Yvette Landry sings "Valse d'orphelin" with the Cajun Roosters - Transatlantic Sessions

Here's part of a review from Driftwood Magazine about a project I did with a band called the Cajun Roosters... "Yet, it's "Valse d'orphelin," sung by the LRDs' Yvette Landry, that yields the most emotional impact. With an acoustic accompaniment of guitars, lapsteel, fiddle and dobro, Landry, with her country-ish drawl, emotes the tragic story of a child waking up to find that his mother had been called to the heavens during the night. Once you know the story, it's hard to make it through with a dry eye—Landry's performance is that good." For the full review, go to: http://driftwoodmagazine.com/2012/05/...