MARC BROUSSARD Home Reaction

[@TraciKReacts]

Such a great humble man. From south Alabama here, been listening to him for 17 years now. Finally got to go see him live about 3 years ago and I totally fan girled lol. Got to meet him after words and we hung out with his entourage during the concert. Just fun music, great voice, down to earth people! And yes, he sounds just as good live, hasn't had near as much credit in the music industry as he deserves! Love Marc Broussard (pronounced Brew Sard)

[@DavidC-or7to]

Ditto here from m Houston. Met him and his Dad Teddy. Good people

[@lutherl2350]

Marc Broussard has a number of albums called S.O.S. - Save Our Soul. He does covers of old soul and R&B tunes. I've yet to hear Marc do a bad song. The man is talented.

[@michelleedler3414]

His papa was extremely famous. He has made quite a name for himself now too.

[@erinhafer228]

Marc is as good as it gets! He has a few duets with Morgan James that will blow your mind! I highly recommend Do Right Woman, Do Right Man

[@davidshafer5208]

He is extraordinary.

[@west_nebraska_dude4527]

Never heard of him, but that blew me away! Thanks for that introduction ... I'll definitely be checking out more of his music

[@jimithy47]

Listening/watching Marc Broussard perform is so amazing I love , love , love his voice. Great reaction as always he is phenomenal.

[@agnesregards2286]

Mark Broussard (pronounced Brew-sard), great voice, great song, great performance!

[@weslennon3425]

Mississippi Delta Blues. Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas are where the real old blue originated, eventually most recorded in a studio in Texas, Blind Lemon was from there and Robert Johnson.

[@mistermisanthrope4106]

I saw Marc in concert a few years ago, one of the best shows I've seen. It was in a big club/bar, everybody was close to the front where he was singing. He even did a hand stand, he really puts on a show.

[@chuckrusso2131]

Go down the rabbit hole with man you will not be disappointed!!

[@catrionaanne4262]

Wow this brings back memories! I bought this CD when it first came out in 2004. This doesn’t ever get old, because it sounds older than it is, if that makes sense. 😏☺️ (I had to look at the liner notes for that date.😉)

[@badm0t0rf1nger]

That *totally* makes sense. Feels like it comes from multi-generational Bayou living.... Marc definitely showing some #OldSoul at a young age imho. :)

[@rebeccalitchfield6698]

He's great

[@pamelascott5702]

I sent you a couple of his covers of songs-“Cry to me “(Solomon Burke) & “These Arms of Mine(Otis Redding-- one of my favorite artists EVER). It’s been a long while ago. He is awesome.

[@belindareese9453]

Love Marc! So glad you finally got around to reacting to him!

[@TripletDad3]

"Cry to Me" should be next. It has a great hook.

[@placebo5466]

"I've heard of Cajun food... Don't know anything about their music." You gonna learn todaay.

[@eleahanz1334]

You gon’ learn.

[@michaeltabor4176]

Not really Cajun music... It's more southern blues / swamp pop. He has an awesome cover of Solomon Burke "Cry To Me" where his father is playing lead guitar. His father is a blues guitarist in the Louisiana Music Hall Of Fame

[@mycomimic]

JJ Grey and Marc play together sometimes. Southern Soul Assembly, both of them plus Anders Osborne, and Luther Dickinson from North Mississippi All-Stars.

[@barrettgranger9139]

We got some good music down here in the swamp lol

[@serqet42]

I live in lake charles louisiana and I listened to this song on my way home after hurricane Rita and fifteen years later after hurricane Laura to see if I still had a house. Still here. And this isn't Cajun music, check out videos from Fred's Lounge or something by the mamou playboys. 😁 Edited for typo.

[@maryhuhnke8496]

Welcome to Louisiana Cajun music!

[@stephaniefisher3318]

Cry To Me!!!

[@cargosquid]

He's not Cajun music. He's funk. Brossard pronounced BRUSARD. Look up zydeco for cajun music. Or some cajun blues with Tab Benoit.

[@andresjuan8783]

Opera Rock. From Spain please. React to Camilo Sesto: Getsemani ( live 1977 )'

[@phaworth8520]

Cajun influence but actually Delta blues

[@Astridsscribbles]

Hey PG, so you want to discover new music. Well, maybe I can introduce you to one of my favorite Dutch talents; music performer Wende. She can sing everything betweet very small and vulnerable untill screaming her emotional lungs out. This last bit she shows in her latest cover of Jacques Brels "Au Suivant". I really need this song sometimes. Hope you like it too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGepgYekppeXqsU

[@terriertz6837]

Marc was still a teenager when he made this song.

[@suzare6070]

He looks like a teenager -- I didn't expect that voice to come out of him! I like it :)

[@redstateforever]

He was a teenager when this video was made, 17 iirc.

[@CueLannoo]

Marc is a Cajun and he makes music but this isn’t traditional Cajun music. That isn’t to take away from how amazing Marc is! If you would like traditional Cajun music I would be happy to make some suggestions. Also, his name is pronounced Brew-sard

[@howrued1500]

I like to say Marc Broussard was Chris Stapleton before Chris Stapleton was Chris Stapleton😆🥰 He’s just so darn good!!! And so versatile. His lullabies collection- mwah! 😘 💋

[@danwilliams9299]

Dear lord can he sing! Damn! Lov it. Can see you did too👍 another one just as good is-cry to me-. Solomon burk. May have spelled it wrong? But you can still find it im sure. Soul! God what a voice. Gets ya movin hu? Glad you did this one.. dan 4/14/22 ps. I mean he covered -cry to me-

[@lisazaccardimeunier8378]

He was only 17 when he wrote and recorded that song. Check out this one with his Dad playing guitar behind him. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX6VlId9eb-ie5o

[@mirandarodrigue3807]

It’s actually considered bayou soul

[@kelltic100]

I've always called it swamp music. This guy is amazing... He does a song with Jamie McLean - "Bring It On Home To Me" which is a fantastic cover. Another great one is an acoustic of Otis Redding's song "These Arms of Mine".

[@terrispurling4036]

Awesome singer and song!

[@texasrose1762]

Love it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@douglaspalmer9678]

It's Broo, sard, like BOO!, but this while great is not exactly Cajun music. For that search for Zideco.

[@shirleymongold9491]

If Elvis and Chris Stapleton had a son.....just sayin

[@jodan4]

Some more Swamp music try Tony Jo White RIP. For example Bayou Woman kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYWnloSqj6-cgKM

[@kcollings11]

He is sweet as can be too.....about 15 years ago my son and I went to see him at a starbucks in Seattle. Before the show started my son went to the counter to get a snack and he was about 50 cents short. A nice guy behind him gave him the change to make the difference. Once the show started, my son said that the singer was the one who gave him the change.....Marc! Not only impressed that he helped out my boy, but that he also waited in line like everyone else to purchase what he was getting.

[@DamselDebICT]

I still remember the first time I heard this. A massive talent. His appearance has changed a great deal through the years. I can't recall his fathers name. They do several songs together. His last name is 'Brewsard' as far as pronunciation.

[@lutherl2350]

Teddy Broussard. He is in the blues hall of fame for his guitar playing.

[@karentaylor6192]

Teddy swims is an amazing singer!

[@mirandarodrigue3807]

Check out Keith Frank ft lil boosie Haterz for real Louisiana music

[@C2012w]

Five finger death punch - wrong side of heaven. Have a listen and see if you feel what the song is about. A lot of emotion.

[@marksmith9566]

Not really cajun, the porch scene is authentic, but he's more straight on country.