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vic sadot
» genre:
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Acoustic Rock
» label: unsigned
» for fans of: Steve Earle, Bob Dylan, Phil Ochs, Arlo Guthrie, Jackson Brown, John Fogerty, John Lennon
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Crazy Planet Band
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Vic Sadot at My Space Features the “Broadside Balladeer Blog” where lyrics
can be read and discussed, such as the tribute to Phil Ochs called Broadside Balladeer, The Ballad of William Rodriguez, Vic's Mardi Gras song for Bourbon Street, and his song about the overthrow of democracy in Haiti called The Kidnapping Coup:
http://www.myspace.com/vicsadotscrazyplanetband
Vic Sadot Music Video Planylist at YouTube
Produced by Dean A. Banks
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=0E227C11E676D792
can be read and discussed, such as the tribute to Phil Ochs called Broadside Balladeer, The Ballad of William Rodriguez, Vic's Mardi Gras song for Bourbon Street, and his song about the overthrow of democracy in Haiti called The Kidnapping Coup:
http://www.myspace.com/vicsadotscrazyplanetband
Vic Sadot Music Video Planylist at YouTube
Produced by Dean A. Banks
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=0E227C11E676D792
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Vic Sadot plays original topical folk, rock and blues with Crazy Planet Band. With Planète Folle Band he plays Cajun/Zyceco and New Orleans R&B. Planète Folle means Crazy Planet in French, but that band has a very different repertoire.
Why this name?
Vic's brother Joe Sadot who died in 1978 came up with a humorous political newsletter called Crazy Planet, a take-off from the Superman Comics Daily Planet. When brothers Vic and Rob started a band in 1979 they chose the name Crazy Planet. When Vic began doing Cajun/Zydeco music after travels in Louisiana, that group name became Planète Folle.
Do you play live?
Mostly in Delaware, but we have played at locations from Virginia to Connecticut.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
It gives independent artists a lot more say in what they can put out and how to reach the public.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Most likely as long as artistic and political content was left to the artist.
Band History:
See band site: www.vicsadot.com
Or visit CD Baby: http://cdbaby.com/cd/vicsadot2
Or visit CD Baby: http://cdbaby.com/cd/vicsadot2
Your influences?
Phil Ochs, Bob Dylan, Zachary Richard, George Moustaki, Michel Rivard, Gerry Boulet, Tom Paxton, John Fogerty, Steve Earle, Lucinda Williams, Clifton Chenier, Balfa Brothers, Boozoo Chavis, Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger
Favorite spot?
Paris, France
Equipment used:
I have a Pointe Noir Cajun 10 button accordion made by Dick Richard of Church Point, Louisiana. I play a Martin acoustic guitar.
Anything else...?
Delaware Folksinger Writes 'Tough Lyrics' Calling Attention to Neo-Con Corruption
Vic Sadot picks up where Bob Dylan left off, telling America in his music to end the Iraq War and put the neo-cons in jail for causing 9/11.
14 Oct 2005 By Greg Szymanski
Vic Sadot has a knack for tackling tough political issues and then turning them into
the sweet sound of music. But unfortunately his brand of brash, hard-hitting folk music, similar to Bob Dylan in the 60's, is a rarity nowadays and about as hard to find as an honest judge. (To read more of the article click on the link below):
http://www.arcticbeacon.com/14-oct-2005.html
Vic Sadot Song Featured on the Official Website of
one of the Rescue Heroes at the World Trade Center
on 9/11/01: The Ballad of William Rodriguez
To Hear It Click on the button at the bottom of
the opening page!
http://911keymaster.com
Vic Sadot at My Space Features the “Broadside Balladeer Blog”
http://www.myspace.com/vicsadotscrazyplanetband
Vic Sadot Music Video Planylist at YouTube
Produced by Dean A. Banks
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=0E227C11E676D792
Hear The Kidnapping Coup and read about what happened in Haiti in 2004. Explore recommended links to learn about the struggle for justice and democracy in Haiti:
http://www.vivehaiti.com
Vic Sadot picks up where Bob Dylan left off, telling America in his music to end the Iraq War and put the neo-cons in jail for causing 9/11.
14 Oct 2005 By Greg Szymanski
Vic Sadot has a knack for tackling tough political issues and then turning them into
the sweet sound of music. But unfortunately his brand of brash, hard-hitting folk music, similar to Bob Dylan in the 60's, is a rarity nowadays and about as hard to find as an honest judge. (To read more of the article click on the link below):
http://www.arcticbeacon.com/14-oct-2005.html
Vic Sadot Song Featured on the Official Website of
one of the Rescue Heroes at the World Trade Center
on 9/11/01: The Ballad of William Rodriguez
To Hear It Click on the button at the bottom of
the opening page!
http://911keymaster.com
Vic Sadot at My Space Features the “Broadside Balladeer Blog”
http://www.myspace.com/vicsadotscrazyplanetband
Vic Sadot Music Video Planylist at YouTube
Produced by Dean A. Banks
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=0E227C11E676D792
Hear The Kidnapping Coup and read about what happened in Haiti in 2004. Explore recommended links to learn about the struggle for justice and democracy in Haiti:
http://www.vivehaiti.com