[Cajun] Jimmy C. Newman - Cajun Country Classics [1992 Charly CDCD 1068]

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Jimmy C. Newman - Cajun Country Classics [1992 Charly CDCD 1068]
1981 | Cajun-Country | EAC | Log & Cue | FLAC -> 340MB | MP3 (LAME VBR VO Q0) -> 102MB | Covers | Rapidshare

Jimmy C. Newman had several country hits in the 1950s, including the often covered "Cry, Cry Darling," but his Cajun-tinged hit "Alligator Man" a decade later turned him increasingly in the direction of traditional Louisiana 2-step material, although his approach was never strictly purist. This 20-song set is a great introduction to this Cajun-fueled side of Newman's career and includes his signature "Alligator Man," a version of Doug Kershaw's "Louisiana Man," a rendition of Hank Williams' faux Cajun anthem "Jambalaya," and a pair of bayou standards, "Jole Blon" and "Big Mamou."

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