Evangeline by Bon Bon Vivant
Bon Bon Vivants debut album released in 2014, remastered and remixed in 2017.
Tracklist
| 1. | Gone Gone Gone | 4:42 |
| 2. | Delilah | 4:21 |
| 3. | White Satin Ribbon | 3:39 |
| 4. | Pearls to Swine | 3:52 |
| 5. | Bird Song | 5:49 |
| 6. | Pinkerton | 4:53 |
| 7. | Old Forgotten Tune | 8:21 |
| 8. | Jails and Churches | 5:49 |
Credits
released November 1, 2014
Evangline is the debut album of Bon Bon Vivant, recorded in 2014 in New Orleans LA. Bon Bon Vivant songs include Gone Gone Gone, Delilah, Peals to Swine. Musicians on these songs include Abigail Cosio, Jeremy Kelley, Glori Cosio Ry D'Antonio, Ryan Brown, Mike Robbins, Sean Markey. Mixed and Mastered by Ryan Brown
Jails and Churchs, Old Forgotten Tune, Pinkerton, White Satin Ribbon and Bird Song were recorded in 2007 by Cosio the band Abigail and Jeremy formed in 2003 before Bon Bon Vivant. Musicians on these tracks include Sam Cosio on slide guitar and vocals, Glori Cosio on vocals, Jesse Cosio ( Pops) on guitar and vocals, Julie Mitchell, Mike Fister, Robert Musgrove.
Evangline is the debut album of Bon Bon Vivant, recorded in 2014 in New Orleans LA. Bon Bon Vivant songs include Gone Gone Gone, Delilah, Peals to Swine. Musicians on these songs include Abigail Cosio, Jeremy Kelley, Glori Cosio Ry D'Antonio, Ryan Brown, Mike Robbins, Sean Markey. Mixed and Mastered by Ryan Brown
Jails and Churchs, Old Forgotten Tune, Pinkerton, White Satin Ribbon and Bird Song were recorded in 2007 by Cosio the band Abigail and Jeremy formed in 2003 before Bon Bon Vivant. Musicians on these tracks include Sam Cosio on slide guitar and vocals, Glori Cosio on vocals, Jesse Cosio ( Pops) on guitar and vocals, Julie Mitchell, Mike Fister, Robert Musgrove.
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Bon Bon Vivant is a New Orleans band playing original bawdy cabaret, dark ballads and uptempo indie rock/dance music. Front-woman Abigail Cosio's songwriting is as fierce as it is heartbreaking. BBV pays homage to the New Orleans music tradition while infusing an indie edge, attracting both traditional music lovers and indie-rock concert goers alike.