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X-WR-CALDESC:The great thing about BeauSoleil is\, throughout the band's 40
 -year history\, they've defied the conventions of critics who might've pig
 eon-holed them as throwback roots music revivalists. They've taken in peop
 les' confusions and cranked out fun\, can't-stay-in-your-seat music that s
 ounds like it's literally made by the light of the 'beau soleil'-- the bea
 utiful sun\, in French. Meanwhile\, they've brought the genre to new heigh
 ts. They were the very first Cajun group to ever win a GRAMMY\, for L’amou
 r Ou La Folie in 1998\, and they went on to win another in 2010. They've b
 ecome mainstays on NPR's 'A Prairie Home Companion.' They even performed a
 t the Super Bowl in 1997. In four decades of writing\, touring\, and recor
 ding together\, the band has released 25 albums\, the most recent of which
  was 2013's From Bamako to Carencro\, a culture-crossing release designed 
 to highlight the connections between Bamako\, Mali\, in West Africa\, and 
 the kind of music made in Lafayette\, LA\, suburbs like Carencro. There's 
 a 'sonic bloodline' there\, one running straight back into the band's Loui
 siana roots\, but that doesn't stop them from exploring swing\, blues\, ja
 zz\, R&B\, and even bluegrass on the album\, where guitarist David Doucet\
 , 'even tucks an occasional Lester Flatt-style G-run into his highly melod
 ic guitar solos.' Tickets are $45. $43 for members\, and $40 for students.
 \nHosted by the Earlville Opera House.
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DESCRIPTION:The great thing about BeauSoleil is\, throughout the band's 40-
 year history\, they've defied the conventions of critics who might've pige
 on-holed them as throwback roots music revivalists. They've taken in peopl
 es' confusions and cranked out fun\, can't-stay-in-your-seat music that so
 unds like it's literally made by the light of the 'beau soleil'-- the beau
 tiful sun\, in French. Meanwhile\, they've brought the genre to new height
 s. They were the very first Cajun group to ever win a GRAMMY\, for L’amour
  Ou La Folie in 1998\, and they went on to win another in 2010. They've be
 come mainstays on NPR's 'A Prairie Home Companion.' They even performed at
  the Super Bowl in 1997. In four decades of writing\, touring\, and record
 ing together\, the band has released 25 albums\, the most recent of which 
 was 2013's From Bamako to Carencro\, a culture-crossing release designed t
 o highlight the connections between Bamako\, Mali\, in West Africa\, and t
 he kind of music made in Lafayette\, LA\, suburbs like Carencro. There's a
  'sonic bloodline' there\, one running straight back into the band's Louis
 iana roots\, but that doesn't stop them from exploring swing\, blues\, jaz
 z\, R&B\, and even bluegrass on the album\, where guitarist David Doucet\,
  'even tucks an occasional Lester Flatt-style G-run into his highly melodi
 c guitar solos.' Tickets are $45. $43 for members\, and $40 for students.
 \nHosted by the Earlville Opera House.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20150821T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20150821T220000
LOCATION:18 East Main Street\, Earlville\, NY
SUMMARY:BeauSoleil with Michael Doucet- Legendary Cajun Fusion
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