CD: Steppin' On - Song: "He Says, She Says"
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He Says, She Says

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Song: "Down In Texas Way"  - CD: Don't Ask Why  
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Down In Texas Way

CD:  Don't Ask Why - Song: "Why You Looking So Sad"
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Why You Looking So Sad

CD: Step 2 U -  Song: " Break It Down"
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Break It Down

CD: Like Never Before -  Song: "Come On Over"
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Come On Over

CD: I'm So Glad -  Song: "Standing Room Only (Remix)"
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Standing Room Only (Remix)

CD: Like Never Before -  Song: "U Can't Keep A Good Man Down"
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U Can't Keep A Good Man Down

Step Rideau and The Zydeco Outlaws entertain various audiences throughout the nation by providing the finest Zydeco sounds around.
Step Rideau and the Zydeco Outlaws offer traditional sounds from native Louisiana fused with the urban vibe of contemporary Houston.  Their music fuses influences ranging from old Creole folk songs to classic rhythm and blues to rap and beyond, making them one of the top Zydeco bands of the Gulf Coast region where the genre originated.  Stephen Joseph Rideau was born in 1966 in the little St. Landry Parish town of LeBeau, Louisiana.  Surrounded by black Creole culture and Zydeco music from his infancy, it wasn’t until relocating to Houston in the Mid-1980s that began to play the accordion and eventually formed his own band.  Today Step Rideau is widely acknowledged on both sides of the Sabine River as one of the living masters of the instrument.  He also established himself, over the past decade and the course of multiple recordings and festival appearances nationwide, as one of the most prolific and passionate zydeco recording artists, songwriters, and live performers in the region.

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