Music style of Louisiana

Usage examples of zydeco.

Loud rocking zydeco music blasted through the walls, the volume rising as the screen door swung open and a pair of couples descended the steps, laughing.

Caprice in under the carport beside the house as Zachary Richard sang a zydeco jingle for a casino downriver.

Rock, jazz, and Zydeco vied for sound supremacy, along with the notes of a lone saxophone being played somewhere in the distance.

Usually it featured musical acts, and even tonight zydeco and blues reverberated from the mortar-and-redbrick walls.

This close to the dining tent, though, the zydeco all but drowned the other out.

He filled the darkness with zydeco, the bluesy Cajun-Black mixture he remembered from his childhood.

But he fancied himself the next Garth Brooks of the Bayou with his combination of country, zydeco, and Cajun music, which he played on off nights going from one dive to another across Louisiana.

Saturday nights, they vary between live salsa, zydeco and blues bands.

In a flash, the five men started thrashing out a zydeco tune complete with lyrics sung in Creole French.

Music would occasionally drift out of the buildings and cars they passed: jazz, zydeco, rock, and even a country tune every now and again.

For the past hour, the radio had been turned to a Louisiana station playing plangent Cajun and Zydeco music - high, shrill voices and accordions and fiddles double-bowed.

He opened the door to a blast of jumpy zydeco, the scent of garlic and whiskey.

He took the girl to a colored place in Breaux Bridge, I guess it was, a zydeco place or something like that.

She's got more than 500: Everything from Acid House to Zydeco, in no order whatsoever.