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une pure merveille que cet album qu'un ami m'avait fait découvrir à la fin des 80. Eddy Louiss était, entre autres choses, l'organiste de Nougaro. Merci pour le post;
That accent and the usage. Pierre Louiss Creole Swing. Listening to it at first I was thinking southern Louisiana but it was not strange enough. Then I looked again at your post and saw Martinique. I should look deeper into that history.
It would seem that because French is the language of the islands the connection to French is much more recent and direct than the Kouri-Vini language of fewer than 10,000 Creole folk in Louisiana. The dialect in the islands is said to be spoken by 13 million people. It provides a common language for populations that move freely among the French and English speaking islands in the Carribean.
Must be fascinating for a native French speaker to listen to it.
Yvan-Raphaël
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La grosse claque.
Je n'avais jamais entendu parlé.
Il n'est jamais trop tard
Je viens de m écouter un duo avec Michel Petrucciani
Et maintenant c'est l'album : histoire sans parole (1979)
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in reply to ghyslain • • •That accent and the usage. Pierre Louiss Creole Swing. Listening to it at first I was thinking southern Louisiana but it was not strange enough. Then I looked again at your post and saw Martinique. I should look deeper into that history.
It would seem that because French is the language of the islands the connection to French is much more recent and direct than the Kouri-Vini language of fewer than 10,000 Creole folk in Louisiana. The dialect in the islands is said to be spoken by 13 million people. It provides a common language for populations that move freely among the French and English speaking islands in the Carribean.
Must be fascinating for a native French speaker to listen to it.
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