His 2015 tour will wrap up next month in California, but not before the country legend rides into Las Vegas for performances at the National Finals Rodeo December 11th and 12th. Daytime is one thing, but when you go at night it’s just a whole different world.”Ĭharlie Daniels Band: Live at Billy Bob’s Texas is available now. “I’m familiar with them and spent quite a bit of time in them - hunting and logging and that sort of stuff - and especially at night, they take on a whole other look. This new sound blended Rock & Rock, New Orleans rhythm and blues, country, blues, and Cajun into a musical gumbo, and it was simply called South Louisiana music until British fans named it Swamp Pop.
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“I come from the coast of North Carolina, and we’re loaded down with swamps,” he says. Listen to The Legend of Wooley Swamp MP3 Song by Jungle Dream from the album Country Goes Hardcore free online on Gaana. In the early 50’s, a special brew of rock and roll music was developing in Cajun South Louisiana. Daniels says the whole thing is fiction, of course - there are no alligators in North Carolina and he’s not sure where the name of the old man, Lucius Clay, came from - but the terror of a swamp at night is all too real. A group of local no-goods decide to kill and rob the hermit, but get swallowed by quicksand as they try to escape. In true campfire fashion, Daniels describes a creepy old man who hoards money all over the swamp, taking it out to admire only when the moon is right. It just seemed like the kind of place a story like that could happen.” We ‘coon hunted, so we hunted there at night and it was all overgrown with briars and brambles and all kinds of stuff. “I happened to think about this old swamp down in North Carolina - called the Wooley Swamp - I used to hunt in when I was a boy that was a real spooky place. “I started casting around looking for an old mountain legend or an old Indian legend or something, and I never could find anything I felt could fit in the bounds of the song,” Daniels explains.
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