It may even be very entertaining, as the evening's closing act, the rogue-ish Moussu T et lei jovents, were to prove.
Singing in the ancient Occitan language from the region around Marseille and presenting a highly individual, blend-of-old-and-new take on the jugband tradition, this quartet made quite an impression. There was even a modest outbreak of kinda Blues Brothers-style dancing, as wilfully energetic banjo playing, bubbling percussion, and songs enthusing over regional delicacies combined in a good-time gumbo that should ensure that this first Glasgow trip won't be their last.
