Time: 69:52
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2017
Styles: Zydeco, New Orleans Rhythms
Art: Front
01. C'mon Second Line (Live) (4:45)
02. Groove Thing (Live) (3:44)
03. River Brought You Home (Live) (5:04)
04. Let It Roll (Live) (5:40)
05. Evangeline (Live) (4:48)
06. Let's Dance (Live) (4:29)
07. C'est La Vie (Live) (4:49)
08. Going Back To Louisiana (Live) (3:25)
09. I'm Coming Home (Live) (6:23)
10. Mardi Gras In New Orleans (Live) (4:51)
11. Laccasine (Live) (6:17)
12. Slide & Dip It (Live) (4:31)
13. Handa Wanda (Live) (5:34)
14. See You Later Alligator (Live) (5:26)
Personnel:
Willard Blackwell: Vocals, Washboard
David Scott: Saxophone, Pennywhistle, Vocals
Randy Quan: Guitar, Backup Vocals
Dennis Hadley: Accordion, Backup Vocals
Tim Haggerty: Bass
Bobby "G" Gaviola: Drums
Gator Nation, formerly known as Gator Beat, the West Coast’s premiere Cajun, Zydeco, and New Orleans R&B band, is a hand-clapping, foot-stomping, high energy concert and dance band. With the same survival instinct as its namesake, Gator Nation continues to adapt itself to its audiences, always with something fresh yet true to its calling. That calling is to represent the music of South Louisiana in all its forms, Cajun, Zydeco, and New Orleans style. They have the talent and diversity to do so, to express the nuances that define the genres. The result is a remarkable show with so much variety and depth that at the end of the show, the Gator Nation Band leaves you happy and hollerin’ “Gimme Some Mo”!
Willard Blackwell: Vocals, Washboard
David Scott: Saxophone, Pennywhistle, Vocals
Randy Quan: Guitar, Backup Vocals
Dennis Hadley: Accordion, Backup Vocals
Tim Haggerty: Bass
Bobby "G" Gaviola: Drums
Gator Nation, formerly known as Gator Beat, the West Coast’s premiere Cajun, Zydeco, and New Orleans R&B band, is a hand-clapping, foot-stomping, high energy concert and dance band. With the same survival instinct as its namesake, Gator Nation continues to adapt itself to its audiences, always with something fresh yet true to its calling. That calling is to represent the music of South Louisiana in all its forms, Cajun, Zydeco, and New Orleans style. They have the talent and diversity to do so, to express the nuances that define the genres. The result is a remarkable show with so much variety and depth that at the end of the show, the Gator Nation Band leaves you happy and hollerin’ “Gimme Some Mo”!
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