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1	Boozoo Chavis (1990) more music like this by Boozoo Chavis As part of the American Explorer series, this album of Boozoo Chavis' work came maybe half a decade after his return to the recording scene in the mid-'80s. The tone slides between the slower, more countrified ballads and the more rollicking works toward the mainstream end of zydeco. The focus is rarely on the instrumental virtuosity, nor is it ... see all copies from $5.95! new only from $8.91!
2	Down Home on Dog Hill (2001) more music like this by Boozoo Chavis Zydeco legend Boozoo Chavis may have been at the peak of his musical form when this album was recorded in early 2001, but sadly he was at the end of his physical reserves; the heart problems that had plagued him for several years caught up with him shortly after this album was recorded, and he died on May 5, 2001. But there is no sign of ailing ... see all copies from $15.28! new only from $15.28!
3	Zydeco: The Essential Collection (2002) more music like this by Various Artists As part of Rounder's 30th anniversary celebration, this album collects the finest zydeco available on the label within the last 30 years. As Rounder is one of the premier forces in archiving traditional musics, the liner notes are outstanding, with a nice history of the genre paying heed to the original innovators. Having paid the proper dues to ... see all copies from $11.21! new only from $11.21!
4	Blues Greats [Tornado] (2002) more music like this by Various Artists see all copies from $1.99! new only from $2.08!
5	Zydeco Homebrew (1988) more music like this by Boozoo Chavis see all copies from $13.92! new only from $13.92!
6	Boozoo Hoodoo! The Songs of Boozoo Chavis (2003) more music like this by Various Artists As tribute records go, this one is more consistent than most. Boozoo Chavis was the stuff of legend. He cut zydeco's first ever hit in 1954 with "Paper in My Shoe" and became a star, leaving the music when he felt he was being economically exploited. He picked up his button accordion once more 20 years later and regained his title as the king of ... see all copies from $8.78! new only from $8.78!

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