Wayne Toups & Zydecajun

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Oh Louisiana 00:00 Tools
Allons A Lafayette 00:00 Tools
Lacassine Special 00:00 Tools
Rockin' Flames 00:00 Tools
Tupelo Honey 00:00 Tools
Sugar Bee 00:00 Tools
Sweet Joline 00:00 Tools
Little Wooden Box 00:00 Tools
Johnnie Can't Dance 00:00 Tools
Les Filles De La Ville (New Orleans Ladies) 00:00 Tools
Fish Out Of Water 00:00 Tools
Ooh La La 00:00 Tools
La Chanson De Limonade (Lemonade Song) 00:00 Tools
Two Step Mamou 00:00 Tools
Southern Girls 00:00 Tools
Going Back to Big Mamou 00:00 Tools
Tell It Like It Is 00:00 Tools
Please Explain 00:00 Tools
Zydecajun Train 00:00 Tools
Some Of Your Love Tonight 00:00 Tools
Couillon (Fool) 00:00 Tools
Bosco Blues 00:00 Tools
Let's Fall in Love (All over Again) 00:00 Tools
Petite Ou La Grosse (Little One Big One) 00:00 Tools
Chisel Without The Stone 00:00 Tools
La Valse Des Musiciens (Musicians Waltz) 00:00 Tools
Jeunes Filles De La Campagne (Young Girls From The Country) 00:00 Tools
True Love (Don't Leave Me Blue) 00:00 Tools
Late In Life 00:00 Tools
A Secret Love 00:00 Tools
One Heart Beating 00:00 Tools
Waiting For You 00:00 Tools
Sweet Stoup Shuffle 00:00 Tools
Night At The Wheel 00:00 Tools
Lovin' When They Can 00:00 Tools
Two-Step Mamou 00:00 Tools
Tous Les Temps En Temps (Every Now & Then) 00:00 Tools
I Saw Johnnie Dance 00:00 Tools
Johnnie Can't Dance (Johnnie Peut Pas Dancer) 00:00 Tools
Tous Les Temps En Temps (Every Now And Then) 00:00 Tools
Lafayette Waltz 00:00 Tools
Zydeco Shoes 00:00 Tools
Oh What A Night 00:00 Tools
Take My Hand 00:00 Tools
Mamou Two-Step 00:00 Tools
Petite Ou La Grosse (Little On Big One) 00:00 Tools
Coullion (Fool) 00:00 Tools
J'ai ete-z-au Bal 00:00 Tools
Mine, Mine, Mine 00:00 Tools
Every Man Needs a Woman 00:00 Tools
Saturday Night Special 00:00 Tools
Johnny Can't Dance 00:00 Tools
Bayou Pon Pon 00:00 Tools
Old Fashioned Two-Step 00:00 Tools
I Went To The Dance 00:00 Tools
The Back Door 00:00 Tools
Old Fashioned Two Step 00:00 Tools
Come on In (Make Yourself at Home) 00:00 Tools
Rockin' Satruday Night 00:00 Tools
My Friend 00:00 Tools
Lacassie Special 00:00 Tools
Take My Hnad 00:00 Tools
Goin' Back To Big Mamou 00:00 Tools
Une Autre Biere 00:00 Tools
Filles de la Ville (New Orleans Ladies) 00:00 Tools
Louisiana Santa 00:00 Tools
4 A.M. Alone 00:00 Tools
Rockin' Saturday Night 00:00 Tools
Tupelo Honey (Live) 00:00 Tools
I Saw Johnny Dance 00:00 Tools
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Wayne Toups http://www.waynetoups.com (born October 2, 1958 in Lafayette, Louisiana) is one of the most commercially successful American Cajun singers. He is also a songwriter. Wayne Toups was born into a family of rice farmers in Crowley, Louisiana. He first picked up an accordion when he was 13 and quickly began winning local accordion contests. Toups has combined his love of Cajun music, rock, R&B, and zydeco into a genre he calls Zydecajun. He sings in both English and French. Toups released his first album, Wayne Toups and the Crowley Aces in Europe in the early 1970s. Toups began gaining popularity in the United States around 1984 when he began performing at local festivals such as the Festivals Acadiens in Lafayette, Louisiana. In 1987 he released his first album, Zydecajun. The Cajun French Music Association’s awarded him their “Song of the Year” Award in 1990 for his song “Late in Life.” Three of his songs, including wedding favorite “Take My Hand”, were featured in the movie Dirty Rice, and some of his work is also featured on the soundtracks for the movie Steel Magnolias and the television show “Broken Badges”. He has recorded for the major record labels Polygram and Mercury. His 1995 release, Back to the Bayou became the fastest-selling record ever for the independent Louisiana label Swallow Records. Besides playing his own music, Toups has been featured playing the accordion on singles for many country music stars. He appears on the Mark Chesnutt Number One hits “Gonna Get a Life” and “It Sure Is Monday”, on Clay Walker’s “Live Laugh Love”, and Alan Jackson’s “Little Bitty.” He has also played with Sammy Kershaw, George Jones, Mark Wills, Garth Brooks, and Ty England. Toups is known for wearing bright tropical shirts during his performances. He has toured in over twenty-six countries, including in South America, Canada, Europe and the Far East. He has appeared on MTV and on the 1990 Super Bowl telecast. He has many relatives in the Texas/Louisiana area. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.