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This is my mom singing

Song is about my grandmother

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It's is on utube just type it in

One of my favorites!

Rip belton Richard I wish I could have met belton Richard

I grew up listening to Mr. Iry, I couldn’t understand the lyrics, but I loved his voice and accordion..

Never heard of this label nor heard this version! Thanks. Similar to Nathan Abshire Grand Bois sung by Will Kegley. Cool!

Maurice Barzas, accordion. Vorance Barzas, drums, vocal. Roy Fontenot (?) fiddle

Hey Dottie What a voice Music and tune I absolutely love Every thing is perfect Keep pumping out them hitz Ivan

Hey Dottie. Just listening to your beautiful recordings. Hope you are doing well. Miss seeing you. Miss Pat

ONE OF THE BEST SINGER HE PLAYED WITH MY BROTHER ELRIDGE

Hey can u post the widows daughter by Rodney legune please

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C est vrai que dans ce morceau cajun il y a une guitare qui gratte Très blues nathan abshire était l un des plus grands musiciens de cajun ,immense patrimoine de la musique américaine

Used to listen to him back in Lake Charles.

Absolutely GORGEOUS! THIS is Cajun for me. Anything else is just a pop blues shuffle. Mouthwateringly scrumdiddly

I am backing in years around 1957-60 if this recording was in this timing. l remember Andrew and his band very well, especially the years at B O Sparkle. I would like to know more about this recording my father Will Kegley played the fiddle for the band and l was wondering if he is the fiddler player on this recording. I was also the Maid of Honor for Andrew and Betty’s wedding. I have also tried to contact Roland Ledet with no success hoping he could tell me who was the fiddler player on this recording.

Any chance you could remove the "Made for children" thing - it prevents adding your videos to Playlists. Thinking of other Joe and Cleoma Falcon videos, particularly Breaux-La Fille A Oncle Elair (couldn't ask there, comments turned off).

Oh my god where did you find that record???? Lucky!!!

Could you please post the flip side of this? I think it’s the Chico 2-step.

Bonjour de France

Thanks for posting this. So good.

Thank you for posting this! I've been looking for this song since I heard it on a Folkways recording 40 years ago!

Never get tired of hearing your music or your voice , Daddy. Thanks for giving me the love of music. Music has gotten both of us through tough times. Along with the love of God ,our father. I am more like you, everyday. Love and miss you

Songwriter Soileau? This is What's the Matter with the Mill by Memphis Minnie! LOL! Hope there was no copyright on the composition or the lyrics! Screaming fiddle by Adam Hebert!!!

What a treasure this is, Joe!

Amazing.

My grandpa did the vocals. I miss those days going to their gigs. But that's when Jake was with Russley Broussard and the Cajun Playboys. Have an old 8 track that I was able to copy on a cd. Unfortunately the 8 track had a few skips...

Interesting. Never heard her before. Better than Audrey Williams! LOL

Please correct UJ Meaux's name. It was definitely NOT Ulysse Joseph. omg!

My dad was a grand accordion player, great to hear him sing this

Solid version of this two-step classic!

LOve it !! Ces bon

This is as soulful as it gets, especially if you can understand the lyrics!

Good music 😊

Thank you soooooo much for uploading this! I'm the grand daughter of Phillip Alleman Sr. (Phillip Jr "PJ" is my dad) who played the steel guitar. I love being able to share this with my kids who are 20 and 12. My son (his 2nd great-grandchild) was only 3 yrs old when he passed in 2005. Thank you again! 💖

The flip "Be Careful, You're Breaking My Heart" is also good.

I picked that one up too when I was in Rayne last month.

Pretty sure that’s John Oliver on accordion, Mervin Faul on steel, Garland Domingue in drums, Wallace DeRouen on guitar, and Leon ?? In bass….

Is it possible that this was actually recorded in the 70’s? That’s Darrel Higgingbotham singing, and I purchased this disc from Mr Sidney at Cajun Day in Lake Charles in the 70’s for $1.00….among many others I bought that day. I lost most of them because I didn’t take them with me when I got married…oh well.

Mr Atlas Fruge on steel!

Do you know who played steel on it?

Love this!!

Makes me miss the sugar cane smoke- in Texas now..love to all in the south

Absolutely brilliant!! Cajun blues. I’m sooooo glad I stumbled upon this.

This is the.same tune as Sidney Brown's Chere Bebe! Love it!

Howdy, I love your videos! I'd like to contact you, one avid collector to another about the possibility of some swapping. Thanks! corbinhayslettmusic@gmail.com

Thank you for sharing this song of my Uncles

That’s Marc Savoy! In between Eunice and Opelousas!