Down at Tips on most Sunday evenings for a long time now Bruce Daigrepont avec accordion calls us to dance.
Born in New Orleans in 1958, Bruce has held his traditional fais do do almost every Sunday evening since 1986. His highly individual style with complex rhythms produces a unique and infectious sound that insists that you get up out of your chair and move your feet. One of Cajun music's most gifted singers the joie de la vie that permeates the Cajun culture lingers in every note.
So if you are in New Orleans and looking for something to either end your week or start your week - drop down to Tipitina's about five or so in the evening. And bring your dancing shoes -
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| there is nothing like Cajun music to get you out of pessimistic mood |
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| you pick up the fiddle and you resin up the bow |
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| a white skirt that swings like a bell |
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| winding down.. |
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