Al Rapone & His Zydeco Expressmen - Live at NSJF Tuinpaviljoen - 08/07/1983 • World of Jazz

Al Rapone and His Zydeco Expressmen left an indelible mark on the world of Zydeco music with their infectious rhythms and spirited performances. Born Albert J. Lewis in 1944 in Louisiana, Al Rapone embraced the rich musical heritage of the Creole and Zydeco traditions from an early age.
Throughout his career, Al Rapone became a passionate ambassador of Zydeco music, blending elements of Cajun, Creole, and rhythm and blues into his distinctive sound. He was not only a talented accordionist but also a skilled vocalist and songwriter, with a knack for crafting lyrics that resonated
with audiences. Al Rapone's journey in the world of Zydeco reached its pinnacle with the formation of His Zydeco Expressmen, a group of talented musicians who shared his enthusiasm for this infectious genre. Together, they created a dynamic ensemble that consistently delivered high-energy
performances that had audiences dancing and celebrating. Known for his vibrant accordion playing, Al Rapone's music often told stories of life in Louisiana. His songs were infused with joy, love, and a deep appreciation for his cultural roots. Al Rapone passed away in 2009. This song is performed
at the North Sea Jazz Festival in the Garden pavilion on July 8th, 1983

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