If Clifton Chenier was the king of zydeco music, Rockin' Dopsie (pronounced doopsie) with his unequaled proficiency on the button accordion was its crown prince. Like Chenier, Dopsie was devoted to preserving the old French songs that form the basis of zydeco. He was born Alton Rubin in Carencro, LA, a small town near Lafayette. He spent much of his childhood picking cotton and working in the cane fields. His father played accordion and performed at local weekend house parties.
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Old Time Zydeco
I Got a Woman
Zydeco 'Round the World
Mardi Gras In New Orleans
They All Ask For You
Zydeco Around the World
Ay Tete Fee
My Baby She's Gone
Keep a Knockin'
Lucille
Foot Stompin' Zydeco
Dopsie's Boogie
Please Don't Leave Me
The Louisiana Two Step
Dopsie's Cajun Stomp
Tous Demandant Pour Toi
O, O, Ba, Ba
Ay-Tet-Te- Fee
Allons a Lafayette
Sweet Lucy
I'm in the Mood for Love
Shake Rattle And Roll
I Can't Lose With the Stuff I Use
Ma Negresse
I'm In The Mood Baby
No Good Woman
Zyde-Cool
Make It Hot
The Back Door
Ella Mae
Do Right Tonight
Who's Loving You
Shake Rattle & Roll
Run Here to Me Baby
Flip Flop and Fly
Why You Do The Things You Do
Crazy 'Bout That Married Woman
Who's Lovin' You Tonite
Pushin' & Pullin'
Josephine
Down at the Mardi Gras
Ay-Te-Te-Fee
Jambalaya
Ay-Tete-Fee
They All Asked For You
Boogie Woogie Zydeco Man
Ella May
I'm In The Mood
I'm Coming Home
Shake, Rattle And Roll
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