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Arc De Triomphe Two Step - Beausoleil

Arc De Triomphe Two Step - Beausoleil

6 out of 5
(12 tracks - 40 mins)

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The music that comprises Arc de Triomphe Two-Step was recorded in 1976 in Paris, but it sat unreleased for several years before it was finally released on CD in 1997.

Although this was recorded early in his career, the album is surprisingly lively and accomplished.

Michael Doucet's fiddling is vigorous, infectious and almost astonishing, breathing new life into this set of traditional tunes.

For any longtime Beausoleil fan, this is a necessary listen, if only for the revelations it offers about his early career.

Title/Composers Performer Listen Time Size Size
1
Love Bridge
Traditional
BeauSoleilPlay03:488 MB0 MB
2
Bosco Moscow Stomp
BeauSoleilPlay04:129 MB0 MB
3
Bayou Tech
Traditional
BeauSoleilPlay04:099 MB0 MB
4
Johnny Can't Dance
Clifton Chenier, Traditional
BeauSoleilPlay02:516 MB0 MB
5
Travailler, C'Est Trop Dur
Traditional
BeauSoleilPlay02:536 MB0 MB
6
C.I.A.
Mike Doucet, Keith Richards
BeauSoleilPlay03:227 MB0 MB
7
Take It to Me
Mike Doucet
BeauSoleilPlay02:466 MB0 MB
8
Ti Maurice
Traditional
BeauSoleilPlay03:438 MB0 MB
9
Valse de Grand Chemin
Traditional
BeauSoleilPlay04:4710 MB0 MB
10
Just Because
BeauSoleilPlay02:014 MB0 MB
11
Arc de triomphe two step
BeausoleilPlay03:217 MB0 MB
12
Jeune fille de la campagne
BeausoleilPlay03:016 MB0 MB
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Artist Job
1
BeauSoleil
Primary Artist
2
Clifton Chenier
Composer
3
Roger Decourtieux
Engineer
4
Michael Doucet
Fiddle, Guitar, Vocals
5
Mike Doucet
Composer
6
Bessyl Duhon
Accordion
7
Pierre Lattes
Producer
8
Bruce McDonald
Guitar
9
Kenneth Richard
Composer, Harmonica, Mandolin, Vocals
10
Sterling Richard
Guitar, Tambourine, Vocals
11
Keith Richards
Composer
12
Traditional
Composer

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