Joe plays traditional Zydeco, Cajun, and Creole music with a hard driving rhythm section, hitting tunes from days gone by, along with ever popular Boozoo Chavis tunes. Joe Hall and the Louisiana Cane Cutters are very much known for all genre of Louisiana style music having a reputation of always having a fiddle player in the band. Joe Hall is one of the last Creole accordion players of his day, and continues the French music tradition he learned from his grandfather, accordionist Clement "King" Ned, and his great grandfather fiddler Jean Batiste Ned. Joe Hall's award-winning style, uniquely paired with the hard driving rhythm of The Cane Cutters, is as "hot" as a well seasoned gumbo!
Through his grandfather Joe Hall inherited a love for the accordion and paid regular visits to the elder statesmen of Creole music, such as “Bois Sec” Ardoin, Canray Fontenot, Carlton Frank and Nolton Semien. Surprised to see such a young person with a rabid interest, Carlton Frank stated "If you stay the way you are and don’t let nobody change you, then one day the world is going to know all about you."
