Archive Files of Cajun, Creole, and Zydeco Musicians
Posted between 1999 and 2008

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 Cajun American
 Recovery Effort

  at Eunice High, October 30, 2005

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Skip Stewart


Kim Brasso


Rod Bernard singing "This Could Go on Forever"


Humorist Murray Conque from Carencro


Jodie Austin (right), joined by his mother, and Skip Stewart

Skip Stewart, a member of The Boogie Kings dating back to the 1950s, organized a benefit he called Cajun American Recovery Effort (CARE), with proceeds going to the American Red Cross for hurricane relief in Louisiana. The event was held at the Eunice High School practice athletic field on a beautiful Sunday afternoon, October 30, 2005. The photos on this page depict only some of the performers who donated their time and music to raise money for hurricane victims.


St. Landry Parish District Attorney Earl Taylor


Geno Delafose


Don Fontenot


Members of the rock band Dollar $hort


The Louisiana Blues Brothers

 
Skip Stewart, Bert Miller, and other Boogie Kings on stage in the early afternoon


Dancing to Don Fontenot et Les Amis de la Louisiane


Dancing to Geno Delafose and French Rockin' Boogie


Posted 11-5-05

All photographs and text by David Simpson.

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