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Select Page. Cadillac Jukebox. Search for.  · cadillac jukebox by James Lee Burke ‧ RELEASE DATE: Aug. 1, Twenty-eight years after NAACP stalwart Ely Dixon was killed, KKK alumnus Aaron Crown's finally convicted of his murder—and that's just the beginning of the trouble in Dave Author: Kirkus Reviews.  · Cadillac Jukebox by James Lee Burke first published in by Hyperion. It's been 14 or 15 years since I first read this book and I had completely forgotten what I thought about it. I was expecting a 4 or 5 star read solely on the poetic prose used by Burke in his descriptions of Louisiana's Bayou Teche and the Atchafalaya basin and the characters he develops in his Dave Robicheaux series.4/5.

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[Burke] has produced a magnificent and 'unput-downable' tome that encompasses the whole of his career as a great writer. Providence Journal "If you haven't read Burke, get going." Playboy "Cadillac Jukebox is pure Burke--equal parts hardboiled action, lush descriptions of the natural world, and dialogue that leaps from the page." People Magazine. cadillac jukebox by James Lee Burke ‧ RELEASE DATE: Aug. 1, Twenty-eight years after NAACP stalwart Ely Dixon was killed, KKK alumnus Aaron Crown's finally convicted of his murder—and that's just the beginning of the trouble in Dave Robicheaux's Iberia Parish (Burning Angel, , etc.). Aaron Crown comes from a long line of shady Cajun characters, and rumors of Klan ties swirl around his family—so his arrest for the murder of a black civil rights leader would seem to be an open and shut case. But when the man who worked hardest to put Crown away ascends to the governor’s mansion, detective Dave Robicheaux begins to suspect that Aaron may be innocent of the crime. Soon key.