Rockin' Sidney

Rockin' Sidney was a Louisiana-born zydeco musician best known for his infectious 1985 hit "My Toot Toot," which brought the regional Creole genre into the national spotlight. Born Sidney Simien in 1938, he started out playing blues and R&B before embracing zydeco music, which blends Creole, Cajun, and blues influences, often centered around the accordion. "My Toot Toot" became an unexpected smash, earning a Grammy Award and being covered by artists all over the world.

Rockin' Sidney was a true one-man band—he wrote, produced, and played all the instruments on "My Toot Toot" in his home studio. The song's crossover success helped introduce zydeco to a wider audience and remains a staple in the genre. Throughout his career, he released several albums highlighting his energetic accordion playing and vibrant Louisiana roots, contributing significantly to the visibility and popularity of zydeco music.

Genres

Rock Urbano

Latest Release

King Zydeco

Rockin' Sidney

Album - 13 Tracks - Released January 8, 2008