Greetings to everyone. I would like to take this opportunity to hope everyone is staying as safe as possible with this virus that has taken over the world and that you and your loved ones are as safe as possible. This as you all know has gripped the nation. I pray that a cure and/or remedy can be found quickly and that it is effective to stop and/or at least slow this epidemic.
Doug Kershaw was born in 1936 and raised in a musical family on a houseboat near Louisiana’s Calcasieu River, which makes him the real deal on being Cajun. The lyrics that he wrote to Louisiana Man were autobiographical and happened to be the first song ever broadcast back to earth from the moon during the 1969 Apollo 12 Mission. From an alligator-filled swamp to the barren lunar surface, that’s quite a reach for any song.
Howdy, Texas music fans! Great thing about music is that you can listen to it anywhere! But we miss our dancing community and hope we will be scootin’ our boots and kickin’ up our heels in dance halls, festival pavilions, and church picnic fields soon!
We hope you are having a great 2020. I would personally like to thank everyone who came into Chicago on Jan. 18 and 19, to celebrate January as National Polka Month with the International Polka Association.
