
Boozoo Chavis (born: Wilson Anthony Chavis) was one of the pioneers of zydeco, the Cajun and blues hybrid originating in southwest Louisiana. Although his self-composed 1954 single, "Paper in My Shoes," was the first zydeco hit, Chavis was distrustful of the music industry and refused to perform publicly or record again until 1984. In an interview featured in the 1990 book, The New Folk Music, Chavis explained, "I got gypped out of my record. I get frustrated, sometimes.
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Paper In My Shoe
Lula Lula Don't You Go to Bingo
Dog Hill
Uncle Bud
Zydeco Hee Haw
Zydeco Cha Cha
Lula, Lula Don't You Go To Bingo
Johnnie Billie Goat
Deacon Jones
Forty One Days
You're Gonna Look Like a Monkey
Don't Worry About Boozoo
Dance All Night
Oh Ho She's Gone
Bosco Stomp
Paper in My Shoes
Johnnie Billy Goat
Oh Yae Yae
Bernadette
Keep Your Dress Tail Down
I'm Going to the Country to Get Me a Mojo Hand
Zydeco Mardi Gras
Tee Black
Boozoo's Theme Song
Jolie Catan
Hamburgers And Popcorn
L.A. Women Love Uncle Bud
Zydeco Hee-haw
Motor Dude Special
Goin' to the Zydeco
Bottle Up And Go
Goin' to la maison
Mother's Blues
I'm Ready Me
Who Stole My Monkey?
Oh bye mon neg
Crying Waltz
Hey Do Right
The Spotted Cow Died
I Want to Go Home
Gilton
Boozoo, That's Who
Oh Yeah
Zydeco Homebrew
Lucille
Grand Mary's Two Step
Baby Please Don't Go
I Went to the Dance
What You Gonna Do
Sugar Bee
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