J. D. Miller’s recording studios in Crowley are best known for recording South Louisiana musical genres but the studio leaves a mixed legacy, having produced a series of racist songs in the 1960s.
Rockin’ Sidney’s award-winning song, “My Toot Toot,” has inspired numerous covers in North and South America.
Accordionist, singer, and songwriter Rosie Ledet is known as the “Zydeco Sweetheart.”
Born in Scott, where he still maintains a home, Zachary Richard is a musician, poet, environmentalist, and cultural activist.
Zydeco is a musical genre that emerged from Black Creole dance music in rural areas of Louisiana.
The accordion and rubboard are the lead instruments in this musical form.
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