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'Carencro': Marc Broussard's Bayou Soul

By Ashley Kahn

Published October 20, 2004 at 3:06 PM EDT

Music critic Ashley Kahn reviews the album Carencro by 22-year-old Louisiana-born soul singer Marc Broussard.

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