Tina Pilione Discography of CDs

Tina Pilione CD discography Recorded in Crowley, Louisiana; Savoy Music Center, Eunice, Louisiana; Alameda, California; and St. Mary's Chapel in Lafayette, Louisiana from May 19, 1981 to May 1, 1989. In his introductory notes to Arhoolie Records' THE BEST OF BEAUSOLEIL, band leader Michael Doucet recalls the time when the ...

Tina Pilione discography ALLONS A LAFAYETTE, Beausoleil's second 1988 release (the other is the excellent HOT CHILI MAMA), is distinguished by the presence of the great Canray Fontenot. Considered by many to be the finest Creole fiddler still playing in the old French style, Fontenot's nimble, melodic playing ...

Tina Pilione albums Principally recorded at Studio Savoie Faire, Eunice, Louisiana. Includes liner notes by Duck Baker and Ann Savoy. It is because of people like this that the future of Cajun music is secure, and this is because they have built a solid foundation from the past. They ...

Tina Pilione CD discography Cajun by predilection but not by birth, Ann Savoy and Jane Vidrine, who perform as the Magnolia Sisters, show their love for their adoptive culture in this recording of traditional Cajun tunes. Prends Courage translates as "Take Courage," and these songs offer words of encouragement ...

Tina Pilione music CDs This Savoy-Doucet Cajun Band greatest-hits compilation was culled from four previous albums on Arhoolie. The performers are the undisputed masters of Cajun music, as one familiar with the genre already knows prior to picking up the album. It's generally a loping bit of work on ...

Tina Pilione songs This is the kind of acoustic music you used to hear only at Cajun houseparties. Very spirited and a timepiece, it's a glorious tribute to Cajun-pioneer Amédé Ardoin. ~ Jeff Hannusch Live Recording Recording information: Bay Records, Berkeley, CA; Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, CA. Personnel: Michael ...

Tina Pilione albums The Magnolia Sisters may be the genre's only all-woman band, but their music knows no such restrictive stereotype -- this is as good as bluegrass gets, plain and simple. Ann Savoy, Jane Vidrine, Christine Balfa, and Tina Pilione swap vocals and instruments (three of them play fiddle ...