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From "Let's Go," the first track on the album, be prepared to be rocked in the good old Louisiana fashion, because that's the way Nathan & the Zydeco Cha Chas do it. This song serves to showcase everybody in the band as they all have their own little solo, even the rub board player gets a chance to shine. If the search is for melodic tunes, this album certainly fits the bill. With 14 original tunes that have a familiar charm, it won't be long until one finds themselves singing along. It could also be the charismatic piano accordion playing from Nathan Williams that attracts many a listener. Or quite possibly it's the tight arrangements that fill the album that pull the listener's ear to the groove. Whatever it is that attracts the listener to Nathan & the Zydeco Cha Chas, it's common opinion that they have found the perfect formula that keeps the party going and going all night long. This album is a prime example of what Nathan & the Zydeco Cha Chas can do with playful lyrics and bouncing rhythms. They have captured the essence of vibrant and colorful Louisiana music at its finest, as one will find on "Zydeco Rumble" (which has been used on commercials for Louisiana tourism). The lyrics are provocative and entertaining, keeping the listener sitting on the edge of their seat with keen interest, as in the bluesy "Hard Times." This is far from being the typical Zydeco album, it is as original and fresh as one can hope to find within the genre. Nathan & the Zydeco Cha Chas have bestowed Cajun/Zydeco fans with an extraordinary dance music album that will have everyone shouting, "Let's Go!" one more time. ~ Larry Belanger
Includes liner notes by Herman Fuselier.
Recorded at Ultrasonic Studios, New Orleans, Louisiana in June & July 1999.
Personnel: Nathan Williams (vocals, accordion); Dennis Paul Williams (guitar); Scott Billington (harmonica); Allen Broussard (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Derek Huston (tenor saxophone); Gerard St. Julien (drums); Mark Williams (rub-board).
Audio Mixer: David Farrell .
Recording information: Ultrasonic Studios, New Orleans, LA (06/1999-07/1999).
Editor: David Farrell .
Photographer: Rick Olivier.
Nathan & The Zydeco Cha-Chas: Nathan Williams (vocals, accordion); Dennis Paul Williams (guitar); Allen "Cat Boy" Broussard (alto & tenor saxophones); Wayne Burns (bass); Gerard St. Julien, Jr. (rubboard).
Additional personnel: Scott Billington (harmonica); Derek Huston (tenor saxophone).
CMJ (2/28/00, p.26) - "...leaves no question that he and his crew are among zydeco's greatest living practitioners." Nathan & The Zydeco Cha-Chas Let's Go Songs | 1. | Let's Go |
| 2. | Too Much Wine |
| 3. | Put a Hump in Your Back |
| 4. | Zydco Rumble |
| 5. | Everything Happens for the Best |
| 6. | Hard Times |
| 7. | Ztdeco Is All I Know |
| 8. | Cricket Leg Zydeco |
| 9. | Can't Get Nuthin' Sucka |
| 10. | Sid O's Party, El |
| 11. | You Don't Love Me No More |
| 12. | Stay Out All Night |
| 13. | Oh Mom |
| 14. | Bon Manger, Le |
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