Buckwheat Zydeco includes: Stanley "Buckwheat" Dural (accordion).

All tracks have been digitally remastered using HDCD technology.

Personnel: Buckwheat Zydeco (accordion, keyboards); Stanley Dural (vocals, accordion); Joseph "Cookie" Chavis, Michael Melchione (guitar); Vince Williams (tenor saxophone); Andre "Big Dre" Carter, Curtis Watson (trumpet); Gerald Dural (keyboards); Kevin Menard (drums); Patrick Landry (rub-board).

Audio Mixer: Tony Daigle.

Recording information: Dockside Studios, Maurice.

Photographer: Phil Gould .

Arranger: Stanley Dural.

Since 1979, Buckwheat Zydeco has been synonymous with good vibes, party music and zydeco itself. Trouble is far more than just an example of an artist of his reputation coasting on his laurels. This album was originally released in 1997 by Mesa/Atlantic. That release and Mesa's corporate structure were, to say the least, problematic, and it was good fortune that "Buckwheat" Dural was able to retain rights to the master, as it has now been properly released. From the smoking meltdown of "It's So Hard to Stop" to the title track (which is as good as a New Orleans R&B-based dance track as you'll ever hear), this album is easily one of Buckwheat Zydeco's finest efforts. This CD also includes a super-funky version of the Robert Johnson classic "Crossroads," which gives a great new spin on one of the greatest blues-rock warhorses of all time. This record is infectious, fun (like that's new for this band), and one of their most worthwhile discs. ~ Matthew Greenwald

Dirty Linen (6-7/99, p.69) - "...The artist felt that this album deserved a second chance, and indeed it does....Buckwheat's band has a very strong rhythm section, but what makes him stand out is his powerful horn section..."