Center for Louisiana Studies Archival Catalog

00:00:00 - Scenes of everyday life in New Orleans and surrounding areas, also some footage from their family vacations. 01:13:20 - Footage from vacation to Washington D.C.; 01:26:10 - Footage of a flood;

Spéciale Acadienne - Beau et Chaud;

01:00 - Intro - Show theme song;
05:30 - Group of musicians and kids take part in a small "Tintamarre" on stage;
06:20 - Interview with Bruce Daigrepont about the Festival Acadien in Caraquet, New Brunswick;
07:40 - Bruce performs "Laisser-faire";
10:25 - Host interviews Sylvie and Raymond (Last name not clear) about their play "Coup sur coup";
16:55 - Lena Boudreaux performs "Au tour de la montagne" (song);
24:00 - Interview with Jacques Robidar (?) - Interview about medieval costuming;
28:35 - Bruce Daigrepont performs "Bruce's Two-step";
37:15 - Marie-Jo Therio performs "Emmène-moi en Louisiane";
41:35 - Host interviews Marie-Jo Therio;
50:05 - Bruce Daigrepont performs "Acadie à la Louisianne";
53:18 - Bruce, host and the house band play an instrumental as an outro for the show;

Hosted by Renée Martel;

00:33 - Intro;
01:10 - Hostess introduces guests - Bruce Daigrepont and Paul Daraiche;
02:22 - Hostess and house band perform an un-identified song;
08:18 - Bruce Daigrepont performs "Le coeur des Cajuns";
12:45 - Footage from Kent Jamboree outdoor festival performance (Unknown artist);
16:15 - Paul Daraiche performs on of his songs;
21:08 - Paul and Renée sing a duet;
25:25 - Closing song;

00:00 - House band plays instrumental waltz;
03:40 - Jeff Smallwood performs "Clara Dale";
07:24 - Renée Martel Interviews Jeff Smallwood;
08:40 - Renée Martel and Jeff Smallwood duet - unidentified song;
16:15 - Bruce Daigrepont performs "Le bébé de la famille";

Footage from Performance at Congrés Mondial Acadien 1994?

00:00 - La valse de la rivière rouge;

Hosted by Lorianne Crook and Charlie Chase;

00:01:15 - Opening with Crook and Chase - Audiance Q and A;
00:04:50 - Aaron Tippin - "Ain't Nothin Wrong With the Radio";
00:10:30 - Interview with Aaron Tippin;
00:21:21 - Larnell Harris with the Born Again Church Choir perform "Stand Up and Be Counted";
00:26:25 - Crook and Chase Interview Larnell Harris;
00:35:50 - Deborah Allen performs "Rock Me";
00:39:15 - Crook and Chase interview Deborah Allen;
00:43:50 - Executive Director of the Country Music Foundation, Bill Ivey, joins the show for Deborah Allen's donation to the Foundation;
00:50:24 - Bruce Daigrepont and Gina Forsyth perform "Disco et fais do do";
00:53:50 - Crook and Chase interivew Bruce Daigrepont;
00:54:40 - Bruce explains the meaning of "Disco et fais do do" to the hosts
00:56:30 - Bruce talks about touring in Europe;
00:58:00 - Bruce shows off his Martin accordion;
01:01:48 - Aaron Tippin performs "That's As Close As I'll Get to Loving You";
01:08:48 - Deborah Allen performs "I'll Hurt For You";
01:13:40 - Larnell Harris performs "Unbelievable Love";
01:21:28 - Aaron Tippin performs "Ten Pound Hammer";
01:27:30 - Show closing

Cooking with Chris and Goffredo - Hosted by Joan Malter

00:00 - Chefs Chris and Goffredo talking about how they cook Crawfish Scampi and Chicken with Crawfish;
02:10 - Recipes for the above dishes are given;
03:20 - Chefs and hostess are seated at the dining room table at Nottoway Plantation;

06:00 - Pledge Drive footage;

14:30 - Cookin' with Soul - Hosted by Chuck Lampkin, featuring Chef Austin Leslie, Musical Guest Bruce Daigrepont and Jr. "Sonny" Savoy;
16:12 - Intruduction of Chef Austin Leslie from Chez Helene;
16:38 - Bruce Daigrepont, Sue Daigrepont, Michael Dupuy and Chris Dupuy play "Danse Carré"; Rand and Cynthia Spirer dancing in background;
18:30 - Turtle Soup recipe by Chef Leslie;
19:40 - Chef Leslie explains how to cut the turtle meat and runs through the ingredients for the soup
23:30 - Bruce Daigrepont Cajun Band - Marksville Two-step;
27:00 - Chef Jr. Savoy from Mulates is introduced;
27:30 - Footage of Mulates in New Orleans - Chef Savoy starts on a dish called "Catfish Savoy
30:50 - Audience questions;
33:00 - Tasting the turtle soup;
35:00 - Les flammes d'enfer;

00:19 - Versatile Abstract Theory
02:20 - Krusty Kube
05:30 - Why They Call You Juicy?
07:43 - Bring Back the Man
09:44 - (My) Buttlint (Bit Me On the Cheek)
12:12 - Picking Boogers Quickly
14:50 - Shoplifter, Sharecropper
16:46 - (I've Got a Crush on) Jesus
19:45 - I Don't Even Know You
23:20 - This One's For Da Ladies (In Da House)
25:22 - Bow Down to the Dutchmaster
29:17 - Use Ta Could
31:06 - Franka (Original Goodtime Gal)
33:26 - The Ballad of BIG MIKE
36:26 - Hubell Stubble
38:43 - For The Love of Coach Randy
41:07 - Satan's On Your Side
44:00 - Got Some Vinyl

00:00 - Under
02:19 - Progression Slide
04:00 - Belle
07:10 - Fragile Killer
10:50 - Army Ants
11:56 - Planted
15:45 - Now Just Then It Died

19:16 - Unknown Song (Toxic Love)
24:47 - Teenager's Unite
28:20 - Metaphor Rock
33:10 - Unknown Song
37:36 - Enchantment Under the Sea Dance
40:37 - Urge of Repetition
43:00 - Heavy Drowning Rain

00:00 - HWY 389
02:33 - Swivel Hips
05:30 - Hot Rod Allie
07:46 - Daddy
10:10 - Pile Driver
13:13 - Pussy Finger
15:35 - Back Seat
17:47 - Crash Up Derby

00:13 - We Found (the) Sound
03:24 - Teenage Slut
08:07 - Charming; In Formation
11:05 - The Greatest Known Cause of Stupidity
15:57 - Ms. America Is At Fault
18:25 - 8:21 PM, Sunday
20:57 - Died Inside
23:35 - Bunko Squad
26:50 - Maggots
28:20 - Theme From Bad Recording Session
30:04 - Chono
31:25 - Taste the Fruits of Treason
34:20 - Tear Gas
37:55 - As I Watched Myself Fall Down
44:00 - Bobby the Lung

00:20 - Finger sliding style of Leo Soileau;
01:25 - Lovebridge Waltz
06:45 - Mark conducts a short interview with Shelton - Shelton says that Harry Choates didn't speak French. Says that Harry was born in Abbeville and raised in Port Arthur. Texas. Shelton met Harry in 1938 when he was playing electric guitar in Leo Soileau's band. Shelton started playing in Harry's band in 1945. Shelton would play drums in his band, Shelton would sub on fiddle when Harry would need a rest.
10:05 - Jolie blonde (In Harry Choates' style);
12:30 - Port Arthur Blues;
13:05 - Allons à Lafayette;
15:35 - Shelton calls his accordion the "starvation box;"
16:00 - Jolie blond (accordion version);
17:30 - Les flammes d'enfer (accordion version);
19:10 - Lovebridge Waltz (accordion version);
20:55 - Lacassine Special (accordion version);
22:15 - Shelton talks about Emmylou Harris recording a version of Lacassine Special;
23:55 - Evangeline Special (accordion version);
25:30 - Accordion techniques
27:15 - Walfus two step; Shelton talks about the Walfus Club

Recorded in 1978 - No actual date given

Indian Education/Land Transactions