Denus McGee & Sady Courville Description : Morning Star lp 16001 recording session, July 30, 1972 at the home of Joe Bussard, Frederick, Maryland. Music and talk just as it happened! Comments by Denus and Sady, Dick Spottswood, Joe Bussard, and the Morning...

Aldus Roger & the Lafayette Playboys Description : Has there ever been a 5 pieces Cajun band this good? Maybe. Heard 'em when a baby, heard 'em when a man. Still smiling! KLFY TV Channel 10. Phillip Alleman on steel and vocals. Man Abshire, drums. Popeye...

Cory McCauley & His Evangeline Aces Description : Play That Thing, Yeah Jack!, Fais Do Do 5061-2, 1999 accordion and vocal: Cory McCauley; guitar and vocal: Lisa McCauley; drums: Vernon Bergeron; fiddle: Jason Frey, Clint Ward, or Bernard Veillon Madame...

Ray Abshire & Friends Description : From the 2003 Festivals Acadiens, Lafayette, Louisiana; and from the Liberty Theater, Eunice, Louisiana in September, 2005. accordion and vocal: Ray Abshire; fiddle and vocal: Courtney Granger; fiddle: Kevin Wimmer;...

1950s-60s Description : Proud jukebox standards of the 1950s and 1960s with various artists. Love the way Sidney Brown ended his recordings with Bingo! Domino! Lionel Cormier & The Sundown Playboys: La Riviere (River Two Step) Lionel Cormier & The Sundown...

1940s-50s Description : Early local recordings after World War II, from regional labels like Feature, Fais Do-Do, Folkstar, Opera, etc. Special thanks to Lyle Ferbrache for his generous contributions to preserving and documenting this little known era...

1920s-30s Description : 78s recorded from the collections of Joe Bussard, Ron Brown, and others...; Early American Cajun Music, Yazoo cd 2042 Wayne Perry: Creole Blues Wayne Perry: Untitled Waltz #2 Segura Brothers: A Mosquito Ate Up My Sweetheart Segura...

Austin Pitre & Milton Molitor Description : Cajun Folk Music, lp Prestige International 25015 (long out of print), recorded 1956-1959, with Pitre on accordion, vocals, fiddle; Molitor on accordion and vocals; and Lurlin LeJeune on guitar. Thanks to Jack...

Octa Clark and Hector Duhon Octa Clark was one of the finest accordion players in Cajun music history. None finer, ever! He was a contemporary of Joe Falcon and Amédé Breaux and started off in the 1920s, but never recorded. With his longtime partner,...

Balfa Brothers J'ai Passé devant ta Porte Le Hackberry Hop Valse de Platin Port Arthur Waltz