Cayouche

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Name = Cayouche


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Background = solo_singer
Birth_name = Réginald Charles Gagnon
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Born = 1948
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Origin = flagicon|Canada Moncton, New Brunswick
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Genre = Country
Occupation = singer/songwriter
Years_active = 1994 – 2003
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Réginald Charles Gagnon, known as Cayouche (born 1948), is an Acadian singer-songwriter of Acadian French country music. He was born in Moncton, New Brunswick on the eastern coast of Canada.

The early life of Réginald Charles Gagnon

At the age of thirteen, Cayouche left eastern Canada with his mother to go live in the suburbs of Boston, Massachusetts, in the United States. He later joined the United States Marine Corps when he was 19. While serving, he took part in the Vietnam War. However, he never went into combat. When his military service was over, he returned to Massachusetts where he spent the next ten years.In 1979, he returned to Canada and went as a nomad with his back pack and his guitar.

Cayouche and his career as a musician

His nickname comes from the United States. He says that people would tell him: "t’es pas Acayen t’es Acayouche", meaning "you're not Acadian, you're Acayouche". "Acayouche" later became "Cayouche", which is now his nickname.He started his career as a musician in various community centers of northern New Brunswick.

Discography

*Un Vieux Hippy (released, 1994)
* Moitié-moitié (released, 1996)
* Roule, roule (released, 1999)
* Last Call (released, 2003)

ongs

*Mon bicycle, ma musique (3:04)
*Au camp (3:59)
*Une place au chaud (4:05)
*L'Auberge du Quai de l'Horloge (4:23)
*La 6 49 (4:04)
*Pills à nerfs (6:01)
*Red Haired Boy (instrumental) (2:34)
*Pas d'icitte, pas d'ailleurs (3:23)
*Grand-Père Jos (3:55)
*Le frigidaire de mon chum (5:03)
*Le blues à Cay (4:09)
*Viens faire un tour (4:45)
*La Reine Du Bingo (3:50)
*La Chaine De Mon Tracteur (2:16)
*Laurie (3:00)
*Last Call (3:00)
*L'alcool au volant (3:20)

*Dans la city
*Goo'day
*Bootlegger
*Le frigidaire
*C'est du fun à être fou
*Les enfants à coup d'botte
*J'ai 40 ans
*Moi j'm'en rappelle
*Export " A "
*La crotte dans la pipe
*Le nord du Nouveau-Brunswick

*L'hiver s'en vient
*Innocent
*Le p'tit Jeep à André
*Le bon vieux temps
*Les bas de laine

Further reading

* [http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cayouche Cayouche - Wikipedia (français)]