Warren Lee Ceasar
b. 1952 in Basile (Louisiana)
d. May 11th, 2000 in Lafayette (Louisiana)
COTTON PICKIN' BLUES
Big Note
1987
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BAYOU TRASH
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1987
ZYDECO SHOOTOUT AT EL SID O'S
Rounder
October 1990
Dans ce concert dans un club de Lafayette, Warren prend deux titres en leader bien accompagné par Fernest Arceneaux et son groupe : "Louisiana saturday night" et le reggae "Cocaine go away".
In this concert at a Lafayette club, Warren performs two songs as a leader well accompanied by Fernest Arceneaux and his backing band : "Louisiana saturday night" and the reggae "Cocaine go away".
THE CROWD PLEASER
Sound of New Orleans
May 1993
Dans cet album produit par Gary Edwards pour le label Sound of New Orleans, Warren montre qu'il est - malgré ses limitations au chant - un excellent trompettiste et flûtiste. Il est notamment accompagné ici de l'accordéoniste Dwight Carrier et du guitariste Gabriel Perrodin Jr (le fils de Guitar Gable). Dans ce programme intéressant mais inégal, on apprécie "La lune bleue", "Valse de Grand Basile", "Zydeco shuffle", "Zydeco sont pas sale", "Zydeco coteau", "Bernadette". En plus de son activité de musicien, Warren a publié plusieurs vidéos culinaires ("Country Caesar's kitchen"). Il décède prématurément d'une rupture d'anévrisme en mai 2000.
On this album, produced by Gary Edwards for the Sound of New Orleans label, Warren demonstrates that he is, despite his vocal limitations, an excellent trumpeter and flautist. He is notably accompanied here by accordionist Dwight Carrier and guitarist Gabriel Perrodin Jr (Guitar Gable's son). In this interesting but uneven program, we appreciate "La lune bleue", "Valse de Grand Basile", "Zydeco shuffle", "Zydeco sont pas sale", "Zydeco coteau", "Bernadette". In addition to his musical activities, Warren released several cooking videos ("Country Caesar's kitchen"). He died prematurely of a ruptured aneurysm in may 2000.