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Shoo Fly
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Mermentau Waltz
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Pointe Aux Pins
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Amitié Cassé
04:15
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Quelle Belle Journée
04:45
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En Bas Du Chêne Vert
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Courville-McGee Waltz
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Chère Bassette
04:02
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Life I Thought I Wanted
03:48
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Rêve à Lui
03:54
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Madame Bosso
03:04
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J'aimerais te Pardonner
04:39
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Rabbit Stole the Pumpkin
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Blake Miller & the Old-Fashioned Aces Lafayette, Louisiana
Blake Miller & the Old Fashioned Aces are breathing new life into an old sound. It’s traditional Cajun music in a traditional setting, but more than that, it’s a powerhouse trio having fun. From old fiddle tunes, to classic dance floor packers, to bilingual country classics, their music is comfort food for the Cajun music fan. ... more
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