Gator Beat
Sonoma, California, United States
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"This very high energy group is enjoyed by all ages. They are easy to work with, and fun to listen to. They get your toe tapping and your body wiggling so you want to get out of your chair and dance. Sit down and enjoy the beat from Gator Beat, you won't be sorry" (Played this festival every year since 1998) - Ken and Flossie Coulter, directors of Mammoth Jazz
"This very high energy group is enjoyed by all ages. They are easy to work with, and fun to listen to. They get your toe tapping and your body wiggling so you want to get out of your chair and dance. Sit down and enjoy the beat from Gator Beat, you won't be sorry" (Played this festival every year since 1998) - Ken and Flossie Coulter, directors of Mammoth Jazz
The Gator Beat Band has what it takes. With the same survival instinct as it's namesake, Gator Beat continues to adapt itself to its audiences, always with something fresh yet true to its calling. That calling is to represent the music of South Louisiana in all its forms, Cajun, Zydeco, and New Orleans style. They have the talent and diversity to express the subtleties, execute the differences. The result is a remarkable show with so much variety and depth that at the end, you just want to see it again. The Gator Beat Band leaves you happy and hollerin' "Gimme Some Mo". - Globe Records
Discography
1996 Mardi Gras Fever
1997 See Ya Later Alligator
1999 River's Gonna Go
2002 Lucky Stars
2005 Keep On Smilin'
2007 Gimme Some Mo'
2010 Let's Dance
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The Gator Beat Band has what it takes. With the same survival instinct as it's namesake, Gator Beat continues to adapt itself to its audiences, always with something fresh yet true to its calling. That calling is to represent the music of South Louisiana in all its forms, Cajun, Zydeco, and New Orleans style. They have the talent and diversity to express the subtleties, execute the differences. The result is a remarkable show with so much variety and depth that at the end, you just want to see it again. The Gator Beat Band leaves you happy and hollerin' "Gimme Some Mo".
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