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MAMA ROSIN - BLACK ROBERTThe Swiss Cajun/punk trio's third album is a little more introspective - although introspective is a relative term when it comes to these lovers of the rowdy and ramshackled. However, the rousing melodeon and guitar-led party numbers are juxtaposed to one or two more ... read more » |
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MAMA ROSIN - BRULE LENTEMENTAgain, their passion and energy flow seamlessly into the 13 new tracks according to the spirit of making old things new: A gumbo of old Cajun and Zydeco roots, minced and spiced up with the sound and the power of the new Millenium; old Deep Louisiana Black Roots meets ... read more » |
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MAMA ROSIN - BYE BYE BAYOUPRODUCED BY JON SPENCER. Long celebrated as a seminal live band, Mama Rosin's unique vision - Louisiana swamp grooves meet New York's CBGB white heat/white noise! - found legendary American rocker Jon Spencer embracing the band. Matching Mama Rosin with Jon Spencer proved a ... read more » |
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MAMA ROSIN - BYE BYE BAYOUPRODUCED BY JON SPENCER. Long celebrated as a seminal live band, Mama Rosin's unique vision - Louisiana swamp grooves meet New York's CBGB white heat/white noise! - found legendary American rocker Jon Spencer embracing the band. Matching Mama Rosin with Jon Spencer proved a ... read more » |
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MAMA ROSIN - BYE BYE BAYOU (DIRECTOR'S CUT)New version for especially made for the USA/Canadian market, with new tracklist and new songs. The band calls it the "Director's Cut". The tracklist has been selected by Jon Spencer himself. There are 3 new songs from the same session and some removed. Tracks: 01. ... read more » |
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MAMA ROSIN - TU AS PERDU TON CHEMINMAMA ROSIN, the POWER CAJUN TRIO from Geneva,Switzerland Those young rebels sound like nothing you've heard before! They live and love the Cajun Music Style, whose roots go way back to the 18th century. It was brought to the south of the United States, to Louisiana, by the ... read more » |
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MAMA ROSIN - TU AS PERDU TON CHEMINMAMA ROSIN, the POWER CAJUN TRIO from Geneva,Switzerland Those young rebels sound like nothing you've heard before! They live and love the Cajun Music Style, whose roots go way back to the 18th century. It was brought to the south of the United States, to Louisiana, by the ... read more » |
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