This will stand as one of the finest Zydeco albums of the decade. Young Geno (age 24) plays in a more tuneful and traditional style than competitors on the 1990s South Louisiana Zydeco circuit, whose thumping dance-beats, one-chord riffs, and grunted lyrics constitute a sort of Zydeco / Hip-Hop synthesis. Geno instead draws inspiration from the older Creole songs of his father, John Delafose. But he hasn't merely followed in his father's footsteps; he's outpaced him. His music has just the right combination of lilt and kick to it, thanks in large part to his cousin Jermaine Jack's drum work. That's What I'm Talking About! is like a Zydeco carousel that whirls you delightedly round and round. Geno handles button and piano-accordion proficiently, and his voice possesses that lovely "key of heartbreak" quality that characterizes the best South Louisiana music. ~ Steve Hoffman, All Music Guide Released in 1996, 12 tracks, including:
01- Geno's Two Step
02- I Wanna Be Your Loving Man
03- One Step des Cameaux
04- Teardrops
05- Donnez Moi Mon Chapeau
06- Ma Tite Fille Est Gone
07- Duralde Stomp
08- Tell Me Why You're Always Late
09- Nonc Joe
10- La Valse de Pop
11- Bye Bye Mon Neg
12- Let's Say Goodnight