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'''EUNICE TWO-STEP'''. AKA and see "[[Jolie Catin (2)]]. Cajun, Two-Step. A well-known traditional Cajun dance tune named for Eunice, Louisiana, home of the Yambilee Festival. The tune is from Amede Ardoin, a black accordion player who recorded in the 1930's. "Love Bridge Waltz" is a triple-time setting of the melody. | '''EUNICE TWO-STEP'''. AKA and see "[[Jolie Catin (2)]]. Cajun, Two-Step. A well-known traditional Cajun dance tune named for Eunice, Louisiana, home of the Yambilee Festival. The tune is from Amede Ardoin, a black accordion player who recorded in the 1930's. "[[Love Bridge Waltz]]" is a triple-time setting of the melody. | ||
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Revision as of 03:22, 30 March 2011
Tune properties and standard notation
EUNICE TWO-STEP. AKA and see "Jolie Catin (2). Cajun, Two-Step. A well-known traditional Cajun dance tune named for Eunice, Louisiana, home of the Yambilee Festival. The tune is from Amede Ardoin, a black accordion player who recorded in the 1930's. "Love Bridge Waltz" is a triple-time setting of the melody.
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Recorded sources: Flying Fish FF-275, "Blue Flame Stringband" (1982). Swallow Records SW-10141, Maurice Berzas & the Louisiana Rhythmaires.