Formerly JELA01

01:06 - 14:54 - Castle type building, brick bridge, river
14:55 - 19:00 - Trees and flowing river shots;
19:01 - 22:17 - River flowing under brick bridge;
22:18 - 22:45 - Trees and river, ducks landing on water
22:46 - 23:20 - Brick bridge
23:20 - 25:14 - Bayou landscape shots with pirogues;
25:15 - 27:14 - More shots of castle, bridge and river along with other shots of old buildings/gargoyles;
27:15 - 29:20 - Stained glass church window shots
29:21 - 30:55 - La Ferme Acadienne, Acadian Flags being raised;

From reel-to-reel

1. La-bas, la haut sur cette montagne

2. Les oeufs

3.Sur le bord de la riviere

4. C'est pas les raisins pourris

5. Clara se marie

6. C'est un blond que mon coeur aime

7. J'etais a la fontaine

8. Pendant la contre danse

1950 - from wire

9. Je m'eloigne de lui que j'aime

10. Allons au bois, mesdames

11. Sur le bord de la riviere

12. Dais do-do minette - Georgiana Stauffer

13. Nicolas (fragment)

00:01:35 - D.L. explains how he got into playing music. His uncle had a Cajun band, he went to a practice session and fell in love with the guitar;
00:02:30 - D.L. ordered a guitar from a catalog that cost $11. He tells a story about growing out of that guitar and needing a better quality one. He was sent a more expensive guitar than he had ordered;
00:04:00 - Played his first gig 6 months later in 1949 and has been playing ever since;

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";

00:00 - Herman Fuselier introduces Anne Goodley;
00:27 - Anne Goodley plays part "Oh Bye Bye" leading into and out of commercial break;
03:00 - Herman Interviews Anne - started playing accordion in 1981, plays with the Zydeco Boneshakers;
04:40 - Anne discusses her influences and inspirations - Combining Zydeco and Gospel music;
09:10 - "The Queen of Zydeco Salutes You";
11:00 - She was 10 when she made her first record;
11:55 - Grew up listening to John Delafose and Clifton Chenier;