Balfa Brothers, 1976 Cajun Music Festival, Lafayette, LA, Dewey Balfa, Ally Young, Curzy "Pork Chop" Roy
Balfa Brothers, 1976 Cajun Music Festival, Lafayette, LA, Dewey Balfa, Ally Young, Curzy "Pork Chop" Roy
C- M/M Waldon Hoffpawi
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Mike Young, 1980
Mike Youngt, 1980
C- Goldband Records
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Joseph "Mighty Joe" Young Shreveport, 1927, "Early in the Morning"
Joseph "Mighty Joe" Young, 9-23-27, Shreveport, LA."Early in the Morning" ovation
c. Sheldon Harris Collection
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Faron Young, Shreveport, LA, 1932
Faron Young, Shreveport, LA, February 25, 1932."Hello Walls" Capitol
c. Michael Ochs
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Duane Yates and the Capris 1965, Frank Miller, Dick White, Duane Yates, Ronnie Sellers, Steve "Buzzard" Hammock, Ronnie Cox, Butch Davis, Dalton Colomb, Robert "Doc" Vernon
Duane Yates and the Capris, ca. 1965, L-R: (front row) Frank Miller, Dick White, Duane Yates, Ronnie Sellers, Steve "Buzzard" Hammock, (back row) Ronnie Cox, Butch Davis, Dalton Colomb, Robert "Doc" Vernon
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Yellow Jackets 1962, Raymond Gerdsen, Willie Spell, Jon Smith, Hawk Says, Johnnie Duhon, Les George
Yellow Jackets 1962, L-R: Raymond Gerdsen, Willie Spell, Jan Smith, Hawk Says, Johnnie Duhon, Les George (drums)
C. Hawk Says
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Interview by Ben Sandmel with Snooks Eaglin
Ben Sandmel with Snooks Eaglin:
01:00 - Companies he's recorded with
01:45 - The change he sees in the public and the type of music they like
02:00 - Recording for Harry Oster (Folkways Records) - his opinions on these early recordings
03:00 - Playing radio shows and high school dances
03:30 - Born in New Orleans
04:00 - His father was an harmonica player and used to jam with his father in the evenings
-Recording on family's acetate and tape recorders
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Interview by Ben Sanmel with Lee Atwater
Ben Sandmel with Lee Atwater:
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Interview by Ben Sandmel with John and Geno Delafose
Repeat of the interviews on SA1-050 and SA1-051
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Hackberry Ramblers on NPR's Fresh Air
Hackberry Ramblers:
00:00 - Intro and band info
00:55 - Hackberry Ramblers 1936 recording of Jolie Blonde
02:10 - Luderin talking about how the band got started
03:25 - Ben talking about joining the band
04:20 - Incorporating Western Swing/Hillbilly Music into Cajun music
04:35 - Playing in dance halls without electricity and ways they figured out how to power the amplifier
08:15 - Luderin learned to speak French as a child but was told to speak English when he went to school
09:10 - 1930's recording of Eh la bas
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