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'Tit Galop Pour Mamou | 
 enlarge | Artist: Steve Riley & The Mamou Playboys
Label: Rounder / Umgd
Category: Music
List Price: $16.98
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Sales Rank: 41335
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 616048
UPC: 011661604827
EAN: 0011661604827
ASIN: B0000003CU
Release Date: February 14, 1992
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| Tracks:
| • | Jongle A Moi - Steve Riley, Fusillier, J.B. | | • | Madame Etienne - Steve Riley, Ardion, Amedee | | • | La Petite Anna A Magene Meaux - Steve Riley, Landry, Lula | | • | J'Aimerais Te Pardonner - Steve Riley, Balfa, Dewey | | • | 'Tit Galop Pour Mamou - Steve Riley, Balfa, Dewey | | • | Chere Joues Roses - Steve Riley, Pitre, Austin | | • | Blues du Saoulard (Drunkard's Blues) - Steve Riley, Corimer, L. | | • | Dans Les Pins - Steve Riley, Touchet, Willis | | • | Amedee Two Step - Steve Riley, Traditional | | • | Les Barres de la Prison - Steve Riley, Balfa, Dewey | | • | Cajun Special - Steve Riley, Roger, Aldus | | • | Je M'Endors - Steve Riley, Stafford, Jesse | | • | Donne-Moi une Autre Chance - Steve Riley, Roger, Aldus | | • | Mardi Gras Jig/Scott Playboys Special - Steve Riley, Roger, Aldus |
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Amazon.com
Before evolving into a more fusiony group of Cajun neotraditionalists, Riley and his Playboys hit their stride in 1992 with this sweet and strong collection of traditional French hits given a fresh rhythmic or harmonic twist alongside some rediscovered treasures. The best of the latter category is "La Petite Anna a Magene Meaux," about a young girl whose dancing partner spins her so swiftly she disappears into thin air. The Playboys demonstrate how smoothly Cajun music combines with the blues ("Blues du Saoulard"), country ("Les Barres de la Prison"), and bluegrass ("Dans les Pins"), while Riley's diatonic accordion gives new life to such Cajun standbys as "Amedee Two Step" and legendary tunesmith Dewey Balfa's title track. Christine Balfa's triangle is completely old school, and the Playboys perform with practiced dance-hall authority throughout this fine example of down-home revivalism. --Richard Gehr
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