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In August 2014 at the Congres Mondial Acadien, the Acadian communities in Canada and the United States will commemorate the Grand Derangement (Expulsion) in 1755 when they were transported, under great duress, from their homes in Acadia to Louisiana. The Acadians were emigrants from France who settled in the Acadia region ( New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Maine) and built a rich culture there until the British expelled them during the French and Indian Wars. Their homes were burned, family members were separated, and they were scattered along the Eastern Seaboard, with the majority resettling in Louisiana, near Lafayette. Here the Acadians became Cajuns, developing their own language and a lively musical culture that evolved into Zydeco. The expulsion became the basis for Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s legendary poem, Evangeline – and for the song Acadian Driftwood, written by Robbie Robertson and performed by The Band. American Songwriter magazine called “Acadian Driftwood†a masterpiece of Acadian music .This book provides the history of Acadian and Cajun music from pre-expulsion to the revival of this music today, written by Paul-Emile Comeau, a direct descendant of the original French settlers and the premier historian of Acadian and Cajun music. He has written the National Geographic and Rough Guide encyclopedia entries for Acadian, Cajun, and Zydeco music. He has produced a 13-part series called the “Connexion Acadiene†for CBC radio and NPR.

Extremely limited vinyl LP pressing including download coupon. Konntinent is the solo project of London based musician Antony Harrison. Both as Konntinent and through his other project names Arev Konn and Paco Sala, Antony has a discography that lists Home Normal, Sonic Pieces, Humming Conch and Symbolic Interaction as labels he has worked with. His live performances have meant he has been able to share the stage with artists such as Machine Fabriek, Ian Hawgood, Simon Scott, Library Tapes, Jasp

TAHOE TRAP is about a 10-year-old illegal, Mexican, immigrant boy named Paco Ipar. When Paco's foster mother is murdered, he is left homeless, and, because he doesn't speak Spanish, without even a country he can call home. Tahoe Detective Owen McKenna discovers that two contract killers out of Las Vegas are after Paco. McKenna knows that if he does nothing, the men will keep pursuing the boy. So McKenna plans to set a trap for them using Paco as bait. McKenna's plan carries a huge risk. If it goes wrong, he will be handing the boy to the killers...

Bonita, a saddle horse belonging to a wealthy San Antonio family, loses her comfortable home at the siege of the Alamo, and must escape into the wilderness to survive on her own with only the help of Paco, a burro, and a wild stallion.

Bonita, a saddle horse belonging to a wealthy San Antonio family, loses her comfortable home at the siege of the Alamo, and must escape into the wilderness to survive on her own with only the help of Paco, a burro, and a wild stallion.

As a tropical storm beats down on the Philippine island of Cebu two sisters leave work and never make it home. That same night hundreds of miles away in Manila on a different island Paco Larranaga 19 is at a party surrounded by dozens of reliable witnesses. The missing women Marijoy 21 and Jacqueline Chiong 23 are pretty and innocent Chinese-Filipinos a group that has formed a traditional underclass. Paco accused of their rapes and murders is part of a prominent mestizo political clan that inclu