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For a special Christmas Eve edition of The View From The Cab, our omnipresent road warrior, Dave Carter, contacted his friend and occasional Ricochet Contributor, Alphonse Fontenot, for a unique version of a Christmas classic.  So gather the children around, and try not to drink anything until the podcast comes to a complete stop.

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Robert E. Lee
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Robert E. Lee

Beautiful!

DocJay
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Jul '11
DocJay

Ca C'est Bon.  Thanks Alphonse you old coon ass(should not be a CoC issue as that is a term of affection in La).  Your accent sounds Lafayette or Opelousas maybe,  one of the happiest years of my life was spent in Cajun country.  Nicest people in the world.

Edited on Dec 24, 2011 at 12:15pm
Dave Carter

Dat"s Bayou LaFourche, cher!

Peter Robinson

Tears down my cheeks--and all the kids came running to find out what Dad was laughing it.  Oh, Lord, Alphonse.  There's no one even jus' a liddle bit like you!

Pseudodionysius
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Sep '10
Pseudodionysius

I got nuttin 2 add.

George Savage

I am now finally feeling the Christmas spirit.  Thank you, Alphonse, and thank you, Dave.

Merry Christmas!

tabula rasa
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Jun '10
tabula rasa

Fontenot for president.  He'll lock up that all-important Cajun vote. 

Basil Fawlty
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Mar '11
Basil Fawlty

Thank you Dave and Alphonse.  Love the JTTW music.  Any additional information on it would be appreciated.

Edited on Dec 24, 2011 at 3:02pm
CJRun
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Dec '10
CJRun

Merry Christmas to all.  As I wrap the last couple of things (read; last chance to play with), I second Basil; more info on the Zydeco JTTW tune would be welcome!

Edited on Dec 24, 2011 at 5:30pm
Jimmy Carter
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Jul '10
Jimmy Carter

I think We just witnessed the birth..... of Our first Ricochet Christmas Tradition: Alphonse reading a Christmas Classic on Christmas Eve.

Jimmy Carter
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Jul '10
Jimmy Carter

I, also, loved the JTTW music.

Dave Carter

Mais you has to ask da Yetti 'bout dat one.  One ting for true,...I can't keep ma feets still when I hear it.  I get dem heebie jeebie two step.  

Blue Yeti
Cajun Christmas

It's from Jo-El Sonnier's Cajun Christmas album. 

Edited on Dec 24, 2011 at 6:57pm
Dave Carter

Dat's da First Jo-El, him?  Here's a video where he brung down da house.  Jus' look at all dem people passin' a good time yeah!  

Andrea Ryan
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May '10
Andrea Ryan

I need a cup of chicory coffee and some beignets when I listen to that.  I loved it!!


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May '11
Mole-eye

Alphonse, cher, that is a fine, fine story.  An' if you ever go pas' Shrevepoat an' found yousef in Los Angeles, you come by ma house an' I'll make you a pot o' de bes' gumbo crosst the Luziana line.  Bring you frien', ti-Davey wit' you, too.  Joyeaux Noel, Merry Chris'mas, an' peace on earth to you an' alla your'n.

Basil Fawlty
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Mar '11
Basil Fawlty

Blue Yeti

It's from Jo-El Sonnier's Cajun Christmas album.  · Dec 24 at 6:55pm

Edited on Dec 24 at 06:57 pm

Thanks, Yeti.  Just downloaded it.  Merry Christmas!  (In the spirit of capitalism, it's $2.99 cheaper over at Amazon.  That's almost enough to get you a grande latte at Starbucks.)  


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David Cheney

I am thinking Ricochet just boosted Jo-El's Christmas sales beyond expectations.

 I just had to have that Joy To the World Yeti put on that podcast


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