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falcanary - Posted - 12/08/2007: 14:21:17
Not sure what Illinois Creole music is but here is some. First time ever hearing of such music.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0hBkRSScFc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTTntkVUxN0
See his webpage at http://www.creolefiddle.com/
~~~Q~~~
WF
bsed - Posted - 12/08/2007: 14:51:39
There was, by Dennis Stroughmatt's own description, a Cajun (or Creole) community that lived somewhere in downstate Illinois, probably by the 'Big' River. I know there were French communities on both the Ill. & MO sides of the river e.g. St. Genivieve, MO and Prairie du Rocher, IL) down there but they weren't Cajun/Creole. So there must have been 2 types of different French cultures there.
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Edited by - bsed on 12/08/2007 15:02:27
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