Les Fatras;
Minos Hardy - Rhythm Guitar
Chuck Hebert - Bass
Black Foreman - Accordion
Chris Hardy - Drums
Ray Aucoin - Lead Guitar
Louis Dronet - Fiddle
Russell Gary - T-fer
Walter Mouton and the Scott Playboys;
Walter Mouton - Accordion
U.J. Meaux - Fiddle
Ronald Prejean - Drums
Buddy Myers - Bass
Chris Lougon - Steel Guitar
00:01:14 - Ossun Two-step;
00:06:27 - La valse d'amitie;
00:12:07 - One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer;
00:18:36 - Qui c'est qui te tiens collé;
00:26:07 - Quand j'étais pauvre;
00:31:40 - Soigner les enfants;
00:36:50 - Hackberry Hop;
00:41:41 - Si je pourrais oublier;
00:46:45 - Lonely Girl Waltz;
00:50:07 - J'étais au bal;
Ken Guilbeaux, former football player, entrepreneur, owner of the Keg and other clubs and breeder of horses.
Talking about his football career - Growing up, playing at LSU and McNeese, Then playing professionally with the Denver Broncos;
Talking about his various business ventures - Clubs, restaurants
Getting into breeding horses for racing;
Problems with the economy and how it affected his businesses;
Announcement about Becky Richard's band;
Johnny Allan talks about John Broven and his book "South to Louisiana;"
Johnny discussing his book "Memories;" (00:03:00)
Different countries he's played in (00:05:30)
Discussing the Cajun Born album (00:08:00)
Looking at various pictures of musicians in "Memories"
Segment with Gladys Clark about coton jaune (00:24:00)
Interview with Gladys Clark (00:33:45)
Operating a spinning wheel (00:43:40)
Footage of a young cheetah at the Acadiana Zoo (00:52:30)
Jambalaya;
Tony Huval - Drums
Bobby Dumaitre - Guitar
Ken David - Fiddle
Reggie Matte - Accordion
Terry Huval - Fiddle
Randy Champagne - Bass
Professor David M. Chretien teaches business law at UL Lafayette.
He works at AOC. With AOC he tries to get the African American point of view out to the public.
Aurele Chrevrier, Gail Dubois-Broussard and Chretien had a discussion on the use of racial slurs for Blacks and Whites (Cajuns) in the United States and French Canadians.
Segment with Dave Spizale about KRVS--NPR (00:22:00)
Interview with Jean Frigault about a magazine called Vent d'est (00:23:00)
The Children's Shelter commercial about Acadiana keeping children safe from abuse.
Hosted by Fred Charlie;
Percy Boudreaux and the Mud Sliders;
Percy Boudreaux - Accordion
Albert Miller - Drums
Cliff Miller - Fiddle
Paul Gillard - Guitar
Dean Benoit - Bass
00:00:58 - Crowley Two-step;
00:02:08 - Touts les soirs;
00:07:18 - Amedé two-step;
00:11:19 - Quand j'étais pauvre;
00:16:50 - Choupique Two-step;
00:23:12 - Lake Charles Playboy Waltz;
00:27:13 - La valse de Balfa;
00:31:45 - Chère Alice;
00:35:42 - La porte d'en arrière;
00:39:32 - Creole Stomp;
Azema Broussard, a teacher, talks about teaching at Milton High School and UL Lafayette.
Differences in the children in the old days and today
Michael Doucet of Beausoleil talks about how he started with music. (00:14:10)
He talks about the origin of the name of the Group.
There is a village in France and in New Brunswick called BeauSoleil. Doucet thought that the name was a good identity for Cajun people.
Talking about various musical experiences
How Michael things Cajun music will evolve (00:41:40)
Tracking of tape is bad - Redigitize
The Louisiana Cajun Band with Hadley Castile play
Panique et Lodie;
Cypreian et Marie
Le Maudit Bayou Teche
La porte d'en arrière
J'ai étais au bal
Le deux pas de St. Laurent
Director of the UL art Museum, Herman Mire PSA about the dangers of smoking and drunk driving
Francis Pavy, artist (painter). His art is inspired by the spirit of Zydeco and Cajun music (00:56:30)
Charlie Arceneaux, grocery owner and maker of the Dough Boy.
Hosted by Jim Soileau;
Creole Zydeco Farmers;
Warren Prejean - Accordion
Clarence "Jockey" Etienne - Drums
Morris Francis - Scrub Board
Chester Chevalier - Guitar
William Breaux - Bass
00:01:10 - Tante Cayenne;
00:05:50 - Creole Farmers Stomp;
00:12:09 - Lula;
00:17:30 - Bye, bye Moreau;
00:25:05 - If It's Good for the Goose;
00:31:30 - Ma femme laissé moi;
00:34:35 - Raining in my Heart;
00:38:24 - Touts les temps en temps;
00:48:52 - Boo LeDoux - Storyteller;
