Spicy Louisiana music done in the popular style of home-grown Zydeco.

15 MP3 Songs in this album (57:38) !
Related styles: WORLD: Zydeco, FOLK: Folk Pop

People who are interested in Clifton Chenier Rockin’ Dopsie Beau Jocque should consider this download.


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Corey "Lil Pop" Ledet has been setting local Zydeco and Cajun dance all and festival stages on fire. Whether he is playing his single row or piano key accordion, Corey's music ranges in style from old-time Creole and Zydeco through updated versions done in his own way.

Originally from Houston, Texas, Corey grew up hearing the records of Clifton Chenier, Rockin' Dopsie, and many other great musicians. By the age of 10, Corey began playing the piano key accordion, and after graduating high school, Corey moved over to south Louisiana.

In 1999, Corey formed his own Zydeco band. In 2005, he released his first CD entitled, "Three Years 2 Late," produced by Dirk Powell. Corey then began producing his own CDs with "Don't Shut Me Out," in February, 2007 and his latest "A Matter of Time" in May, 2009.

Corey and his band have become local favorites in dance halls all over southwest Louisiana and Texas. They have performed at numerous festivals all over the south from Festival International in Lafayette to the Texas-Louisiana Zydeco Extravaganza in Beaumont, TX.

Whether he is performing with his band or teaches Creole accordion classes, Corey Ledet is the new game in town upon which future books which will written. Corey "Lil Pop" Ledet came to the Liberty Theater June 4, 2005, dressed like the King of Zydeco, the late Clifton Chenier, but more to the point, he played Clifton's legendary music with both skill and soul, producing a sound that invited the audience to close their eyes and imagine the King was himself once more on the stage. Corey and his band got a standing ovation.