Bayou Smokehouse & Grill – Rock Springs, WY
Bayou Smokehouse & Grill 307-362-0901 http://www.yellowbook.com/profile/bayou-smokehouse-and-grill_1850882555.html
Duration : 0:0:36
Categories: cajun restaurants Tags: and, Bayou, cajun, Cajun-Restaurant, Caterers, Creole-Cuisine, Creole-Restaurant;, Cuisine, grill, Restaurants, Smokehouse
Swamp People Marsh Walking
smirfy8473http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/smirfy8473Comedyswamp, people, history, cajun, redneck, hillbilly, bayouSwamp People Marsh Walking
Duration : 0:1:21
Je Suis Content d’Etre Cajun Big Bayou Bandits
Belgian Band : Big Bayou Bandits playing ” Je suis content d’être Cajun” , with a short live encore of a Jambalaya version.
The Jambalaya is dedicated to ‘Oldolds53 ‘ and ‘Kittielips’, who were uploading this song before.
The French title means : “I’m happy to be Cajun” , as the Cajun music is using both languages English and French ( sometimes together in one song).
You can learn more about history of Cajun and Zydeco music on the net .Or listen other Cajun songs on You Tube from this amazing Belgian Band.See also : ‘ The Mean Mountaineers ‘ for their famous Bluegrass and Hillbilly music.
Thank you for reading and listening.
Les abonnées Français sont bienvenu.
Chris.
Duration : 0:5:38
Categories: cajun history Tags: acadie, accordion, Bandits, Bands, Baton, Bayou, Belgian, Big, cajun, French, jambalaya, Louisiana, Mississippi, music, New, Orleans, Roots, Rouge, zydeco
A Cajun in Berlin
A Cajun veteran, reminiscing the close of World War II, once said :
« As I came into Berlin on July 2nd 1945, the city was dead and the giant apartment buildings were guttered by fire and looked like a cemetary of giants. It was raining, it could not have been more deplorable or more depressing. Berlin at that point was a city of zombies. The men were dead or in prisoner of war camps. There were only the aged and the very young males available. They were all females and they were shocked into utter silence. They were starving, that was clear. I saw such things as a horse dropping dead in the street and the women rushing out with pans and knives to butcher it on the spot to get some meat. There was no food. There were no lights, there was no power.”
An important aspect of
the American war effort
during WWII has not been told:
that of the role of French-speaking
Cajun soldiers.
This forgotten page of history is shown
in “Mon Cher Camarade”,
a documentary made by
award-winning filmmaker Pat Mire.
Visit: http://www.patmire.com
Duration : 0:4:17
A Cajun in Berlin
A Cajun veteran, reminiscing the close of World War II, once said :
« As I came into Berlin on July 2nd 1945, the city was dead and the giant apartment buildings were guttered by fire and looked like a cemetary of giants. It was raining, it could not have been more deplorable or more depressing. Berlin at that point was a city of zombies. The men were dead or in prisoner of war camps. There were only the aged and the very young males available. They were all females and they were shocked into utter silence. They were starving, that was clear. I saw such things as a horse dropping dead in the street and the women rushing out with pans and knives to butcher it on the spot to get some meat. There was no food. There were no lights, there was no power.”
An important aspect of
the American war effort
during WWII has not been told:
that of the role of French-speaking
Cajun soldiers.
This forgotten page of history is shown
in “Mon Cher Camarade”,
a documentary made by
award-winning filmmaker Pat Mire.
Visit: http://www.patmire.com
Duration : 0:4:17
Diane Sawyer in the Gulf
The “World News” anchor reports from the bayou and Cajun territory.
Duration : 0:2:6
Categories: cajun people Tags: Bayou, bp, Cajun territory, cleanup, damage to coast, Diane Sawyer, effective, Gulf of Mexico, leaking oil, new cap, oil spill, People, us, Vietnamese family
Cajun Spotters Frog Fest
Cajun Spotters Frog Fest. Henderson, Louisiana, 2010. Join the fun every year in March for South Louisiana’s hottest party on the water. Located at Turtle’s Bar on the levee, and brought to you by BayouBucks.com and Cajun Outdoors Magazine.
Duration : 0:4:34
Categories: cajun Tags: Atchafalaya, basin, Bayou, bayoubucks.com, bucks, bullfrog, cajun, fest, frog, frogging, Louisiana, outdoors, Party, spotters
Belton Richard – The Cajun Stripper
This is Swamp Files Closeout Weekend. I have enough of this stuff to start a whole new channel and I WON’T!!! Anyways……….
Oil still gushing in the Gulf of Mexico folks, but you already knew dat! As of last week The New Orleans Saints have raised a half a million dollars through their Super Bowl Championship Ring charity raffle.
Team owner Tom Benson said, “We are pleased to offer this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own an official New Orleans Saints Super Bowl XLIV ring. This opportunity will allow a fan to share in the greatest moment in our team’s rich history and the culmination of our place in the NFL record books as champions. And better yet, it allows the individuals, families and small businesses that are dealing with the fallout of the largest environmental catastrophe in the history of the United States to once again have the promise that people care about them and their futures.”
For more info on dat gorgeous ring darlins and how to make the coolest donation, head over to NBC Sports: http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/06/29/saints-super-bowl-ring-raffle-raises-500000/
Duration : 0:2:16
Categories: cajun history Tags: 9th Ward, Allen Toussaint, Bayou, big easy, Bobby Charles, Cosimo Matassa, Cosimo's, crescent city, Dave Bartholomew, Fats Domino, Jazz Fest, Katrina, LSU, mardi-gras, Neville, New Orleans, Saints, swamp, Treme, Who Dat, Who Dat Nation, zydeco
Johnnie Allan – You Are A Great Lover, But You Can’t Cook Cajun
Weekend 2 of the Swamp Files. We’re livin’ 24/7 down here right now with the BP oil spill. So for the next few days, I’m posting stuff recorded down in the bayous and swamps of Louisiana and dedicating it to all those folks who are out in the heat doing whatever they can to control this environmental nightmare that’s threatening their survival, culture and way of life. There’s many ways to contribute but the neatest way is to buy raffle tickets from The New Orleans Saints (go to their website) and if you’re the winner, you get dat ring. I want one so bad, I’ve already went over to China and sold a kidney to raise more money so I could by more tickets. WHO DAT!!!!!
Duration : 0:2:27
Categories: cajun Tags: 9th Ward, Allen Toussaint, Bayou, big easy, Bobby Charles, Cosimo Matassa, Cosimo's, crescent city, Dave Bartholomew, Fats Domino, Jazz Fest, Katrina, LSU, mardi-gras, Neville, New Orleans, Saints, swamp, Treme, Who Dat, Who Dat Nation
How to cook a cajun jambalaya
It’s cajun cooking on the bayou! Mr. Lee Roy Sevin from Dularge, Louisiana cooks up a cajun shrimp jambalaya.
Duration : 0:7:23