0:55 she wasn’t staying home to help her mom but she was working in the cultivated land
2:20 her parents was only talking French
3:47 she always been going to church every Sunday
6:45 she is doing sewing and learn at school
9:21 her mom was cooking but not baking
0:39 her maiden name was Blanchard
0:40 she was born June 5th 1932 in church point
1:13 her dad was Fedo Blanchard and her mom Adeline Lejeune
2:17 her dad was working with cotton
4:11 she had 2 brothers and 2 sisters
6:10 she used to clean houses
7:44 she went to balls few times
9:07 girls was going to the ball for free but boys at to pay
11:01 she met her husband when she was 15 years old
14:22 she didn’t listen to her husband music since he died
0:48 she liked the music that her husband was paying
1:37 her husband learned accordion when he was 18 years old
1:52 his uncle show him how to play
9:56 he wasn’t talking about work to her
14:10 she have no record of her husband’s music
14:41 she only have a radio
17:10 she doesn’t have her husband accordion no more
17:35 she sold her husband accordion for 800 dollars
18:05 she needed money when her husband died
23:07 when Nathan found out he had a cancer he started drinking even more
UL Steel Band:
00:00:00 - 'Suzie'
00:03:38 - 'Dingolay'
00:09:15 - 'Yambambe'
00:15:38 - 'Hard Times'
00:21:45 - 'Jump in the Line'
00:26:21 - 'Mambo Mindoro'
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UL Latin Music Ensemble:
00:00:54 - 'Acid'
00:05:46 - 'Dile a Catalina'
00:09:58 - 'Sabor'
00:15:43 - 'Sofrito'
00:22:08 - 'Cha Cha Cha'
00:27:58 - 'Elana'
00:34:04 - 'Tiahuanaco'
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Vermillion Express:
Emily Ortego (Guitar/Vocal), Celebrindal Roberts (Mandolin/Vocal), Luke Huval (Fiddle/Vocal), Benjamin Richey (Banjo), Dr. Len Springer (Bass)
- Instruments of Bluegrass:
00:08:20 - Emily Ortego on Acoustic Guitar
00:10:45 - Benjamin Richey on Banjo
00:12:07 - Celebrindal Roberts on Mandolin
00:13:58 - Dr. Len Springer on Upright Bass
00:14:45 - Luke Huval on Fiddle
00:01:25 - Growing up in Carencro, LA, his early musical influences, and inspirations like Buckwheat Zydeco & Lil' Buck Senegal
00:04:19 - Raised in a French speaking family
00:04:50 - Picking up an electric guitar for the first time
00:06:42 - Seeing Clifton Chenier at the age of 7 years old
Song 1 – Bosco Stomp (0:01)
Song 2 – La valse criminelle (3:03)
Song 3 – Donnez-moi mon chapeau (6:40)
Song 4 – Jolie Blonde (9:23)
Song 5 – Zydeco sont pas sale (13:00)
Song 6 – Don’t Mess With My Tutu (16:00)
Song 7 – Mathilda (19:45)
Song 8 – Jalapeno Lena (22:02)
Song 9 – I’m Walking the Floor Over You (24:18)
Song 10 – One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer (26:37)
Song 11 – Your Cheatin’ Heart (29:50)
Song 12 – I Still Miss Someone (33:28)
Song 13 – 99 Year Old Waltz (35:48)
Song 14 – Bayou Pon Pon (37:42)
Song 1 – Brasse donc, le couche couche (0:04)
Song 2 – Jolie Blonde (2:18)
Song 3 – Grand Mamou (5:48)
Song 4 – My Zydeco Shoes/Zydeco Man (9:22)
Song 5 – Love Bridge Waltz (14:25)
Song 6 – Ends in talking and background noises (17:15)
Song 1 – Unknown waltz (0:03)
Song 2 – Belizaire Waltz (2:00)
Song 3 – Jolie Blonde (4:15)
Song 4 – J’étais au bal (8:00)
Song 5 – Chere Tout Tout (12:20)
Song 6 – Fee Fee Poncho (15:46)
Song 7 – Unknown waltz (18:57)
Song 8 – La valse de mèche (23:45)
Song 9 – The Back Door (27:53)
Song 10 – La valse du malchanceux (31:05)
Song 11 – Lena Mae (35:26)
Song 12 – Donnez-moi mon chapeau (38:51)
Song 13 – Jolie Blonde (42:24)
Song 14 – Hippy taio (46:00)
Song 15 – Chere tout tout (49:20)
