Manuel Family Cajun Band Bon Temps Rouler CD

Bon Temps Rouler Music

List Price	$15.97 (You save $2.08)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, Country, Blues, Cajun
Label	Swallow
Orig Year	1999
All Time Sales Rank	284802
CD Universe Part number	1078674
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 16, 1999
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Abe Manuel, Jr.
Personnel	Joe Manuel - acoustic guitar Abe Manuel Jr. - fiddle, accordion Randy Mason - drums Randy Mason - drums Dale Broussard - steel guitar Dorris Manuel - rubboard, triangle Dottie Manuel - electric guitar Eddie Curtis - bass Kathryn Styron - piano Lalla Manuel Shirley Duhon

Manuel Family Cajun Band Bon Temps Rouler Songs

	1.	Grand Mamou
	2.	Fais Attention Ma Fille
	3.	Allons a LaFayette
	4.	Jolie Blonde
	5.	La Porte en Arriere
	6.	Te Mon
	7.	Quand J'Etais Pauvre
	8.	Scattin' Cajun
	9.	Jeune Gents de la Campagne
	10.	Mon Cher Amour
	11.	Jambalaya
	12.	Grand Basile
	13.	Poor Hobo
	14.	T'ai Pettie, Et T'ai Meon
	15.	J'Etais Au Bal / Bosco Stomp
	16.	Crazy Thumb Itch

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