Eddie Shuler:

00:00 - Originator of the word "Rockabilly," Al Terry
01:25 - Why Rockabilly was relatively short lived
04:15 - South Louisiana Rock n Roll music
05:55 - Jukebox Sales in South Louisiana
09:45 - Born in Texas, 1913, First recollections of music
12:45 - Recording on acetate discs
15:15 - Eddie's influences - Bob Wills
16:00 - Taking voice lessons
17:10 - Popular Hillbilly artists - Ernest Tubbs, Roy Acuff, Cliff Bruner, Bob Wills
18:00 - How small record labels came to be in the region
19:00 - First record, the beginnings of Eddie's Record label - recording in New Orleans
21:20 - First tape recorders
21:50 - Recording Iry Lejeune - devoting more time to the record label
23:45 - Harry Choates, Joe Falcon, Hackberry Ramblers - Different versions of Jolie Blonde
28:20 - Virgil Bozeman, George Khory - Nathan Abshire's "Pine Grove Blues"
31:45 - Missing out on recording "Mathilda." Cookie and the Cupcakes
32:30 - Honky Tonk Bars, Barfights, "Ace of Love"
37:00 - Played dances from 8pm-2am with one intermission - $35-75 per night
38:00 - Radio show sponsors
39:30 - Local "Hillbilly" artists - Will Kegley, Moon Mulligan
40:30 - Playing guitar with a Dixieland band
41:35 - James Freeman, Boogie Joe and other blues artists
45:35 - Eddie's description of a Cajun person, Cajun Music