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    The Good Old Days
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    I Pulled a Muscle in My Drinking Arm
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    Frozen Bones
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    Funky Cajun Groove
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    Down At the Twist and Shout
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    Living to Do
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    The Bridge to Matlacha
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    I Feel Stepped On Like a Shoe
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    Assholes Dont Sing Love Songs
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    Cajun Love Song
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    Gator Crossin
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    Its Just Me
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    We Aint Leavin Till Were Heavin (puking in the Parking Lot)

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Description:
zydeco flavored mostly original folk, rock and blues.

13 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Folk Blues, ROCK: Americana



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A product of the US public school system and hence geographically challenged, the Yard Dogs decided to name their fourth cd, "Are We in Canada Yet?" after venturing north from the southwest Florida swamps to record it live during their eleven day run at the Wisconsin State Fair in August of 2006. It features eleven original tunes wrtten by the members of the band which reflect their upbeat, offbeat, quirky outlook on a variety of life's situations. The two cover songs included in the recording maintain the party flavor of the entire cd.

A Yard Dogs performance is a party in process! Though its origin is the mangrove swamps of southwest Florida, their music blends elements of folk, country, bluegrass, blues, rock and roll and flavors it with a Cajun/Zydeco seasoning resulting in a genre they call Florida Swamp Music!

Take three guys from the swamps of Matlacha, Florida, give them a 6-string banjo, an accordion, and a homemade plywood rhumba box, and douse them liberally with beer! The result? Usually irreverent, often controversial, always entertaining music that brings joy to your heart, a smile to your face, and rhythym to your feet!

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