Buckwheat Zydeco

Accordion player and bandleader

Buckwheat Zydeco - Artists & Creatives born November 14th, 1947
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An American accordion player and bandleader, this musician significantly contributed to the Zydeco genre, blending traditional Creole music with rock and blues influences. Born in Louisiana, the artist began performing in local venues and later gained prominence in the music scene. The performer collaborated with many notable artists and maintained a vibrant touring schedule. The band became a staple in both regional festivals and international music events, showcasing the sounds of Louisiana.

Released multiple albums including 'On a Night Like This'

Served as the bandleader for Buckwheat Zydeco and celebrated live performances

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