Waitin' for My Ya Ya Buckwheat Zydeco Ils Sont Partis Band

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  • Release Date: 02/14/1992
  • Original Release: 1985
  • Sales Rank: 118,411
  • Label: ROUNDER / UMGD
  • UPC: 011661205123

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Waitin' for My Ya Ya

1LISTENMy Feet Can't Fail Me Now / Buckwheat Zydeco 3:05
2LISTENSomeone Else Is Steppin' In / Buckwheat Zydeco 3:55
3LISTENLache Pas la Patate / Buckwheat Zydeco 2:52
4LISTENWarm and Tender Love / Buckwheat Zydeco 4:57
5LISTENWalking to New Orleans / Buckwheat Zydeco 4:33
6LISTENYa Ya / Buckwheat Zydeco 3:33
7LISTENYour Man Is Home Tonight / Buckwheat Zydeco 5:01
8LISTENTee-Nah-Nah / Buckwheat Zydeco 4:40
9LISTENThink It over One More Time / Buckwheat Zydeco 3:31
10LISTENBuck's Step-Up / Buckwheat Zydeco 3:02
11LISTENHot Tamale Baby / Buckwheat Zydeco Bonus Track 4:41

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Buckwheat Zydeco came closest on this 1985 session to balancing his R&B and pop tendencies with a zydeco authenticity missing from his releases on other labels. The Ils Sont Partis Band, especially guitarist Jimmy Reed, rubboard man Elijah Cudges, and trumpeter Calvin Landry, put some spark and drive behind the arrangements on the covers of Fats Domino's "Walking to New Orleans" and Percy Sledge's "Warm and Tender Love," while Zydeco's singing on these and other numbers, like "Lache Pas la Patate" and "Tee-Nah-Nah," was more focused, less gimmicky, and more on target than at any time before or since. Although he never was as talented as some of his supporters claimed, Buckwheat Zydeco was closer to a serious zydeco performer than merely another copyist here. Ron Wynn, All Music Guide

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