0:57 – McGee’s One Step by Blake Miller and Chris Segura
3:04 – Interview
- Plays accordion, fiddle, and guitar
- Grew up in Iota, Louisiana
- Grandfather is Larry Miller, an accordion maker, who was originally a science teacher, high school assistant principal, elementary assistant principal, and then went into the oil business. Larry Miller learned accordion building from Shine Mouton.
- Grandfather, grandfather’s brother, and their dad and uncle were all musicians.
- There were instruments everywhere in all the houses that he grew up in.

1:03 – Plutard dans la vie by Wayne Toups (written by Jean Arceneaux)
4:20 – Interview with Barry Ancelet
- In 1978, when he was twenty-seven years old, he was at an event called “Rencontre des peuples francophones”, and the “Soirée littéraire”, and on the spur of the moment, he read one his poems in which he came up with the pseudonym and alter-ego, Jean Arceneaux.
- Under the name, Jean Arceneaux, he wrote songs for Wayne Toups, Richard LeBoeuf, D.L. Menard, Hubert Maitre, Jambalaya, and Steve Riley.

Simeon Touchet - Meaux, Louisiana

Multiple takes - Catherine Blanchet sings "un chanson de rouie"

***Notes accompany tape - stored in box***

Presented by Mr. Robert Prejean, Director:

Daniel Deville - Accordion

00:50 - "La valse des musiciens"
02:30 - "Madame Sosthaine"
03:40 - "Les traces de mon bogué"
04:57 - "Acadian Stomp"

Mme Lynnwood Vincent - Evangeline, Louisiana

06:09 - "Zing Zang Zon" (Danse ronde)
06:35 - "Ce nes plus un rêve"
07:40 - "La fête printanière" (Colinda et Colin)
10:15 - "Evangeline"
12:08 - "Galine, Galine, Gallow"