here, glad they're keeping a tradition alive!
Les barres de la prison always gets me man 😥😥😥
These folks know how to have a good time. This is real music. This is culture. The accordian player is so cute. He is a great musician, probably learned to play as a child. These people grow up with this music.
hooleyqueen That's all we do in St. Landry Parish, eat crawfish, have yambilee parades and play zydeco lol
Sean got a dam good voice
The first song was recorded by Amede Ardoin as the Amadie Two Step.
What it do? I'm a Ardoin. My 3rd grandmother was Marelete Ardoin. And good damn job.
It's Les Barres De La Prison, but all recordings I know of are fiddle, no accordion. This is the only time I've heard it played with accordion. He does an awesome job, and Sean's singing is just as good. Wish they would record the whole thing.
They did its on Chris's turn the page albumn
ahhh sean has a soulful voice indeed great job!!! and chris plays that accordian with the. same soul.the Ardoin family has it in their blood.music. and soul
Thankx family for contributing this in memory of the best and the first!!!
This is really great music. It makes my heart happy. Thank you.
Cool I love Chris and Sean Ardoin.
its "Barres de la Prison", Canray Fontenot recorded it with Bois Sec Ardoin... You can find it on theirs "La Musique Creole" album...
THIS IS MY COUSIN CHRIS PLAYING IN THIS VIDEO (INDIA ARDOIN) AT OUR HOUSE THAT IVE BEEN IN
Fabulous ! thanks for posting.
Great Job..! Wow!
Fantastic. Wish I was there!!!
Very cool vid. Thanks!
I love this video, cha!
magicman!
this is really good playing.
This is the finest 1:09 if video i have ever seen for louisiana music....its all about you, chris, but get over to austin!!!!
I see Lawrence Black Ardoin.The first family Creole music
Thanks for the info. I'll definitely be obtaining that!
Bonjou Konmen sa va? Y na pa myék ça.
Hello how are you doing? It can't get no better than that. My name is Shannon Boutte' i love this video please make more!!!
Last song is "Barres de la Prison"
Owen Grooms Thanks!
Does anyone know if the song they did together at the end of this video was ever recorded by them?
ronkk24 they recorded it with double clutchin on the turn the page CD back in 1998 I think
barres de le prison(prison bars)
Hey can anyone tell me the name of that last song the brother was singing? Absolutely LOVE that song. Thanks guys ^_^ Oh and btw shoutout from Opelousas!!!
Barresde La Prison, It's by Canray Fontenot...I love it too...
Joshua Savoie Thank you!
Yes its my favorite as well, very soulful barres de La prison (prison bars) and they did whale of a job
the girl on the left is really pretty.
skills
What is the name of the song the brothers do starting at 2:50? It's beautiful! Where can I get a recording?
Barres de la prison
What is the first song he played?
Wangh! Good music, but it's not ZYDECO (Les Haricot) . That's pure Cajun (Acadian) what they just played, both songs.
Chris comes from strong creole roots of zydeco.
that's his wife on the left!
No Neither it's a Creole music that is Pre Zydeco called La La or la musique Creole