0:00 - Reno Waltz
2:34 - Introducing the band
2:58 - Step It Fast
6:17 - Sundown Waltz
10:08 - Ray Abshire talks about meeting pioneer Cajun musicians Varise Conner and Boscom Mouton out in Lake Charles during the 50s-60s
12:17 - Creole Stomp
16:00 - Ray takes questions about Varise Conner
19:55 - Mon couer t'appelle
23:57 - Lawtell Two-Step / Cuts off in middle of song at end
Mini Disc 1 is currently corrupted; will be restored later
Mini Disc 2 is as follows:
Bois Sec Ardoin on accordion on vocals, guitar and other vocals ?
00:00 - Allons Danser
03:00 - Harold asks the audience to turn the lights on / ends at 03:36
00:10 - Cajun Creole Hour Radio Show Introduction;
01:40 - Introduction of program
02:15 - Pledge of Allegiance led by Park Vista Elementary and South Street Elementary French Immersion students;
03:00 - "Proud to be an American" sung by South Street Elementary French Immersion students;
09:30 - "Chantez une chanson" sung by Park Vista Elementary and South Street Elementary French Immersion students;
00:00 - Hadley says that Harry Choates inspired his playing style, but he never got a chance to see Harry play live;
01:00 - Interview permissions;
02:45 - Ryan mentions that not many people are playing music from the "Cajun Swing" era; Lost Bayou Ramblers;
04:15 - "From Country to Cajun" - Panel at New Orleans Jazz Fest that Ryan Moderated
06:20 - What is Cajun Swing? Hadley says that Harry Choates got alot of his Cajun songs from Leo Soileau. Harry's family moved to Texas when he was young and he was exposed to Swing and Jazz Music;
00:16 - Old Carpenter's Waltz;
02:30 - J'ai prier;
03:25 - Varise Conner tune;
06:35 - J'ai prier;
08:40 - 'Tit monde;
14:33 - Evangeline Special;
20:20 - 99 Year Waltz;
24:55 - La valse de Balfa;
27:55 - Grand Night Special;
29:15 - La branche du mûrier;
34:20 - Pays dans la jogue;
38:45 - Viens me chercher;
44:20 - Duralde Waltz;
49:30 - La fille de la veuve (Jolie blonde);
58:00 - Seperation Waltz;
01:00:20 - Lacassine Special;
01:05:48 - La valse de grand chemin
Lacassine Playboys;
Milton Vanicor - Fiddle
Orsy Vanicor - pedal steel
Ervin LeJeune - accordion
Recorded c. 2004; Milton was 86 years old at time of recording
MiniDisc 2
Lacassine Playboys;
Milton Vanicor - Fiddle
Orsy Vanicor - pedal steel
Irwin LeJeune - accordion
Recorded c. 2004; Milton was 86 years old at time of recording
MiniDisc 1
00:00 - recording starts in the middle of "California Blues"
02:38 - Bayou Noir
07:02 - Viens me chercher
12:00 - Bayou Pon Pon
15:38 - Valse de Cajun
19:06 - Church Point Breakdown
Various – Cajun Music - The Early 50's
Arhoolie Records – 5008, released 1975
Johnnie Allan – Cajun Country
Jin Records – 9022 Released, 1980
A1 Could You Love Me One More Time 2:31
A2 Today I Started Loving You Again 2:04
A3 I'm So Afraid Of Losing You Again 2:43
A4 Let's Go Get Drunk 2:33
A5 Makin' Believe 2:18
B1 You Win Again 1:59
B2 She Thinks I Still Care 2:19
B3 Little Fat Man 2:13
B4 My Love For You 2:02
B5 I Wonder What Else Could Go Wrong 2:22
Musician credits:
Rockin' Sidney – Give Me A Good Time Woman
Maison de Soul – LP-1007 Released,1982
A1 Good Time Woman 2:57
A2 Monette 2:17
A3 Josephine A Deux Hommes 2:16
A4 Two Steppin' The Two Step 2:14
A5 Sugar Cane Candy 2:35
A6 Zydeco Lucy Go 2:17
B1 The Thrill Is On 2:55
B2 You Ain't Nothin' But Fine 2:31
B3 Shake Your Pants 2:46
B4 Joe Pete Is In The Bed 2:17
B5 Tell Betty I'm Ready 2:32
B6 La La Shu-Ra 3:02
