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- Nathan Abshire (* 27. Juni 1913 bei Gueydan, Louisiana; † 13. Mai 1981 in , Louisiana) war ein US-amerikanischer Akkordeonspieler im Bereich der Cajun-Musik. Er gehört zu den Vertretern des Louisiana Blues und des Swamp Blues. (de)
- Nathan Abshire (1913-1981) est un accordéoniste cadien (1913-1981). Il est connu surtout pour sa chanson . (fr)
- Nathan Abshire (June 27, 1913 – May 13, 1981) was an American Cajun accordion player. His time in the U.S. Army inspired Abshire to write the crooner song "Service Blues", which the newspaper Daily World reported as "one of his most memorable tearjerkers". After the war, he settled in Basile, Louisiana, where he played regularly at the Avalon Club. He released his best-known record, "Pine Grove Blues", in 1949. Abshire's music became more well known outside of Louisiana at the 1964 Newport Folk Festival. Abshire was never able to write so he was unable to sign autographs, resulting in him having to politely decline the requests. Despite thoughts of Abshire being "arrogant or stuck-up" for not signing autographs, he was unable to read and write. However, Abshire was taught how to write his own signature by Barry Jean Ancelet. Despite receiving more income from music than the majority of Cajun musicians, Abshire was not able to entirely depend on that income to live on. Abshire had multiple jobs during his life and his final job was working as the custodian of the town's dump. Abshire's legacy continued after his death in the form of a museum, a book, and a magazine special issue. After Abshire's wife declined to have his accordion on display at the Smithsonian Institution in 1983, the accordion was displayed at the Cajun Music Hall of Fame in Eunice, Louisiana in 1996. In 1984, a book titled The Makers of Cajun Music featured Abshire among the musicians. Abshire's former home was made into a renovated museum while also being moved to nearby Basile City Hall. In 2013, the fall edition of the magazine Louisiana Cultural Vistas had 8 pages about "Abshire's life, his love, and his music". (en)
- Nathan Abshire (Gueydan, 23 giugno 1913 – Basile, 13 maggio 1981) è stato un musicista statunitense, di genere cajun, zydeco e swamp blues. (it)
- Nathan Abshire (Gueydan, 27 juni 1913 - Basile, 13 mei 1981) was een cajun-muzikant en componist. Hij zong en speelde diatonische accordeon. (nl)
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- Gueydan, Louisiana, U.S (en)
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- Basile, Louisiana, U.S (en)
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- Bluebird Records, O.T. Records, Khoury Records, Swallow Records (en)
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- Nathan Abshire (* 27. Juni 1913 bei Gueydan, Louisiana; † 13. Mai 1981 in , Louisiana) war ein US-amerikanischer Akkordeonspieler im Bereich der Cajun-Musik. Er gehört zu den Vertretern des Louisiana Blues und des Swamp Blues. (de)
- Nathan Abshire (1913-1981) est un accordéoniste cadien (1913-1981). Il est connu surtout pour sa chanson . (fr)
- Nathan Abshire (Gueydan, 23 giugno 1913 – Basile, 13 maggio 1981) è stato un musicista statunitense, di genere cajun, zydeco e swamp blues. (it)
- Nathan Abshire (Gueydan, 27 juni 1913 - Basile, 13 mei 1981) was een cajun-muzikant en componist. Hij zong en speelde diatonische accordeon. (nl)
- Nathan Abshire (June 27, 1913 – May 13, 1981) was an American Cajun accordion player. His time in the U.S. Army inspired Abshire to write the crooner song "Service Blues", which the newspaper Daily World reported as "one of his most memorable tearjerkers". After the war, he settled in Basile, Louisiana, where he played regularly at the Avalon Club. He released his best-known record, "Pine Grove Blues", in 1949. Abshire's music became more well known outside of Louisiana at the 1964 Newport Folk Festival. Abshire was never able to write so he was unable to sign autographs, resulting in him having to politely decline the requests. Despite thoughts of Abshire being "arrogant or stuck-up" for not signing autographs, he was unable to read and write. However, Abshire was taught how to write his (en)
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- Nathan Abshire (de)
- Nathan Abshire (it)
- Nathan Abshire (fr)
- Nathan Abshire (en)
- Nathan Abshire (nl)
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