For the 11th time, musicians devoted to the region's musical heritage, gathered in Abita Springs to sing it and play it on the Busker Fest stage for fans who showed up with lawn chairs, sunscreen, dancing shoes and their own devotion to the unique music. The April 3 event, like all those before it, was a free concert festival established to preserve and present Louisiana's roots music. Sponsored by the Abita Springs Opry and the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival & Foundation, the fest has steadily grown in popularity. Almost all the bands that have performed over the last decade have been Louisiana-based. This year's lineup included the Slick Skillet Serenaders, a jug band; Sister Street Aces, traditional honky-tonk country and Cajun; Ferd, originals rooted in Mississippi delta fiddle; Sunny Side Jazz Band, traditional New Orleans jazz; James McKlaskey & His Rhythm Band, traditional rhythm and blues; and Tuba Skinny, a world renowned bluesy jazz.
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