1755
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ST (re-issue)
Confirmed
1755
Title:
ST (re-issue)
Format:
CD
Label:
Isba K 5003
Year:
1994
Origin:
Moncton, New Brunswick
Genre:
acadian, folk, traditional
Keyword:
Value of Original Title:
Mp3 Album Price:
Release Type:
Albums
Rooms:
1970's,
Francophone,
New Brunswick
Confirmed
Tracks
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| 1 | Hello Joe |
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| 2 | C.B. Buddie |
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| 3 | Confession |
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| 4 | La toune a Louis Arsenault |
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| 5 | Le monde qu'on connait |
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| 6 | Maudite guerre |
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| 7 | Rue Dufferin |
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| 8 | Boire ma bouteille |
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| 9 | U.I.C. |
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| 10 | Le monde a bien change |
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| 11 | Geddap Sam |
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| 12 | Vie de fou |
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| 13 | Je chante pour toi |
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Review
"The Acadian musical group 1755 came on the scene in Moncton in the 1970s, at a time when Acadie was in full cultural and social effervescence. The group was formed in 1975, but not until 1977 did they take the name 1755. In some ways, 1755 somewhat marked Acadie's passage into modernity and generated a new consciousness of Acadian pride and identity. The group's reference to the date 1755 is in some ways thumbing its nose at history. Even though the group broke up in 1984, they still sometimes reunite on stage, as in 1994 during the first National Acadian Congress. Still today, the group 1755 is an undeniable reference point in regards to Acadian music."
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