Music: Alligator Purse
BeauSoleil's Cajun swamp-guitar sound lets the good times roll.
Now in their fourth decade of making old-fashioned Cajun music, Michael Doucet and company still muster the freewheeling enthusiasm of eager rookies. As funky as R&B and fiery as punk rock, Alligator Pursestakes out familiar Louisiana turf with Doucet's flying fiddle and Jimmy Breaux's wonderfully wheezy accordion. The sextet doesn't always stick close to home. From "Rouler et Tourner," a bluesy Muddy Waters cover, to the country wail of "Little Darlin'," featuring Natalie Merchant, to the foot-stomping "The Problem," written by swamp-guitar hero J.J. Cale, BeauSoleil's greasy, soulful grooves guarantee bon temps.
Merchant Accounts
These alligator purse are still very much a fashion trend. Most businesses and merchant accounts companies are still interested in offering them to their customers and clients at a very affordable price. I see them all over LA in speciality stores.
Doucet was originally a
Doucet was originally a member of the mid-1970s Cajun/rock band called Coteau. During that same time some of his friends and he formed his current band, BeauSoleil, which was purer to Cajun musical tradition.



























