LeRoux

Their 1978 Capitol press release read, "LeRoux takes its name from the Cajun French term for the thick and hearty gravy base thats used to make a gumbo." LeRouxs eponymous first album was a musical gumbo that blended various instruments and music arrangements into a spicy, mouth-watering southern rock sound. In fact, their Southern anthem New Orleans Ladies,voted Song of the Century by Gambit Magazine, simmered with the laid-back feel of the "Big Easy," evoking images of Bour

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Their 1978 Capitol press release read, "LeRoux takes its name from the Cajun French term for the thick and hearty gravy base thats used to make a gumbo." LeRouxs eponymous first album was a musical gumbo that blended various instruments and music arrangements into a spicy, mouth-watering southern rock sound. In fact, their Southern anthem New Orleans Ladies,voted Song of the Century by Gambit Magazine, simmered with the laid-back feel of the "Big Easy," evoking images of Bour

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