Side A
1. Kathryn
2. Valse Criminelle
3. Charleston
4. Drunkard's Dream
5. Old Dog Blues
6. Pauvre Hobo
7. Les cocombes sont pas salés
Side B
1. Valse de chagrin
2. Bosco Stomp
3. Chère Alice
4. Old Dog Blues
5. Valse pour les catins
6. Valse d'Evangeline
7. Allons à Lafayette
Tee Mamou-Iota Senior Mardi Gras
00:00 - Mardi Gras Jig;
03:00 - Mardi Gras begging for change; and singing their song;
07:45 - Lacassine Special - Scotty Pousson;
14:00 - Waltz;
16:30 - Kaplan Waltz;
23:23 - Mardi Gras Jig
25:50 - Mardi Gras begging for change and singing their song;
30:00 - T'en à eu, T'en auras plus;
31:15 - Mardi Gras gives birth on dancefloor, more footage of dancing and fighting with the capitains;
00:00 - Senior Mardi Gras Footage
01:00 - Iota-Tee Mamou Mardi Gras Footage starts
03:15 - Kaplan Waltz;
06:20 - Mardi Gras runners getting whipped and taken off of the dancefloor;
10:00 - "Mom and Pop" on stage with Scotty Pousson;
12:23 - Pistache à Tante Na Na;
14:12 - Bosco Stomp
00:00 - Wedding Shower footage;
05:50 - Men singing Ay Ay Ay Cielito Lindo;
07:57 - Pointe aux pins (Scotty Pousson);
08:45 - More wedding shower and family footage;
15:15 - Men singing Spanish Songs;
17:45 - Footage of Hurricane Lili damage;
19:55 - Graduation footage
00:00 - Mardi Gras Jig;
02:30 - Senior Mardi Gras runners begging for and collecting money from restaurant patrons;
03:50 - Performing Tee Mamou-Iota Mardi Gras Song;
08:14 - Mardi Gras dancing to Saturday Night Special;
10:55 - Chère Alice;
14:35 - La valse de grand chemin;
17:45 - Footage of kids whipping Mardi Gras;
18:17 - Waltz
21:12 - Mardi Gras Song
25:30 - Reviving a Mardi Gras runner
Family Vacation footage for first 4 minutes
Footage of band playing at D.I.'s Cajun Restaraunt (Unknown European Cajun band)
04:49 - Quand j'étais pauvre
05:45 - Acadian Waltz (Beausoleil version)
08:17 - Mardi Gras Song
Family Vacation footage continues at about 10 minutes
Celebrated Crescent City scribe Jason Berry will discuss City of a Million Dreams,
his much-acclaimed new general history of New Orleans, and show footage of
the forthcoming film of the same name. Copies of the book will be available
for purchase at the event.
Francis G. Doerle, Theriot:
End of the War
-Was able to take a break (a leave) in Paris
-Your time on leave depended on how much time was spent on the front and when it was thought you were needed again; could be 5-10 days off
-Served the whole time on the front line; didn’t take time off, even when his foot turned black, helped in unloading trucks
-Did a lot of patrols at outposts during the night to capture German soldiers for the CP
-Detailing the work of the CPs and importance of them
***Disclaimer: recounting as a witness to an act of sexual abuse (55:06)***
Francis G. Doerle; Theriot
Creole Music
Roots and Modern Manifestation
Eighth Installment:
Herman Fuselier -moderator,
Musicians: Goldman Thibodeaux, Joe Citizen (Dancing Zydeco Joe), Joe Hall, Corey Ledet, James (J.B.) Adams
