On tape:
JAM-BAL-AYA (9-20-8
C. Village Swamp Pop 9-20-87 #1

Johnnie Allan--emcee;
Just A Teeny Weeny Bit (Of Your Love)--Huey Darby KROF every morning at 6 am;
Rufus Thibodeaux and Johnnie Allan--Jolie Blonde (Ma Blonde est Partie/La Fille de la Veuve. Similar to La Valse de Jolly Rogers/La Valse De Gueydan/La Valse de Couillon);
Maiden's Prayer/La Prière d'une Vieille Fille;
Lake Arthur Stomp;
Ginger Gautreaux from Cecilia--The Rose (13:59);
When Will I Be Loved;
None of this has been rehearsed. Picking out fine musicians to back up;
Band Intro:
Fiddle--Rufus Thibodeaux
Keyboard--Glen Hymel;
Drums--Gerald Melancon;
Bass Guitar--Rick Benoit from Opelousas;
Lead Guitar--Pat Smith from Back in Time;
Saxophone and Vocals--Willie T. Trahan;
Old Cotton Fields Back Home;
Willie T.--Wake Up by Merle Haggard;
Sick and Tired by Antoine 'Fats' Domino off their record 8-9 years ago (30:41);
Old Habits by Hank Williams Jr.;
Setting up for some blues;
Memeber of Clifton Chenier's band. Harry Hypolite on guitar and Warren Ceasar on trumpet;
Flip, Flop, & Fly;
Don't You Want A Man Like Me?;
Cottin Pickin Blues;
Allons Danser, allons laisser les bons temps rouler?-Zydeco two-step;
Pig Race;
Morris Francis--Tonight's a Good Night to Hold Your Lady in Your Arms? in English and Creole French;