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Karen Kaser started fiddling as age 10 in Southeast Texas where she was raised. She and her husband, John Morris, enjoy dancing to cajun music as well as performing it for other dancers. "We love the music and the community built around it." |
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John Morris and his wife Karen have traveled extensively in Louisiana over the past 15 years learning tunes directly from cajun and creole musicians there. They've played in such Seattle bands as Louisiana Purchase and Louisiana Roadhouse. "Cajun music: the rock and roll of folk music, it's always a party." |
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Dave Grixoni's bass playing roots go back in time to 60's rock & roll...70's country rock...80's R& and 90's dance hits. "I've been listening to cajun and zydeco music for years... and now I get to play it. Bon Reve! |
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Catherine Alexander drove her parents crazy tapping out rhythms on counters, doors, furniture... Now she clangs out rhythms on the t-fer and happily, no one complains. The band lets her play the fiddle, guitar and rubboard sometimes, too. |
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