Hugh Robertson on fiddle, Josey Wales on drums, Steve Hargroder on accordian, the mysterious Woody on bass, and Cheryl Hargroder on guitar. History of the Colorado Cajun Dance Band CCDB Photo Album . The Cajun and Zydeco dance craze is slowly taking the country over as people come to realize just how easy and fun dancing can be. Consisting of only a few basic steps, it is easy to learn and enjoy. The emphasis at a Cajun dance is on fun and interaction, not on how good you are.
People frequently change partners, so it is fun to go alone or with others.
With its joie de vivre and sense of camaraderie, Cajun culture quickly draws people into its sphere of influence captivating many who come into contact with it. Starting from its source in Louisiana, Cajun Culture, which experienced a revival in the late seventies and early eighties, has been spreading out over the country in a slowly advancing wave. Festivals such as the Augusta Heritage Arts Festival in Elkins, West Virginia have helped to draw in musicians from other parts of the country who have since gone out and started dance scenes in their own locales. This page last updated February 9, 1998. Page accessed 6944 times since February 27, 1997.