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Garolou is a Canadian progressive and folk-rock group. Formed in 1975 by French Canadians from Ontario and Quebec, the band was originally called Lougarou
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Lalonde joined the award-winning rock group Garolou. He contributed to the albums Romancero (1980), and Garolou (1978), for which the band won Félix Awards
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Record label headquartered in the UK
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Annual Canadian music award in Québec
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American record producer and audio engineer
assist with the recording of several albums by the French-Canadian band Garolou. In 1976 he was involved as a sound engineer in the production of the album
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Popular artists of the 70s included Harmonium, Offenbach, Plume Latraverse, Garolou and Beau Dommage, as well as Michel Rivard. Country music, in both French
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(2002–) The Gandharvas (1989–2000) Ganglion (2005–2011) Garfield (1974–) Garolou (1975–) Garry Lee and the Showdown (1980–1994) The Garrys (2015–) Gary
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Dutch zydeco and Cajun music band
Two-Step "La danse à limonade" (original title, "La danse de la limonade") – Garolou (1980), on the album Romancero – Midlife Two-Step "Mamou Two Step" – Lawrence
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Late Sixteenth-Century French governor and military commander
Biron's last days is told in a 1978 song by the French-Canadian rock band Garolou, entitled "La complainte du maréchal Biron". In the song, Biron is depicted
Charles de Gontaut, 1st Duke of Biron
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