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Clifton Chenier In Fokwele

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In Fokwele

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Clifton Chenier In FokweleClifton Chenier is the undisputed master of Zydeco (or la la music), a folk blues style played and sung by French speaking blacks in Southern Louisiana and Southern Texas. In this documentary, we see both aspects of Clifton Cheniers life, the public and the private, as he performs his music and enjoys himself with his friends and family. Produced and directed by Carl Colby. 58 Minutes Color

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