Louisiana 2014 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HR7

Introduced
3/10/14  
Introduced
3/10/14  
Passed
3/11/14  

Caption

Commends Terrance Simien upon winning his second Grammy Award

Impact

This resolution celebrates not just an individual achievement, but also highlights the collaborative spirit of Louisiana's music community. By recognizing Simien's contributions, it reinforces the importance of local musicians and the cultural landscape of the state. Additionally, the resolution points to the state's pride in its musical achievements and its role as a nurturing ground for diverse music styles.

Summary

House Resolution No. 7, introduced by Representative Pierre, is a commemoration honoring Terrance Simien and the Zydeco Experience for winning the 2014 Grammy Award for Best Regional Roots Music Album with their recording 'Dockside Sessions'. This resolution showcases Louisiana's rich musical heritage and the state's ongoing contributions to the music industry, with a particular focus on the unique Zydeco genre. Louisiana has been noted for having numerous Grammy nominations across various categories in 2014, emphasizing its cultural significance in the realm of music.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR7 is overwhelmingly positive, positioning it as a source of pride for the people of Louisiana. Representatives and citizens alike view the award as a testament to the hard work and talent of local artists. The bill's supportive nature boosts community morale and fosters a sense of belonging among musicians and admirers of Louisiana's music scene.

Contention

While there are no notable points of contention detailed in the discussions about HR7, it is worth mentioning that resolutions like this can occasionally face scrutiny in legislative discussions regarding resource allocation and priority of commemorative efforts versus other pressing legislative matters. However, the focus here remained on celebrating cultural achievements without opposition.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SR32

Commends Terrance Simien upon winning his second Grammy Award.

LA HR5

Commends The Band Courtbouillon upon winning a 2013 Grammy Award

LA SR31

Commends The Band Courtbouillon upon winning a 2013 Grammy Award.

LA HR96

Commends Terrance Simien for his musical accomplishments

LA HR27

Commends Jo-El Sonnier upon winning the Grammy for Best Regional Roots Album at the 57th Grammy Awards

LA HR59

Commends Jon Batiste on winning Album of the Year and four other awards at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards

LA HC43

Bobby Rush; commend and congratulate on winning his 3rd Grammy.

LA HR161

Congratulating Beyonc for winning three Grammys at the 2025 Grammy Awards.

LA HR21

Christone "Kingfish" Ingram; commend on winning his first Grammy Award during the 64th Annual Grammy Awards.

LA HR87

Congratulating dgar Barrera on winning three 2023 Latin Grammy Awards.

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