Collection Number: 20245

Collection Title: Goldband Recording Corporation Collection, 1930-2000

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Size About 17,680 items (240 linear feet)
Abstract The Goldband Recording Corporation of Lake Charles, La., has played a key role in documenting and shaping musical traditions, tastes, and trends, both regionally and on an international level since 1944, when white owner Eddie Shuler made his first recording to promote his band, the Reveliers. The music of the Reveliers and other early Goldband recordings reflect Shuler's preference for the country and western music of the 1930s and 1940s. In the mid-1940s, accordion player Iry LeJune, a Cajun man of Lacassine, La., made his first recording on the Goldband label, and Cajun and zydeco styles became a permanent part of Goldband's catalog. Many other musical styles were recorded at the Goldband studios, including blues, rhythm and blues, gospel, and sacred music. The early recordings were intended for a regional market, but later Goldband recordings were released nationally and internationally. Materials document the operations of the Goldband Recording Company of Lake Charles, La., and other activities of Goldband's owner and manager, Eddie Shuler, such as TEK Publishing and other business ventures. Included are business records, correspondence, publicity materials for Goldband and for individual recording artists, studio recordings and released recordings in a variety of formats, sheet music and song lyrics, photographs, scattered video recordings, and other items. Photographs include candid snapshots and publicity photographs of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others, including many snapshots inside the Goldband Recording Studio. Business materials include Goldband and TEK manufacturing and accounting records. Correspondence documents all phases of the companies' operations; major correspondents include Don Pierce and Mike Leadbitter. Of special interest are letters and accounting items that document the popularity of Cajun music in Europe and other parts of the world. Publicity and promotional materials include photographs of Goldband recording artists, promotional copy, mailings to radio stations, lists of customers, catalogs of Goldband recordings, and reviews of Goldband releases. There are also many newspaper and magazine articles relating to Goldband, to Shuler, to recording artists who worked for Goldband, and to other Louisiana musicians. Sound recordings include acetates, 78s, studio recordings, and released recordings in a variety of formats. Song lyrics and music include song folios from the 1940s.
Creator Goldband Recording Corporation.
Curatorial Unit Southern Folklife Collection
Language English.
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[Identification of item], in the Goldband Recording Corporation Collection #20245, Southern Folklife Collection, Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Provenance
Purchased from E. Shuler of Lake Charles, La., in 1995. Website harvested using Archive-It, beginning in December 2013 (Acc. 101960). Additions received in January 2011 (Acc. 101538), September 2011 (Acc. 103102) and December 2016 (Acc. 103014).
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Processed by: SFC Staff, 1997-2004

Encoded by: Aaron Smithers, 2004

Updated by: Anne Wells, 2016; Nancy Kaiser, 2017; Anne Wells, 2017; Patrick Cullom, 2020; Nancy Kaiser, 2021

Preservation of and access to the materials in this collection were made possible by a grant from the Recording Academy in 2003-2004.

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The Goldband Recording Corporation of Lake Charles, La., has played a key role in documenting and shaping musical traditions, tastes, and trends, both regionally and on an international level since 1944, when Eddie Shuler made his first recording to promote his band, the Reveliers. In 1942, Eddie Shuler moved from Texas to Lake Charles to work as a dragline operator. He found additional part-time work in a music store, leading him into a career in the music business. His experience recording songs and messages on acetate discs for store customers gave him the knowledge he needed to begin recording his own band and other local musicians.

From 1943 to 1945, Eddie Shuler sharpened his songwriting and musical skills by playing with the Hackberry Ramblers, an established string band in southwest Louisiana who blended country, western swing, traditional fiddle music, and Cajun songs. The Hackberry Ramblers had made a number of records in the late 1920s, and reportedly made the first commercial recording of "Jolie Blonde," the song that has since become the Cajun national anthem. After Shuler left the Hackberry Ramblers, he opened his own music store with a $250 loan from his mother. He formed his own band, "Eddie Shuler's All-Star Reveliers", and made his first recording with them in 1944. This recording, "Broken Love," was released in 1945.

In 1946, Shuler let Iry LeJune, a Louisiana accordion player, perform on his radio show. The station manager, who was unfamiliar with the Cajun style of music, threatened to fire Shuler if he ever had Cajun music on his show again, but in several months, Cajun business owners began buying air time to play more Cajun music on the radio. LeJune made a recording on the Opera label but it was unsuccessful, so he asked Eddie Shuler to record him. In 1949, Shuler made a recording of LeJune, and he placed the records on jukeboxes at local dance halls and nightspots. LeJune's subsequent recordings for Goldband were all hits. After LeJune's death in an accident in 1954 the popularity of his music soared, helping to launch a revival of interest in Cajun music.

In the half century since the first recordings, Eddie Shuler and the Goldband Recording Company have helped document--and in many cases have created--some of the South's most important and distinctive musical styles and sounds, ranging from the thirteen-year-old Dolly Parton to Iry LeJune's sorrowful accordion, and others like Freddie Fender, Jimmy C. Newman, Rockin' Sidney, Boozoo Chavis, Al Ferrier, Gene Terry, Juke Boy Bonner, and Guitar Junior. Goldband has documented important Cajun artists including LeJune, J. B. Fusilier, Alphee Bergeron, Ron Bertrand, Sidney Brown, and Shorty LeBlanc. African American presence is strong in blues, zydeco, and r& b with groups and artists like Rockin' Sidney, Boozoo Chavis, Juke Boy Bonner, Guitar Junior, Big Chenier, Katie Webster, Cleveland Crochet and the Sugar Bees, Cookie and the Cupcakes, and Phil Phillips.

The early Goldband recordings reflect Eddie Shuler's musical preferences, shaped largely by the country and western record industry of the late 1930s and early 1940s. Through the 1950s, Shuler recorded many regional artists who played diverse styles of music, including Louisiana French music with fiddle and accordion, acoustic and electric blues, and gospel and sacred music. The early recordings were aimed at a regional market. Eddie Shuler distributed the recordings from the back of his car to record stores and to jukebox operators who placed the records on jukeboxes leased to local clubs, dancehalls, and restaurants. The Goldband Recording Company has released a number of hits, both locally and nationally. TEK Publishing Company complements the recording studio, publishing songs from lyricists all over the country.

The various labels included under Eddie Shuler's management reflect transitions in musical styles and also pioneering new ideas that took root nationally. The blending of traditional and modern musical styles led to hybrid forms of folk, rhythm and blues, boogie, rockabilly, and rock and roll.

In addition to the recording studio and Eddie's Music House, Eddie and his wife Elsie own and operate Quick Service TV Repair, which maintained a fleet of trucks, sold 45-100 TVs per day, and grossed $200,000 annually in the mid-1950s.

This collection includes musical history, musical artifacts such as records and promotional materials and studio tapes, and business records that help show how a small independent record producer conducted business locally and among the big corporation players like RCA and Columbia. Marketing strategies are revealed; for example, having multiple labels under one parent company assures better chances of having airplay on the radio.

See also: Goldband Recording Corporation Multi-Format Online Exhibit.

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Materials document the operations of the Goldband Recording Company of Lake Charles, La., and other activities of Goldband's owner and manager, Eddie Shuler, such as TEK Publishing and other business ventures. Included are business records, correspondence, publicity materials for Goldband and for individual recording artists, studio recordings and released recordings in a variety of formats, sheet music and song lyrics, scattered video recordings, and other items. Business materials include Goldband and TEK manufacturing and accounting records. Correspondence documents all phases of the companies' operations; major correspondents include Don Pierce and Mike Leadbitter. Of special interest are letters and accounting items that document the popularity of Cajun music in Europe and other parts of the world. Publicity and promotional materials include photographs of Goldband recording artists, promotional copy, mailings to radio stations, lists of customers, catalogs of Goldband recordings, and reviews of Goldband releases. Photographs include candid snapshots and publicity photographs of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others, including many snapshots inside the Goldband Recording Studio. There are also many newspaper and magazine articles relating to Goldband, to Shuler, to recording artists who worked for Goldband, and to other Louisiana musicians. Recordings include acetates, 78s, studio recordings, and released recordings in a variety of formats. Song lyrics and music include song folios from the 1940s.

Note that original file folder and other titles have, in many instances, been retained.

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Contents list

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1. Eddie Shuler Personal Documents, circa 1944-1992.
1.1. Eddie Shuler Personal Materials.
1.2. Interview with Eddie Shuler.
1.3. Hackberry Ramblers.
2. Financial Records, circa 1948-1990.
2.1. Accounts Payable Records.
2.1.1. Suppliers.
2.1.2. Accounts Payable Invoices.
2.2. Recording Sales and Accounts Receivable Records, circa 1958-1989.
2.2.1. Cash Sales.
2.2.2. Accounts Receivable Invoices, 1970-1978.
2.2.3. Accounts Receivable Invoices, 1981-1985.
2.2.4. Accounts Receivable Ledgers, 1965-1986.
2.3. Miscellaneous Financial Materials.
3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993.
3.1. Record Manufacturing.
3.2. Record Distribution.
3.3. Record Promotion.
3.4. Publicity.
4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990.
4.1. Copyrights.
4.2. Royalties.
4.3. Licensing and Leasing.
4.4. Contracts.
4.5. Correspondence.
4.5.1. Songwriting and Recording.
4.5.2. Song Contracts.
4.5.3. Recording Artists.
5. International Materials, circa 1960-1963.
5.1. Correspondence.
5.2. Mike Leadbitter Correspondence and Related Materials.
5.3. International Recording Sales and Distribution.
5.4. International Licensing.
5.5. Miscellaneous International Materials.
6. Photographs, circa 1930-1995.
6.1. Photograph Albums.
6.2. Goldband Publicity and Artist Photographs.
6.3. Loose Photographs.
6.4. SFC Staff Slides and Photos.
6.5. Miscellaneous Photographs.
7. Other Documents, circa 1943-1995.
7.1. Other Goldband Business Materials.
7.2. Other Correspondence.
7.2.1. Miscellaneous Correspondence.
7.2.2. Wayne and Johnny Shuler Correspondence and Related Material.
7.2.3. Don Pierce Correspondence and Related Material.
7.3. Events.
7.4. Inspirational Material.
7.5. TEK Publishing.
8. Periodicals, circa 1943-1992.
8.1. American Periodicals.
8.2. International Periodicals.
8.3. Correspondence with Periodicals.
9. Recordings and Related Documentation, 1937-2000 and undated.
9.1. Song Lyrics and Sheet Music.
9.2. Demo Tapes Documentation and Promotional Materials.
9.2.1. Demo Tapes Documentation.
9.2.2. Promotional Materials from Artists.
9.3. Sound Recording Documentation.
9.3.1. Recording Notes.
9.3.2. Recording Studio Logs.
9.3.3. Goldband Artist Indexes.
9.3.4. Tape Catalogs.
9.3.5. Miscellaneous Documentation.
9.4. Sound Recordings, 1937-2000 and undated.
9.4.1. Reel-to-Reel Tapes, 1949-1994 and undated.
9.4.2. Acetates, 1937-1967 and undated.
9.4.3. 78 RPM Recordings.
9.4.4. Wire Recording, circa 1945.
9.4.5. 45 RPM Recordings.
9.4.6. LPs.
9.4.7. 8-Track Tapes.
9.4.8. Cassettes, 1963-1995 and undated.
9.4.9. Compact Discs.
9.4.10. Alesis Digital Audio Tapes, 1986-2000 and undated.
9.4.11. Digital Audio Tapes, 1990-1999 and undated.
9.5 Video Recordings, undated.
10. Oversize Papers, 1961-1985 and undated.
11. Artifacts.
Addition of May 2014: Goldband Recording Corporation Website.

expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 1. Eddie Shuler Personal Documents, circa 1944-1992.

About 270 items.

Documents relating to Eddie Shuler's varied activities including his songwriting and business honors and awards. Also included are an interview with Shuler and material concerning his band, the Reveliers.

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About 40 items.

Included are materials relating to Eddie Shuler's band, the Reveliers, his songwriting, and induction into the Louisiana Hall of Fame; correspondence about Eddie Shuler's book, How to Become a Successful Independent Record Producer; and a small number of other items.

Folder 1

Eddie Shuler's Reveliers

Folder 2

Songwriting

Folder 3

Louisiana Hall of Fame

Folder 4

Louisiana Hall of Fame Induction Certificate, 1992

Folder 5

Louisiana Music Commission Certificate and Chamber of Commerce Certificate

Folder 6

Personal Correspondence

Folder 7

Other Personal Materials

Folder 8

The Troy Marble Game

Folder 9

Who's Who in Leading American Executives

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1 item.

Interview with Eddie Shuler taped by Southern Folklife Collection staff during a visit to the Goldband Recording Studio in 1995.

Folder 10

Tape Log

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 1.3. Hackberry Ramblers.

About 230 items.

Materials relating to the Hackberry Ramblers, including newspaper articles, fan mail, song requests, and correspondence. Eddie Shuler performed with the Hackberry Ramblers for about 18 months, beginning in 1943.

Folder 11

Articles and Clippings

Folder 12-16

Folder 12

Folder 13

Folder 14

Folder 15

Folder 16

Fan Mail

Folder 17

Letterhead

Folder 18

51st Anniversary Reunion

Oversize Paper Folder OPF-20245/1

Posters

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 2. Financial Records, circa 1948-1990.

About 4,000 items.

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Accounts payable materials, including information, correspondence, and invoices from suppliers.

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About 320 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical by company.

Catalogs, price lists, information, and correspondence from suppliers.

Folder 19

Alamo Electronics

Folder 20

Album Covers

Folder 21

Aloe Vera Gel

Folder 22

Arhoolie Records

Folder 23

Bazzy Electronics Corp.

Folder 24

Book Crafters, Inc.

Folder 25

Bowman Recording and Reproduction

Folder 26

Boynton Studio

Folder 27

Browser boxes

Folder 28

Charlie & Co.

Folder 29

C.J. Colt & Firma Records (Blue Flame Prod.)

Folder 30

Columbia Special Products

Folder 31

Correspondence

Folder 32

David Wexler & Co.

Folder 33

The Exxel Company

Folder 34

Floyd's Record Shop

Folder 35

Flying Tiger Line

Folder 36

Foster Company

Folder 37

L. D. Heater Music Company

Folder 38

Jenasol

Folder 39

Jewel/Paula Records

Folder 40

Jewelry, Watches, etc.

Folder 41

S. R. Canterman

Folder 42

Lanor Records

Folder 43

Larksong

Folder 44

Library of Congress Recordings

Folder 45

Madison Mills

Folder 46

Magline Inc./P. E. Odendahl

Folder 47

Mailing Jackets

Folder 48

Marigold Productions

Folder 49

Media 2

Folder 50

Merchandise for Resale

Folder 51

Michele Audio Corp.

Folder 52

Miscellaneous

Folder 53

Music Products Unlimited Inc.

Folder 54

Naptown Records

Folder 55

National Emblem Company

Folder 56

Nationwide Sound Distributors

Folder 57

Ort's Oldies

Folder 58

Ovation Records

Folder 59

P. D. Song Source

Folder 60

Paramount Record Company

Folder 61

Penny Label Company

Folder 62

Penny Record Company

Folder 63

Peter Pan Records

Folder 64

Photography/Printing

Folder 65

Platinum IV Records

Folder 66

Pyramid Records

Folder 67

Rabbit Distributing

Folder 68

Rainbow Sound, Inc.

Folder 69

Becky Fender Photo

Folder 70

Record Rack

Folder 71

Record-Rama

Folder 72

Record Shack of Atlanta

Folder 73

Schaff Piano Supply

Folder 74

Skylite Gospel

Folder 75

Star Title Strip Co., Inc.

Folder 76

Summit Sound Systems Co., Inc.

Folder 77

Super Scope Inc.

Folder 78

Syntonic Research, Inc.

Folder 79

T Miscellaneous

Folder 80

Tape Reels, boxes, Cases

Folder 81

Title Strips

Folder 82

Tobisco

Folder 83

Todd-AO

Folder 84

Warner-Electra-Atlantic

Folder 85

Waterfall Distributors

Folder 86

Word, Inc.

Folder 87

World International Group Inc.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 2.1.2. Accounts Payable Invoices.

About 1,200 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical by company.

Invoices from companies that sold materials to Goldband Records, TEK Publishing, or Eddie's Music House.

Folder 88

Accent Audio/Video

Folder 89

Airway Music

Folder 90

Album Frames, Inc.

Folder 91

Alshire International, 1977-1985

Folder 92

Americana Recording Studios, 1981

Folder 93

Ampro, Inc., Tape Display

Folder 94

Benson Company

Folder 95

Cadet Records, Inc.

Folder 96

CBS Records

Folder 97

Charlie & Co.

Folder 98

Cosimo Recording Studios

Folder 99

Custom Duplication, Inc.

Folder 100

Delta Records

Folder 101

Edward R. White, Inc.

Folder 102

Eureka Products

Folder 103

The Exxel Company

Folder 104

Flat Town Music Co.: Statements, 1981-1985

Folder 105

Floyd's/Flat Town, 1971-1975

Folder 106-107

Folder 106

Folder 107

Flat Town Music Co.: Invoices, 1979-1985

Folder 108

Floyd's/Flat Town-Credit Memos

Folder 109-110

Folder 109

Folder 110

Floyd's Wholesale-COD

Folder 111

General Music Corporation

Folder 112

Good Hope Printing Company

Folder 113-114

Folder 113

Folder 114

Gusto Records

Folder 115

Howard Enterprise

Folder 116

Imperial Tape Company

Folder 117

J& F Southern Record Sales

Folder 118

Jewel-Paula Records

Folder 119

J. S. J. Distributors, Inc.

Folder 120

Juke Record Company

Folder 121

KFDM-TV

Folder 122

Lane's Music/Video

Folder 123

Lachney Tape & Record Distributor

Folder 124

Lanor Records/The Sound Center

Folder 125

M& A Record Wholesale/Surplus Record and Tape Distributors

Folder 126

Michele Audio Corporation

Folder 127

Musical Heritage Society

Folder 128

National Arts Center

Folder 129-130

Folder 129

Folder 130

Nationwide Sound Distributors

Folder 131

Nugget Enterprises

Folder 132

Orders-Miscellaneous

Folder 133

Printers

Folder 134

QCA, Inc.

Folder 135

Recording Supply Co.

Folder 136

Record-Wide Distributors, Inc.

Folder 137

Scott Distributing Corp.

Folder 138

Sonocraft

Folder 139

Sound Pro Industries, Inc.

Folder 140

Sound Tech Enterprises, Inc.

Folder 141

SSS International Records

Folder 142

E. L. Staggs Printing Company

Folder 143

Stan's Record Service

Folder 144

Star Title Strip Co., Inc.

Folder 145

Strad-O-Mike

Folder 146

Sutton Record Company

Folder 147

Syntonic Research, Inc.

Folder 148

Tape Specialty Inc.

Folder 149

2wi-Lite Record Co.

Folder 150

United Office Supplies, Inc.

Folder 151

Volt Guard, Inc.

Folder 152-153

Folder 152

Folder 153

Word

Folder 154

Joseph B. Wrenn

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 2.2.1. Cash Sales.

About 130 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

Documents and journals recording the cash sales transactions of Goldband Records.

Oversize Paper OP-20245/1

Cash Journal, 1968-1976

Oversize Paper OP-20245/2

Cash Journal, 1976-1977

Oversize Paper OP-20245/3

Cash Journal, 1977-1978

Oversize Paper OP-20245/4

Cash Journal, 1978-1979

Oversize Paper OP-20245/5

Cash Journal, 1979-1980

Oversize Paper OP-20245/6

Cash Journal, 1980-1981

Oversize Paper OP-20245/7

Cash Journal, 1982-1983

Oversize Paper OP-20245/8

Cash Journal, 1983-1984

Oversize Paper OP-20245/9

Cash Journal, 1984-1985

Oversize Paper OP-20245/10

Cash Journal, 1985-1986

Folder 155-159

Folder 155

Folder 156

Folder 157

Folder 158

Folder 159

Cash Sales, 1985

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 2.2.2. Accounts Receivable Invoices, 1970-1978.

About 1,530 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

Invoices from sales of Goldband recordings, 1970-1978, grouped by year; correspondence, credit memos, and other materials related to accounts receivable.

Folder 160

Record Sales Invoices, 1972

Folder 161

Record Sales Invoices, 1973

Folder 162-163

Folder 162

Folder 163

Record Sales Invoices, 1974

Folder 164-165

Folder 164

Folder 165

Record Sales Invoices, 1975

Folder 166-167

Folder 166

Folder 167

Record Sales Invoices, 1976

Folder 168-169

Folder 168

Folder 169

Record Sales Invoices, 1977

Folder 170

Record Sales Invoices, 1979

Folder 171-172

Folder 171

Folder 172

Record Sales: Correspondence

Folder 173

Record Sales: Miscellaneous

Folder 174

Purchase Orders

Folder 175

Credit Memos/Exchanges

Folder 176

Pace Financial Group, Inc. (collection agency)

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 2.2.3. Accounts Receivable Invoices, 1981-1985.

About 280 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical.

Invoices from sales of Goldband recordings, 1981-1985, arranged by purchaser.

Folder 177

Allen's Cajun Records

Folder 178

American Book and Record Co.

Folder 179

John Bertholot

Folder 180

Bonneau's Record Shop

Folder 181

J. J. Callier Record Shop

Folder 182

Crusille Book Store

Folder 183

Daigle's Sales and Service

Folder 184

Dixie Amusement

Folder 185

Floyd's Wholesale

Folder 186

Goldmine

Folder 187

Harbor Record Shop

Folder 188

Harper's Record Shop

Folder 189

Jerry's Record Shop

Folder 190

Khoury's Record Shop

Folder 191

King County Library System

Folder 192

L& M Records

Folder 193

Lane's Record Shop

Folder 194

Lou's Music Connection

Folder 195

Master Trak Enterprises

Folder 196

Morris Tire Center

Folder 197

Music Machine

Folder 198

Music Nostalgia

Folder 199

The Music Trader

Folder 200

Northwest State University

Folder 201

Odyssey Records

Folder 202

Jim O'Neal/Rooster Blues Records

Folder 203

Pe-Te Cajun Bar-B-Q House

Folder 204

Pott's Music House

Folder 205

Public Library of Columbus and Franklin Counties

Folder 206

Rabbit Records

Folder 207

Randy's Record Shop

Folder 208

Reading Rainbow

Folder 209

Record Land

Folder 210

Record Rack

Folder 211

Record Service Co.

Folder 212

R& M Records

Folder 213

Record Warehouse

Folder 214

Steve Rolley/Treasured Tracs

Folder 215

Ronnie's Records Shop

Folder 216

Royal Rhythm Records

Folder 217

Saint Expedite Distributing Co.

Folder 218

Savoy's Music Center

Folder 219

Sound Center

Folder 220

Sound Warehouse

Folder 221

Tac Amusement

Folder 222

Tape City USA

Folder 223

Ted's Inc.

Folder 224

Total Camera

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 2.2.4. Accounts Receivable Ledgers, 1965-1986.

About 370 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

Oversize Paper OP-20245/11

Accounts Receivable, 1961-1965

Folder 225-226

Folder 225

Folder 226

Accounts Receivable Ledger, 1965-1977

Folder 227

Accounts Receivable Ledger, 1973-1986

Folder 228

Accounts Receivable Ledger Check

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 2.3. Miscellaneous Financial Materials.

About 20 items.

Miscellaneous Goldband financial materials, including check registers, payroll slips, etc.

Folder 229-230

Folder 229

Folder 230

Goldband Checkbook

Folder 231

Payroll Slips

Folder 232

Trial Balance, 1978-1979

Folder 233

Adding Machine Tapes, 1984-1985

Folder 234

Utility Bills

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993.

About 1,600 items.

Documents relating to the pressing of records, including information on various companies with which Goldband did business; distribution of records through radio stations and record stores; record promotion; and publicity.

expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 3.1. Record Manufacturing.

About 350 items.

Materials dealing with the manufacturing of records, including prices and information from manufacturers; orders for pressing, label copy, and other correspondence; and manufacturing done for Anla Records.

Folder 235

Record Pressing

Folder 236

45s

Folder 237

Anla Records

Folder 238

Bonneville Communications (CDs)

Folder 239

Cajun Joe Records

Folder 240

California Record Mfg. Co.

Folder 241

Columbia Transcription Co.

Folder 242

James G. Lee Record Processing (Fore Records)

Folder 243

Nashville Album Productions, Inc.

Folder 244

Plastic Products

Folder 245

RCA

Folder 246

Reynaud Records

Folder 247

Rite Record Productions, Inc.

Folder 248

United Record Pressing

Folder 249-251

Folder 249

Folder 250

Folder 251

Ville Platte Record Mfg. Co., 1976-1986

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 3.2. Record Distribution.

About 500 items.

Materials dealing with the distribution of Goldband recordings, including record distributors, radio stations, and record stores, and with the catalog of Goldband recordings.

Folder 252

Back Forty Records

Folder 253

Movie Music Management

Folder 254

The Music Mart

Folder 255

Neon Records

Folder 256

Pop Inn Records

Folder 257

Radio Stations (Notebook)

Folder 258

Record Distributors

Folder 259

Record Store List

Folder 260

Record Stores, DJs

Folder 261

Rooster Blues Records (Jim O'Neal)

Folder 262

San-Litwer Record Distributors

Folder 263

Scorpio Music Distributors, Inc.

Folder 264

Shugar Records

Folder 265

Superior Record Distributing

Folder 266

United Record Distributing Co.

Folder 267

Radio Stations and Record Stores

268: Louisiana Radio Stations #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.2. Record Distribution., Folder 268
269: Texas Radio Stations #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.2. Record Distribution., Folder 269
270: Mississippi Radio Stations #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.2. Record Distribution., Folder 270
271: Florida and Alabama Radio Stations #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.2. Record Distribution., Folder 271
272: Louisiana Juke box Operators #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.2. Record Distribution., Folder 272
273: Texas Juke box Operators #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.2. Record Distribution., Folder 273
274: Mississippi Juke box Operators #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.2. Record Distribution., Folder 274
275: Florida and Alabama Juke box Operators #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.2. Record Distribution., Folder 275
276: Louisiana Stores #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.2. Record Distribution., Folder 276
277: Texas Stores #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.2. Record Distribution., Folder 277
278: Mississippi Stores #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.2. Record Distribution., Folder 278
Folder 279

Customer list

Folder 280-282

Folder 280

Folder 281

Folder 282

Goldband Catalogs and Price Lists

283: Rough Catalog #1 #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.2. Record Distribution., Folder 283
284: Mailing Labels #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.2. Record Distribution., Folder 284
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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 3.3. Record Promotion.

About 600 items.

Promotional materials for recordings and artists, promotional materials sent to radio stations, flyers, album covers and inserts, hit lists, orders and requests for promotional copies of recordings, and other items.

Folder 285

Goldband Promotional Copy

Folder 286

Goldband Promotional Sheets

Folder 287

Goldband Records Showing on Charts

Folder 288-289

Folder 288

Folder 289

Hit Lists

Folder 290

New Releases

Folder 291

New Release Postcards

Folder 292

Promotional Invoices

Folder 293

Record Promotion Aids

Folder 294

Record Publicity

Folder 295

Song Exploitation (Plugging, etc.)

Folder 296

Album Covers and Inserts

297: Depot and Other Album Pictures #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.3. Record Promotion., Folder 297
298: Idea for Album Front #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.3. Record Promotion., Folder 298
299: Jo-el Sonnier CD Inserts (The Cajun Valentino) #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.3. Record Promotion., Folder 299
300: Louisiana Cajun Gold Album cover #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.3. Record Promotion., Folder 300
301: Model Photos for "Swampland Jewels" Cover #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.3. Record Promotion., Folder 301
302: Photographs of Album Covers #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.3. Record Promotion., Folder 302
Folder 303

Artist Promotion, Publicity, and Management

304: The Wild Riders: Correspondence #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.3. Record Promotion., Folder 304
305: El Jay Cormier #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.3. Record Promotion., Folder 305
306: Pete Hunter #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.3. Record Promotion., Folder 306
307: Radio/TV Stations #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.3. Record Promotion., Folder 307
308: Record Companies: Catalogs/Promotional #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.3. Record Promotion., Folder 308
309-310: Requests for Catalogs and Promotional Copies of Recordings #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.3. Record Promotion., Folder 309-310
311: Trio Records #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.3. Record Promotion., Folder 311
312: Ronny Weiser #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.3. Record Promotion., Folder 312
313: Ronny Weiser Photographs #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.3. Record Promotion., Folder 313
314: George Winkler #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.3. Record Promotion., Folder 314
Folder 315

Miscellaneous Correspondence

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 3.4. Publicity.

About 250 items.

Publicity material for the Goldband Corporation and recording artists, including newspaper articles, press releases, and reviews.

Folder 316

Goldband

Folder 317

Goldband Story

Folder 318

Eddie Shuler

319: Allan Turner Article #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 319
320: The Cajun Crusader #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 320
Folder 321

Goldband Artists

322: Goldband Artist Biographies #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 322
323: Cliff Bruner #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 323
324: Clifton Chenier: Article by Larry Benicewicz #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 324
325: Clifton Chenier: Photos by Larry Benicewicz #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 325
326: Arhoolie Ocasional: Articles about Clifton Chenier, Cajun Music #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 326
327: Link Davis, Jr. #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 327
328: Don LaFleur #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 328
329: Ivory Tower #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 329
330: Buck Mohart #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 330
331: Mel "Luv Bug" Pellerin #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 331
332: Bon Ton St. Mary #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 332
333: Gabe (Gabriel) Dean (Luneau) #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 333
334: Katie Webster #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 334
Folder 335

Louisiana/Cajun Music

336: The Music of Louisiana: Brian G. Chambers #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 336
337: Jolie Blonde (Harry Choates, Cliff Bruner) #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 337
338: Johnny Janot #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 338
339: "What must be done to keep Cajun French alive" #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 339
Folder 340

Articles from International Publications

Folder 341

Book/Article Research

Folder 342

Bumper Stickers

Folder 343

Goldband Advertisements

Folder 344

Music/Business Articles

Folder 345

Miscellaneous Articles

Folder 346

Reviews

347: Journal of American Folklore: Review of Cajun and Zydeco Music #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 347
348: "Review of Cajun Music: A Reflection of a People" by Ann Savoy #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 348
349: Reviewers #20245, Subseries 3. Record Manufacturing, Distribution, and Promotion, circa 1950-1993. 3.4. Publicity., Folder 349
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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990.

About 900 items.

Documents concerning legal matters involving Goldband and its recording artists, including material on copyright, royalties, licensing and leasing, and contracts both in general and relating to individual artists.

expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 4.1. Copyrights.

About 130 items.

Materials relating to song copyrights, including information from the Library of Congress about copyrights.

Folder 350

Copyright Forms and Information

Folder 351

Copyright Correction Form CA

Folder 352

Copyright PA Form

Folder 353

Library of Congress Correspondence

Folder 354

Song Copyrights

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 4.2. Royalties.

About 20 items.

Materials relating to royalties paid to recording artists by Goldband, including royalty statements and correspondence about royalties.

Folder 355

Correspondence

Folder 356

Royalty Statements

Folder 357

Royalty Statements

Folder 358

Guitar Jr. Royalty Statements

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 4.3. Licensing and Leasing.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 4.4. Contracts.

About 350 items.

Miscellaneous contracts, including those with Charles Leath, Dover Records, and Chanson Publications. Included are some sheet music and song lyrics, contracts with songwriters and recordings artists, and blank contract forms.

Folder 369

Dover Records

Folder 370

Chanson Publications

Folder 371

Charles Leath

Folder 372

Recording Artists Contracts

373: Terry Cormier #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 373
374: John Davis #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 374
375: Joseph Guidry #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 375
376: Joseph Steve Guillory #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 376
377: Clarence Hicks, Jr. #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 377
378: Richard Hines #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 378
379: Vorris LeBlanc and Jessie Stutes #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 379
380: Bernardine Martin #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 380
381: Rockin' Sidney #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 381
Folder 382

Songwriters Contracts

383: Lawrence Aguillard #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 383
384: Vesta (Coco) Ardoin #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 384
385: Dwight Arceneaux, Jr. #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 385
386: Andy Bailey #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 386
387: Lee Baker, Jr. #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 387
388: Leroy Bernard, Jr. #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 388
389: Dal R. Booker #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 389
390: Alwyn Boutte #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 390
391: C. W. Brewer #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 391
392: John C. Brown #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 392
393: Sterling Broussard (Dal Sterling) #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 393
394: Glen Chandler #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 394
395: Morris Chenier #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 395
396: Edward J. (Lee Joseph) Chavis #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 396
397: Loretta Jarrell Childs #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 397
398: Jack R. Coleman #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 398
399: H. W. Daly #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 399
400: Arnold Davis #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 400
401: Jerry De Bellevue #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 401
402: Edwin Duhon, Eddie Shuler, Linda R. Dodd #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 402
403: Clarence (Bon Ton) Garlow #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 403
404: Charles Green #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 404
405: Charles Michael Hillier #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 405
406: Carroll Hunt, Eddie Shuler, Walter E. Morgan #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 406
407: Jere Chester (J. C.) Jones #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 407
408: Norman Kelly #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 408
409: Earlo La Bouve #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 409
410: Michael Wayne Lachney #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 410
411: Melody La Salle (Ronald Dale Lyons) #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 411
412: Wilfred LaTour #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 412
413: Herman H. Lawrence #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 413
414: Zora A. Lloyd #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 414
415: Leo Louviere #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 415
416: Frankie Lowery #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 416
417: H. Lloyd Madison #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 417
418: Williams P. Mallory #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 418
419: Harold Mead #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 419
420: Bennie C. Mendez #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 420
421: Johnny C. Mendez #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 421
422: Vince Molina #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 422
423: Cleadis J. Mott #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 423
424: Harrison D. Nelson (Peppermint Harris) #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 424
425: Charlie Russell (Fusell) #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 425
426: Bennet St. Armand #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 426
427: Harding Wilson #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 427
428: Jimmie Wilson #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.4. Contracts., Folder 428
Folder 429

Contracts: Blank: Signed

Folder 430-433

Folder 430

Folder 431

Folder 432

Folder 433

Contracts: Blank

Folder 434

Booking Contracts: Blank

Folder 435

Contracts: Recording: Others

Folder 436

Exclusive Songwriting Contracts

Folder 437

Goldband Studio Agreement

Folder 438

Personal Management Contracts

Folder 439

Songwriter Contract

Folder 440

Vocalist Contract: Blank

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 4.5. Correspondence.

About 350 items.

Correspondence with songwriters and recording artists pertaining to songwriting and recording, contracts, and demos.

expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 4.5.1. Songwriting and Recording.

About 150 items.
Folder 441

Audie Boudreaux

Folder 442

Cosimo Matassa Recording Studio

Folder 443

Loreto D. Dolor

Folder 444

Lead Sheets

Folder 445

Charles Leath

Folder 446

Sam Phillips

Folder 447

Norm Soucy

Folder 448

Song Rewrites/Recording

Folder 449

Songwriters: Contracts

Folder 450-451

Folder 450

Folder 451

Songwriters: Demos, Miscellaneous

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 4.5.2. Song Contracts.

About 80 items.
Folder 452

Song Contracts

Folder 453

ASCAP/Writers Affiliate

Folder 454

"Plant You Now, Dig You Later"

Folder 455

Shirley Bergeron

Folder 456

Sugar Bee

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 4.5.3. Recording Artists.

About 120 items.
Folder 457

Goldband Recording Artists

Folder 458

Recording Artists

Folder 459

Bob Brown

Folder 460

Bob Cole Fan Club (Madge Duhon)

Folder 461

Cleveland Crochet

Folder 462

Link Davis, Jr.

Folder 463

Gabe Dean (Gabriel Dean Luneau)

Folder 464

Al Ferrier

Folder 465

Don La Fleur and the Super Cajun Bunch

Folder 466

Cesar Osborn

Folder 467

Tim Patrick

Folder 468

Francis M. Robinson

Folder 469

June Scott

Folder 470

TWC Entertainment (Tommy Blue)

Folder 471

Roger West

Folder 472

C. Allen Young

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 5. International Materials, circa 1960-1963.

About 9,800 items.

Documents concerning the international interest in Cajun and Zydeco music.

expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 5.1. Correspondence.

About 70 items.

Correspondence with Adrian Sturm ( Rockville International) and Bernard Boyat.

Folder 473

Adrian Sturm

Folder 474

Bernard Boyat

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 5.2. Mike Leadbitter Correspondence and Related Materials.

About 250 items.

Materials relating to Mike Leadbitter, including correspondence, newspaper articles, From the Bayou (book by Mike Leadbitter and Eddie Shuler), Delta Country Blues and Back Woods Blues (publications of Blues Unlimited), obituaries, clippings, and a small number of other items.

Folder 475-477

Folder 475

Folder 476

Folder 477

Correspondence

Folder 478

Back Woods Blues

Folder 479

Delta Country Blues

Folder 480

From the Bayou

Folder 481

Mike Leadbitter Book

Folder 482

Obituaries and Clippings

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 5.3. International Recording Sales and Distribution.

About 150 items.

Materials dealing with record sales outside of the United States, including correspondence and orders for recordings.

Folder 483

Ace Records Ltd.

Folder 484

Beacon Records

Folder 485

Bimestriel International Blues & Jazz (Phillipe Schoofs)

Folder 486

Boot Records

Folder 487

Buhl International Record Sales

Folder 488

International Distribution

Folder 489

J & F Southern Record Sales

Folder 490

Liberty Records

Folder 491

Open Music (Jacky Ruet)

Folder 492

Oval Records Ltd./Charlie Gillett

Folder 493

Route Records (Dennis Berger)

Folder 494

Owe Rud

Folder 495

Albert Schultz, Inc.

Folder 496

Ron Simmonds

Folder 497

Smooch Records

Folder 498

Denys Williams

Folder 499

International Sales

500: Canada #20245, Subseries 5. International Materials, circa 1960-1963. 5.3. International Recording Sales and Distribution., Folder 500
501: Europe #20245, Subseries 5. International Materials, circa 1960-1963. 5.3. International Recording Sales and Distribution., Folder 501
502: France #20245, Subseries 5. International Materials, circa 1960-1963. 5.3. International Recording Sales and Distribution., Folder 502
503: Germany #20245, Subseries 5. International Materials, circa 1960-1963. 5.3. International Recording Sales and Distribution., Folder 503
504: Japan #20245, Subseries 5. International Materials, circa 1960-1963. 5.3. International Recording Sales and Distribution., Folder 504
505: The Netherlands #20245, Subseries 5. International Materials, circa 1960-1963. 5.3. International Recording Sales and Distribution., Folder 505
506: Poland #20245, Subseries 5. International Materials, circa 1960-1963. 5.3. International Recording Sales and Distribution., Folder 506
507: Sweden #20245, Subseries 5. International Materials, circa 1960-1963. 5.3. International Recording Sales and Distribution., Folder 507
508: Switzerland #20245, Subseries 5. International Materials, circa 1960-1963. 5.3. International Recording Sales and Distribution., Folder 508
509: United Kingdom #20245, Subseries 5. International Materials, circa 1960-1963. 5.3. International Recording Sales and Distribution., Folder 509
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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 5.4. International Licensing.

About 80 items.
Folder 510

Charly Records

Folder 511

International Licensing

Folder 512-513

Folder 512

Folder 513

Morning Music Limited

Folder 514

Canadian Musical Reproduction Rights Agency (CMRRA)

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 5.5. Miscellaneous International Materials.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 6. Photographs, circa 1930-1995.

About 2,300 items.

expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 6.1. Photograph Albums.

About 1,200 items.

Chiefly black-and-white and color photographs from albums that contained pictures of musicians, Eddie Shuler, and others. Included are photocopies of pages as they were originally arranged in each album.

Many photographs feature handwritten identification of people and locations. Includes candid photographs chiefly in the Goldband Recording Studio, as well as in record stores, radio stations, and music venues; dragline excavation sites and other work sites; and unspecified outdoor locations in Texas and Louisiana. Musicians depicted include Dolly Parton, Freddy Fender, the Hackberry Ramblers, Jo-El Sonnier, and Johnny Winter. Also contains publicity photographs of musicians, isolated clippings, and printed materials.

Image Folder PF-20245/518

Black Photograph Album, circa 1930s-1940s: Photocopies of original album pages

Image Folder PF-20245/519

Photographs from Black Photograph Album, circa 1930s-1940s

Posed and candid black-and-white snapshots of Eddie Shuler and others, including unidentified musicians, roadside workers, women, and children, in Texas circa 1930s-1940s. Also contains photos of Shuler operating equipment on dragline excavation sites, and posed portraits of Shuler with different musical groups, including the Reveliers and the Hackberry Ramblers.

Image Folder PF-20245/520

Photographs from Black Photograph Album, circa 1930s-1940s

Posed and candid black-and-white snapshots of Eddie Shuler and others, including unidentified musicians, roadside workers, women, and children, in Texas circa 1930s-1940s. Also contains photos of Shuler operating equipment on dragline excavation sites, and posed portraits of Shuler with different musical groups, including the Reveliers and the Hackberry Ramblers.

Image Folder PF-20245/521

Album with Wood Cover, circa 1934-1944: Photocopies of original album pages

Image Folder PF-20245/522

Photographs from Album with Wood Cover, circa 1934-1944

Chiefly black-and-white snapshots of Eddie Shuler, laborers, and equipment on dragline excavation sites in Dallas, Tex., circa 1930s-1940s, and laying a pipe line in Cut Bank, Mont., 1934.

Image Folder PF-20245/523

Photographs from Album with Wood Cover, circa 1934-1944

Chiefly black-and-white snapshots of Eddie Shuler, laborers, and equipment on dragline excavation sites in Dallas, Tex., circa 1930s-1940s, and laying a pipe line in Cut Bank, Mont., 1934.

Image Folder PF-20245/524

Blue Photograph Album, circa 1970s-1980s: Photocopies of original album pages

Image Folder PF-20245/525

Photographs from Blue Photograph Album, circa 1970s-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler and others, chiefly musicians, in the Goldband Recording Studio. Musicians identified in photos include Ferdinand Simonet, Al Ferrier, Sticks Herman, Johnny Winter, and Jody Mallory. Also includes postcards of swamps in Louisiana.

Image Folder PF-20245/526

Photographs from Blue Photograph Album, circa 1970s-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler and others, chiefly musicians, in the Goldband Recording Studio. Musicians identified in photos include Ferdinand Simonet, Al Ferrier, Sticks Herman, Johnny Winter, and Jody Mallory. Also includes postcards of swamps in Louisiana.

Image Folder PF-20245/527

Photographs from Blue Photograph Album, circa 1970s-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler and others, chiefly musicians, in the Goldband Recording Studio. Musicians identified in photos include Ferdinand Simonet, Al Ferrier, Sticks Herman, Johnny Winter, and Jody Mallory. Also includes postcards of swamps in Louisiana.

Image Folder PF-20245/528

Photographs from Blue Photograph Album, circa 1970s-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler and others, chiefly musicians, in the Goldband Recording Studio. Musicians identified in photos include Ferdinand Simonet, Al Ferrier, Sticks Herman, Johnny Winter, and Jody Mallory. Also includes postcards of swamps in Louisiana.

Image Folder PF-20245/529

Brown Photograph Album, circa 1970s: Photocopies of original album pages

Image Folder PF-20245/530

Photographs from Brown Photograph Album, circa 1970s

Chiefly color snapshots of Eddie Shuler meeting with owners and staff in record stores and radio stations in Texas and Louisiana. Also includes snapshots of musicians playing in the Goldband Recording Studio and in Gilley's Studio in Houston, Tex.; snapshots of Shuler operating recording equipment in the studio; and an autographed portrait of Dolly Parton, taken circa 1970s.

Image Folder PF-20245/531

Photographs from Brown Photograph Album, circa 1970s

Chiefly color snapshots of Eddie Shuler meeting with owners and staff in record stores and radio stations in Texas and Louisiana. Also includes snapshots of musicians playing in the Goldband Recording Studio and in Gilley's Studio in Houston, Tex.; snapshots of Shuler operating recording equipment in the studio; and an autographed portrait of Dolly Parton, taken circa 1970s.

Image Folder PF-20245/532

Photographs from Brown Photograph Album, circa 1970s

Chiefly color snapshots of Eddie Shuler meeting with owners and staff in record stores and radio stations in Texas and Louisiana. Also includes snapshots of musicians playing in the Goldband Recording Studio and in Gilley's Studio in Houston, Tex.; snapshots of Shuler operating recording equipment in the studio; and an autographed portrait of Dolly Parton, taken circa 1970s.

Image Folder PF-20245/533

Photographs from Brown Photograph Album, circa 1970s

Chiefly color snapshots of Eddie Shuler meeting with owners and staff in record stores and radio stations in Texas and Louisiana. Also includes snapshots of musicians playing in the Goldband Recording Studio and in Gilley's Studio in Houston, Tex.; snapshots of Shuler operating recording equipment in the studio; and an autographed portrait of Dolly Parton, taken circa 1970s.

Image Folder PF-20245/534

Photographs from Brown Photograph Album, circa 1970s

Chiefly color snapshots of Eddie Shuler meeting with owners and staff in record stores and radio stations in Texas and Louisiana. Also includes snapshots of musicians playing in the Goldband Recording Studio and in Gilley's Studio in Houston, Tex.; snapshots of Shuler operating recording equipment in the studio; and an autographed portrait of Dolly Parton, taken circa 1970s.

Image Folder PF-20245/535

Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984: Photocopies of original album pages

Image Folder PF-20245/536

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/537

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/538

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/539

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/540

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/541

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/542

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/543

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/544

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/545

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/546

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/547

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/548

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/549

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/550

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/551

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/552

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/553

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/554

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/555

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/556

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/557

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/558

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/559

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/560

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/561

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/562

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/563

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/564

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/565

Photographs from Photograph Album #1, circa 1967-1984

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler, musicians, and others in the Goldband Recording Studio. Featured musicians include Vester Ann Coco, Robert Bertrand, Al Ferrier, Bobby LeJune, Little Alfred, Jody Mallory, Sticks Herman, the La Salle Sisters, Eddie Shuler's son Wayne Shuler, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), Katie Webster, Johnny Winter, and a group of four young men from Tokyo, Japan. Also includes isolated photos of musicians performing on stage and the presentation of an award to Eddie Shuler in Port Arthur, Tex., in 1984.

Image Folder PF-20245/566

Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s: Photocopies of original album pages

Image Folder PF-20245/567

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/568

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/569

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/570

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/571

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/572

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/573

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/574

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/575

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/576

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/577

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/578

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/579

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/580

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/581

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/582

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/583

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/584

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/585

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/586

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/587

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/588

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/589

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/590

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/591

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

Image Folder PF-20245/592

Photographs from Photograph Album #2, circa 1968-1980s

Color snapshots of Eddie Shuler with musicians in Goldband Recording Studio, as well as publicity photographs and printed materials. Snapshots in studio feature Sidney Brown, Big Chenier, Vester Ann Coco, the Hi Noons, Paul Jackson, Little Alfred, Jenny Scroggins, and Eddie Shuler's son Johnny Shuler. There are also isolated snapshots of Iry LeJune's home and accordion. Publicity portraits feature artists including Cleveland Crochet, Freddie Fender, Dolly Parton as a young girl, Jo-El Sonnier ("The Cajun Valentino"), and Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee"). Includes photographs of John Henry III on the set of the Porter Waggoner Show, and posing with Porter Waggoner and Dolly Parton; promotional photographs of U.S. Air Force planes and helicopters; isolated clippings relating to Eddie and Wayne Shuler, Goldband Recording Studio, and Iry LeJune; a postcard of Eddie Shuler and the Reveliers; a business card for Owepar Publishing, Inc., featuring an image of Dolly Parton, president of the company; and a standard thank you card from Ronald and Nancy Reagan for contributions to the Republican National Convention.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 6.2. Goldband Publicity and Artist Photographs.

About 300 items.
Image Folder PF-20245/593

J. J. Caillier

Image Folder PF-20245/594

Boozoo Chavis

Image Folder PF-20245/595

Clifton Chenier

Image Folder PF-20245/596

Cookie and the Cupcakes

Image Folder PF-20245/597

El-Jay Cormier

Image Folder PF-20245/598

Cleveland Crochet

Image Folder PF-20245/599

Skip Dowers

Image Folder PF-20245/600

Sonny Dupan (with letter)

Image Folder PF-20245/601

Sonny Dupan (with letter)

Image Folder PF-20245/602

Al Ferrier

Image Folder PF-20245/603

Cari Gregory

Image Folder PF-20245/604

Herman Guiee

Image Folder PF-20245/605

Guitar Jr. (Lonnie Brooks) with Wayne Shuler

Image Folder PF-20245/606

Hackberry Ramblers

Image Folder PF-20245/607

Larry Hart

Image Folder PF-20245/608

Hot Rod (Sidney Reynaud)

Image Folder PF-20245/609

Danny James

Image Folder PF-20245/610

Don La Fleur

Image Folder PF-20245/611

Glynn Landry

Image Folder PF-20245/612

Terrie and Joy La Roy

Image Folder PF-20245/613

Iry LeJune

Image Folder PF-20245/614

Little Eddie

Image Folder PF-20245/615

Charles Page

Image Folder PF-20245/616

Dolly Parton

Image Folder PF-20245/617

Mel "Luv Bug" Pellerin

Image Folder PF-20245/618

Mel "Luv Bug" Pellerin and Cajun Spice Zydeco Band

Image Folder PF-20245/619

Amory Phelps

Image Folder PF-20245/620

Pops and the Keynotes

Image Folder PF-20245/621

Van Preston

Image Folder PF-20245/622

Eddie Shuler's Reveliers

Image Folder PF-20245/623

The Richard Brothers

Image Folder PF-20245/624

Jay Richards

Image Folder PF-20245/625

Rockin' Sidney (Count Sidney)

Image Folder PF-20245/626

Jenny Scroggins

Image Folder PF-20245/627

Shamrock Club (Cleveland Crochet)

Image Folder PF-20245/628

Eddie Shuler

Image Folder PF-20245/629

Jo-el Sonnier

Image Folder PF-20245/630

Jo-el Sonnier Negative

Image Folder PF-20245/631

Jo-el Sonnier Trophy

Image Folder PF-20245/632

Alice St. James

Image Folder PF-20245/633

Bon Ton St. Mary

Image Folder PF-20245/634

Hector Stutes LP

Image Folder PF-20245/635

Jay Stutes ("Mr. Sugar Bee")

Image Folder PF-20245/636

Tripplett Family

Image Folder PF-20245/637

Uncle Potts

Image Folder PF-20245/638

Roy Vict

Image Folder PF-20245/639

Jimmy Webster

Image Folder PF-20245/640

Katie Webster

Image Folder PF-20245/641

Wild Riders

Image Folder PF-20245/642

Jimmy Wilson

Image Folder PF-20245/643

Mike Young

Image Folder PF-20245/644

Negatives (No Prints)

Image Folder PF-20245/645

Proofs: Jo-el Sonnier, Danny James

Image Folder PF-20245/646

Photo Receipts

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 6.3. Loose Photographs.

About 450 items.

Photographs stored in original envelopes, including images of social and special events and photographs of artists, including the Liberty Theatre Cajun Culture Program, Cajun Day 1987, and Link Davis's wedding.

Image Folder PF-20245/647

Liberty Theatre Cajun Culture Program

Image Folder PF-20245/648

Skip Dowers/Herman Guidry

Image Folder PF-20245/649

Joe Bonsall and Band/Johnny Lee/Brody/Charles Lucas

Image Folder PF-20245/650

Crawford/Chase Comic Books/Custom TV

Image Folder PF-20245/651

Norris Carbello-Cajun Party

Image Folder PF-20245/652

Family Reunion, 1981

Image Folder PF-20245/653

Family Reunion, 1981

Image Folder PF-20245/654

Video Shoot, Studer Installation

Image Folder PF-20245/655

Pellerin; Saucier; Elsie; Raymond; Pattie

Image Folder PF-20245/656

Richardson/Skip/Drucie/Others

Image Folder PF-20245/657

Johnny Gee/Skips Hauer/Crawford Vincent and more

Image Folder PF-20245/658

Fruge Family Reunion

Image Folder PF-20245/659

Vin Bruce/Liberty/Eunice, La.

Image Folder PF-20245/660

Cajun Day, Port Arthur Civic Center, February 1987

Image Folder PF-20245/661

Family, 1984: Eddie, Johnny, Lawrence

Image Folder PF-20245/662

Atlanta & Ralph Richardson/Mike/Raymond

Image Folder PF-20245/663

Joseph Fontenot & Music Comm. Meeting

Image Folder PF-20245/664

Horses/Musicians/George Khoury/Landry's Band

Image Folder PF-20245/665

Carpenter/Port Arthur's Cajun Days

Image Folder PF-20245/666

Patsy and Family/Link Davis

Image Folder PF-20245/667

Skip and Family/Reunion/Ann and grandson

Image Folder PF-20245/668

Skip Dowers

Image Folder PF-20245/669

Lou/Crawford/Johnny Gee/Luv Bug/Grandma Dulce

Image Folder PF-20245/670

Johnny Gee/Wall Pix/Others

Image Folder PF-20245/671

Link Davis Wedding

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 6.4. SFC Staff Slides and Photos.

About 300 items.

Slides and photographs taken by Southern Folklife Collection staff on their visit to the Goldband studio, including photographs of the recording studio, Lake Charles, and Eddie and Elsie Shuler at home.

Image Folder PF-20245/672

Goldband Studio

Image Folder PF-20245/673

Goldband Studio

Image Folder PF-20245/674

Goldband Studio

Image Folder PF-20245/675

Eddie Shuler; Outside Photos

Image Folder PF-20245/676

Panoramic Photos

Image Folder PF-20245/677

Slides: Goldband Studio

Image Folder PF-20245/678

Slides: Goldband Studio

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 6.5. Miscellaneous Photographs.

About 200 items.

Interior and exterior photographs of the Goldband Recording Studio; framed photographs from the Goldband studio; photographs of artists, some autographed; and unlabeled photographs.

Image Folder PF-20245/679

Goldband Studio

Image Folder PF-20245/680

Goldband-Miscellaneous

Image Folder PF-20245/681

"In the Beginning"

Image Folder PF-20245/682

Quick Service Television

Image Folder PF-20245/683

Becky Pix

Image Folder PF-20245/684

Crawford (C. J.) Vincent

Image Folder PF-20245/685

Hackberry Ramblers

Image Folder PF-20245/686

Goldband Studio

Image Folder PF-20245/687

Artist Photographs

Image Folder PF-20245/688

Artist Photographs

Image Folder PF-20245/689

Robert Bertrand

Image Folder PF-20245/690

Ernest Jacobs

Image Folder PF-20245/691

Johnny Moses

Image Folder PF-20245/692

Carol Shinnette

Image Folder PF-20245/693

Wayne Shuler, Buck Owens, Tank Jennigan, Becky Swan

Image Folder PF-20245/694

Leo Soileau and his Rhythm Boys

Image Folder PF-20245/695

Rufus Thibodeaux

Image Folder PF-20245/696

"Naughty Girl" Photographs (Guy Shannon-Cinnamon Records)

Image Folder PF-20245/697

Photos Used in Southern Cultures

Image Folder PF-20245/698

Sheet Music ("I'll Never Be Lonely Again")

Image Folder PF-20245/699

Signed Photographs

Image Folder PF-20245/700

Unlabeled Photos

Image Folder PF-20245/701

Miscellaneous Photographs

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 7. Other Documents, circa 1943-1995.

About 400 items.

expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 7.1. Other Goldband Business Materials.

About 100 items.

Miscellaneous materials dealing with the operations of the Goldband Recording Studio, including business licenses, calendars, artwork for logos, and other materials.

Folder 702

American Federation of Musicians Constitution, 1961

Folder 703

BMI

Folder 704

BMI About Writers

Folder 705

Business Cards

Folder 706

Business Financing (SBA)

Folder 707

Cajun Lore (Folio)

Folder 708

Goldband Business License

Folder 709

Goldband Calendar, 1995

Folder 710

Goldband Stationery

Folder 711

Goldband Trademark

Folder 712

Honky Tonk Guide to Record Collecting

Folder 713

"How to Make Good Recordings"

Folder 714

Insurance

Folder 715

Goldband Logo Artwork

Folder 716

Goldband Logo for T-Shirts

Folder 717

Fore Records Logo Artwork

Folder 718

Managed Funds Inc.

Folder 719

OK Noise Productions, Inc. ( The Goldband Story Videotape)

Folder 720

"Pocket Secretary"

Folder 721

Politics

Folder 722

Recordings Studios

Folder 723

Rusty and Doug's Hillbilly "Look-Around"

Folder 724

Zap Comix

Folder 725-727

Folder 725

Folder 726

Folder 727

Miscellaneous Materials

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 7.2. Other Correspondence.

About 700 items.

expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 7.2.1. Miscellaneous Correspondence.

About 200 items.

Miscellaneous correspondence. Correspondents include Johnnie Allen, Larry Benicewicz, Huey Meaux, and Les Blank.

Folder 728

Johnnie Allan

Folder 729

American Folklore Society/American Folklife Center

Folder 730

Larry Benicewicz

Folder 731

Les Blank

Folder 732

Chain Letters

Folder 733-734

Folder 733

Folder 734

Contributions/Donations

Folder 735

Joseph G. C. Fontenot, Sr. (Cursillo Tape)

Folder 736

Bert Frilot

Folder 737

Grass Roots Productions

Folder 738

Huey Meaux

Folder 739

Omega Productions and Promotions

Folder 740

Pellerin's (Paul Terrebonne)

Folder 741

Politics

Folder 742

Raji S. Rahbany

Folder 743

Recording Companies: New Releases

Folder 744

Songbook Promotion

Folder 745

Talent Showcase (Jerry Rare)

Folder 746

Miscellaneous

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 7.2.2. Wayne and Johnny Shuler Correspondence and Related Material.

About 150 items.

Correspondence with Wayne Shuler and Johnny Shuler (Eddie Shuler's sons) and related material, including some pertaining to the Wayne Agency.

Folder 747-748

Folder 747

Folder 748

Wayne Shuler

Folder 749

Wayne Shuler Photos

Folder 750-751

Folder 750

Folder 751

Wayne Agency

Folder 752

Iry LeJune: Nomination for Lifetime Achievement Award

Folder 753

Johnny Shuler

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 7.2.3. Don Pierce Correspondence and Related Material.

About 350 items.

Correspondence with Don Pierce (Starday, Starrite, Hollywood Records) and related material.

Folder 754-759

Folder 754

Folder 755

Folder 756

Folder 757

Folder 758

Folder 759

Don Pierce

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 7.3. Events.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 7.4. Inspirational Material.

About 100 items.

Inspirational and motivational materials, including numerous items written by Eddie Shuler concerning success in the music industry.

Folder 766

"The Shuler Philosophy" (written by Eddie Shuler)

Folder 767

Music Industry Words of Wisdom

Folder 768

Other Inspirational Writings

Folder 769

Kenneth Duhon Cartoon

Folder 770

Motivational Materials

Folder 771

Office Decorations

Folder 772

"Do your best with the tools you have"

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 7.5. TEK Publishing.

About 50 items.
Folder 773

TEK Records/Trey

Folder 774-775

Folder 774

Folder 775

TEK Catalog File

Folder 776

TEK Catalog Index

Folder 777

TEK Songs on Tapes

Folder 778

TEK Song Titles

Folder 779

TEK Tape Catalogue

Folder 780

TEK Writer Contracts

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 8. Periodicals, circa 1943-1992.

About 300 items.

Periodicals dealing with topics important to the Goldband label or that mention Goldband Records.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 8.2. International Periodicals.

About 150 items.
Folder 813-814

Folder 813

Folder 814

Block

Folder 815-825

Folder 815

Folder 816

Folder 817

Folder 818

Folder 819

Folder 820

Folder 821

Folder 822

Folder 823

Folder 824

Folder 825

Blues Unlimited

Folder 826

Country Hits Magazine

Folder 827-829

Folder 827

Folder 828

Folder 829

International Publications

Folder 830-832

Folder 830

Folder 831

Folder 832

Rockville International

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 8.3. Correspondence with Periodicals.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Series 9. Recordings and Related Documentation, 1937-2000 and undated.

About 7,700 items.

Arrangement: Roughly by format. Paper documentaition is listed first, followed by sound and video recordings.

Processing information: Series 9 was re-arranged in December 2017.

expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 9.1. Song Lyrics and Sheet Music.

About 850 items.

Song lyrics and music, including songs used in recording sessions at Goldband, demo songs sent in by songwriters, and commercial sheet music and folios.

Folder 843

Lyrics to Cajun Songs Recorded

Folder 844

Lyrics for Recording

Folder 845

Miscellaneous Music: E. Shuler

Folder 846

Music Manuscript Book

Folder 847-848

Folder 847

Folder 848

Music Notebooks

Folder 849

Songs for Work and Demos

Folder 850

Song Lyrics: A-C

Folder 851

Song Lyrics: D-G

Folder 852

Song Lyrics: H-I

Folder 853

Song Lyrics: J-N

Folder 854

Song Lyrics: O-S

Folder 855

Song Lyrics: T

Folder 856

Song Lyrics: U-Z

Folder 857-858

Folder 857

Folder 858

Song Lyrics and Music

Folder 859

Song Lyrics: Fragile

Folder 860-861

Folder 860

Folder 861

Song Lyrics Notebooks

Folder 862

Unpublished songs

Folder 863

Glen Chandler

Folder 864

Jacky Dumery, Gerard Sublard

Folder 865

Israel Jones (Randalls Island)

Folder 866

Randalls Island Photographs

Folder 867

Paul Layfield

Folder 868

Lelan Rogers (Personal Work)

Folder 869

Wesley Smith

Folder 870

Scripts and Recitations

871: "Cliff White, the Flying Zydeco Man" #20245, Subseries 9. Recordings and Related Documentation, 1937-2000 and undated. 9.1. Song Lyrics and Sheet Music., Folder 871
872: Bertha Ellis #20245, Subseries 9. Recordings and Related Documentation, 1937-2000 and undated. 9.1. Song Lyrics and Sheet Music., Folder 872
873: "Romero and Jo-Let" #20245, Subseries 9. Recordings and Related Documentation, 1937-2000 and undated. 9.1. Song Lyrics and Sheet Music., Folder 873
874: "Script for Contraband Days Ad" #20245, Subseries 9. Recordings and Related Documentation, 1937-2000 and undated. 9.1. Song Lyrics and Sheet Music., Folder 874
Folder 875

"Sea of Love"

Folder 876

"Broken Love" (Eddie Shuler)

Folder 877-878

Folder 877

Folder 878

Sheet Music

Folder 879-881

Folder 879

Folder 880

Folder 881

Folios

Folder 882

American Cajun French Music (Songbook)

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 9.2. Demo Tapes Documentation and Promotional Materials.

About 1,150 items.

Documention and promotional material related to select demo tapes found in series 9.

expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 9.2.1. Demo Tapes Documentation.

About 1,000 items.

Arrangment: Roughly arranged by corresponding call number (FS-, CD-, 8T-, FT-, 45-)

Letters, lyrics, sheet music, and promotional materials, sent to Goldband and TEK Publishing by aspiring songwriters and recording artists, including Ralph Riddle, Charles Leath, Bob Brown, and others.

Folder 883

FS-2657: Darin C. (DC) Ray

Folder 884

FS-2658: Howard E. Polk

Folder 885

FS-2658: Alberta Phinney

Folder 886

FS-2660: Blakey St. John

Folder 887

FS-2660: Blakey St. John Photograph

Folder 888

FS-2661: Alberta Phinney

Folder 889

FS-2662: Ralph Riddle

Folder 890

FS-2663: Charles Leath

Folder 891

FS-2664: Boulevard

Folder 892

FS-2665: Kp Creations

Folder 893

FS-2666: Lawrence of L.A.

Folder 894

FS-2667: Elmer Hughes

Folder 895

FS-2668: Suga T.

Folder 896

FS-2669: David Combs

Folder 897

FS-2670: One Up Productions

Folder 898

FS-2671: Betty A. Hawman

Folder 899

FS-2672: Chuck Danfield

Folder 900

FS-2673: Stephen Brinton

Folder 901

FS-2674: Clarence William Patching

Folder 902

FS-2675: Kp Creations: Ken Francisco

Folder 903

FS-2676: Jackson Turner & Scott McCook

Folder 904

FS-2677: Alan M. Parrillo

Folder 905

FS-2678: John Reilly

Folder 906

FS-2679: Double 'D' Productions

Folder 907

FS-2680: Tom Adamson

Folder 908

FS-2681: Ken Francisco

Folder 909

FS-2682: Anita Rousseau

Folder 910

FS-2683: John David Canoles

Folder 911

FS-2684: J. J. Tyson

Folder 912

FS-2685: Matthew Kraus

Folder 913

FS-2686: Scotty Parks

Folder 914

FS-2687: D. W. Shook, III (Bob)/Clarence Garlow

Folder 915

FS-2688-2689: Carlon Miller

Folder 916

FS-2690: Rulon D. Beesley

Folder 917

FS-2691: Acuff Rose Publications

Folder 918

FS-2692: Gene B. Shull

Folder 919

FS-2693: Ray Prince

Folder 920

FS-2694: Agenda Music Enterprises

Folder 921

FS-2695: Johnny and Beverly Spears

Folder 922

FS-2696: Ray Langlois

Folder 923

FS-2697: Carlon Miller

Folder 924

FS-2697: Barry H. Beydoun

Folder 925

FS-2699: Robert (Bob) T. Garrett

Folder 926

FS-2700: Ben Ampofo

Folder 927

FS-2701: Robert Beckom

Folder 928

FS-2702: C. W. Brewer

Folder 929

FS-2703: C. W. Brewer

Folder 930

FS: 2704 Donald Freda and Albert Reda

Folder 931

FS-2705: Bernie Roth

Folder 932

FS-2706: Naged Sayed

Folder 933

FS-2707:Anita Rousseau

Folder 934

FS-2708: Helen Stacey/Tom Dalton

Folder 935

FS-2709: Pete Natvig

Folder 936

FS-2710: Prairie Bash Music Co.

Folder 937

FS-2711: Elmer Wickham

Folder 938

FS-2712: Brown & Kay (Hobbs A. Brown, Michael Kay)

Folder 939

FS-2713: David Travis

Folder 940

FS-2714: Carol Morrow, Janie Irvin

Folder 941

FS-2715: Bob Sempell

Folder 942

FS-2716: Harry J. Eckert/Phenel Productions

Folder 943

FS: 2717 Ralph Riddle

Folder 944

FS-2718: Ralph Riddle

Folder 945

FS-2719: Howard E. Polk

Folder 946

FS-2720: Sandra Fisher

Folder 947

FS-2721: Ray Prince/Josie Dees Prince

Folder 948

FS-2723: Carol Morrow

Folder 949

FS-2724: Gary Parks

Folder 950

FS-2725: LuAnn McCarthy/Blues with a Feelin'

Folder 951

FS-2725: Lucretia (Lu Ann) McCarthy Photograph

Folder 952

FS-2726: LuAnn McCarthy/Blues with a Feelin'

Folder 953

FS-2726: Lucretia (Lu Ann) McCarthy Photograph

Folder 954

FS-2727-2731: Lucretia (Lu Ann) McCarthy Photograph

Folder 955

FS-2732: Billy Con (Bill Conlogue)

Folder 956

FS-2733: Frank Longo

Folder 957

FS-2734: Dolores (Dee) Martin Miller

Folder 958

FS-2735: Ginni D. Johnson/Frank H. Stanton/Angelo Badalamenti

Folder 959

FS-2736: Burle S. Bezet

Folder 960

FS-2737: Robert Zahler/Robert Z. Butler

Folder 961

FS-2738: Jimmie Crane

Folder 962

FS-2739: Billy Buchanan

Folder 963

FS-2740: Bob (Robert Edgar) Brown

Folder 964

FS-2741: Bob Warren

Folder 965

FS-2742: Vernon Miller Jr.

Folder 966

FS-2743-2744: Empire Brass Quintet

Folder 967

FS-2745: Jerry Benoit

Folder 968

FS-2746: Mark Lemke

Folder 969

FS-2747: Fred Stein

Folder 970

FS-2748: Jack Redick

Folder 971

FS-2749: ADT (Music Lane Records)

Folder 972

FS-2750: Jo Van De Wetering

Folder 973

FS-2751: Henly Music Associates

Folder 974

FS-2752: Raymond Schlitzer

Folder 975

FS-2753: Walter D. Strouse

Folder 976

FS-2754: Mimic Music (Elvis Forever)

Folder 977

FS-2755: Cedric Benoit

Folder 978

FS-2756: Don Dobbins

Folder 979

FS-2757: Elmer Wickham/Cliff Japhet

Folder 980

FS-2758: Elmer Wickham/Cliff Japhet

Folder 981

FS-2759-2760: Don Malena

Folder 982

FS-2761-2762: Ralph Riddle

Folder 983

FS-2763: Jay Neal

Folder 984

FS-2764-2767: John D. Evans/J.C. Jones/Sherri Jerrico

Folder 985

FS-2768-2769: Paul C. Langlinais

Folder 986

FS-2770-2771: Skip Dowers

Folder 987

FS-2772 (FT 6597): Michael Perlin

Folder 988

FS-2773-2774: Miscellaneous-Steve Smith, Don La Fleur (Pearl Beer Ad)

Folder 989

FS-2775-2777: Dennis L. Dowers; other lyrics

Folder 990

FS-3259: Barcus-Berry Electronics, Inc.

Folder 991

FS-3260-3261: Shape (Mark 10 Audiocassettes)

Folder 992

CD-674: Best Recordings, Inc.

Folder 993

FT-6597 (FS-2772): Michael Perlin

Folder 994

FT-6598: Donald Roth

Folder 995

FT-6599: Cecil E. Hatton

Folder 996

FT-6600: Charles DuVall

Folder 997

FT-6602-6603

Folder 998

FT-6604: Howard E. Polk

Folder 999

FT-6605: Hollis Ballew

Folder 1000

FT-6608: Gene B. Shull

Folder 1001

FT-6609: Guy Louis

Folder 1002

FT-6612: Johnny Wright's Son-in-Law

Folder 1003

8T-20245/7: Pat Unterbrink

Folder 1004

45-8546: Spin Chek Records

Folder 1005

45-8547: Bill Davis

Folder 1006

45-8548: Burning Flame Band

Folder 1007

45-8549: Linda Tone

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 9.3. Sound Recording Documentation.

About 830 items.

Recording notes, studio logs, Goldband artist indexes, tape catalogs and miscellaneous documentation pertaining to Goldband recording sessions, master tapes, and commercial releases.

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 9.3.2. Recording Studio Logs.

About 650 items.

Studio log sheets with names of artists and lists of songs recorded on tapes.

Folder 1025

Donald Roth. FT-6598

Folder 1026

Cecil Hatton. FT-6599

Folder 1027

Doris R. McCain. FT-6601

Folder 1028

Ray Prince. FT-6623

Folder 1029-1047

Folder 1029

Folder 1030

Folder 1031

Folder 1032

Folder 1033

Folder 1034

Folder 1035

Folder 1036

Folder 1037

Folder 1038

Folder 1039

Folder 1040

Folder 1041

Folder 1042

Folder 1043

Folder 1044

Folder 1045

Folder 1046

Folder 1047

Studio Log Sheets (from tapes) and FT Notes. FT-6625 to FT-8674

Folder 1048-1050

Folder 1048

Folder 1049

Folder 1050

Recording Log Sheets

Folder 1051

Blank Log Sheets

Folder 1052

Studio Log Sheets, 1979-1990

Folder 1053

Recording Sessions

Folder 1054

Recording Equipment

Folder 1055-1056.

Ampex

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 9.3.3. Goldband Artist Indexes.

About 30 items.

Lists of Goldband recordings, arranged by artist, with Goldband reel numbers.

Folder 1057

Artist Index

Folder 1058-1059

Folder 1058

Folder 1059

Index of 1/4" tapes

Folder 1060

Index of Master Tapes

Folder 1061

Four Track Master tape index

Folder 1062

Master File #5

Folder 1063

Master Tapes: 1/4" and 10"

Folder 1064

Master Tape Files #7, #8

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 9.3.4. Tape Catalogs.

About 130 items.

Lists of songs recorded at Goldband studios, arranged by artist, with Goldband reel numbers.

Folder 1065

4-Track Tape Catalog: Notebook

Folder 1066

1/4-inch Tape Catalog: By Artist

Folder 1067

1/4-inch Tape Catalog: Mono and Stereo

Folder 1068

Artist Catalog

Folder 1069

Goldband Artist List

Folder 1070

Index of Artists Under the Goldband Numbering System

Folder 1071

Inventory of Recordings

Folder 1072-1073

Folder 1072

Folder 1073

Song Lists

Folder 1074-1075

Folder 1074

Folder 1075

Songs at Charly Records (London)

Folder 1076

Songs on Demo

Folder 1077

Tape Catalogs

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 9.3.5. Miscellaneous Documentation.

About 200 items.

Arrangement: by corresponding call number (FS-, FT-, DAT-).

Processing information: Folders 1088-1098 were formerly in Southern Folklife Collection Field Notes (#30025), folder 331 (FS-2657-3393), folder 952 (FT-6597-6611), folder 956 (FT-6978-8694), and folder 961 (FT-8842-8844).

Acquisitions information: Folders 1099-1101 Received as Addition of January 2011 (Acc. 101538)

Miscellaneous documentation found with select sound recordings in series 9. Documentation includes letters, memos, tape inventories, and photocopies of notes and annotations found on original containers.

Folder 1078

FS-2722: Bernard Boyat

Folder 1079

FS-3023-3028: Debbie Williams

Folder 1080

FS-3029-3033: Regina McKee

Folder 1081

FS-3034: Hackberry Ramblers (Ralph Riddle)

Folder 1082

FS-3035: Bernard Boyat. Wham Bop Radio Show

Folder 1083

FS-3036: Miscellaneous Songs

Folder 1084

FS-3037: Group Formation/Johnny Cash Comic Songs

Folder 1085

FT-6613: Hank Williams Remembrance Day

Folder 1086

FS-3039-3041: Tumbling Tumbleweeds

Folder 1087

FS-3042: White Trash

Folder 1088

FS-2657-3393: tape inventory

Formerly folder 331 within SFC Field Notes (#30025)

Folder 1089

FT-6597-8715: tape inventory

Formerly folder 331 within SFC Field Notes (#30025)

Folder 1090

FT-6599-6990: original container annotations

Formerly part of folder 952 within SFC Field Notes (#30025)

Folder 1091

FT-6991-7010: original container annotations

Formerly part of folder 956 within SFC Field Notes (#30025)

Folder 1092

FT-7011-7024: original container annotations

Formerly part of folder 956 within SFC Field Notes (#30025)

Folder 1093

FT-7025-7050: original container annotations

Formerly part of folder 956 within SFC Field Notes (#30025)

Folder 1094

FT-7051-7074: original container annotations

Formerly part of folder 956 within SFC Field Notes (#30025)

Folder 1095

FT-7372-7391: original container annotations

Formerly part of folder 956 within SFC Field Notes (#30025)

Folder 1096

FT-7645-7979: original container annotations

Formerly part of folder 956 within SFC Field Notes (#30025)

Folder 1097

FT-8002-8694: original container annotations

Formerly part of folder 956 within SFC Field Notes (#30025)

Folder 1098

FT-8842-8844: original container annotations

Formerly folder 961 within SFC Field Notes (#30025)

Folder 1099

FT-17213-17300: tape inventory

Received as Addition of January 2011 (Acc. 101538)

Folder 1100

FT-17308-17309: tape inventory

Received as Addition of January 2011 (Acc. 101538)

Folder 1101

DATs: notes and original container annotations

Received as Addition of January 2011 (Acc. 101538)

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expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 9.4. Sound Recordings, 1937-2000 and undated.

About 5,800 items.

Studio recordings, masters, and released recordings of Goldband and related labels, including acetates, reel-to-reel tapes, 78 rpm records, 45 rpm records, LPs, 8-track tapes, cassettes, and CDs. Acetates, 1945-1960, include Quick Service TV ads, songs for lead sheets, safety copies of songs to be pressed, radio station demos, and publication demos. Also on acetate is the first recording of Nathan Abshire's "Pine Grove Blues," among the first records to help spawn the revival of interest in Cajun music and culture. Abshire was one of the most significant Cajun accordion players.

expand/collapse Expand/collapse Subseries 9.4.1. Reel-to-Reel Tapes, 1949-1994 and undated.

About 2,400 items.

Acquisitions information: FT-20245/17213-FT-20245/17300 received as Addition of September 2011 (Acc. 103102)

Goldband studio tapes, including mono and stereo masters, mixes, and multi-track recordings of Goldband recording artists. Tape formats include 1/4" (3", 5", 7", and 10.5" reels) and 1/2" masters, as well as 1" and 2" multi-track recordings. All tapes are 1/4" full-track mono or stereo unless otherwise noted. Song titles and artist names in brackets indicate assumed song titles as labeled on box.

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6597

Michael Perlin. Demo tape

"Waitin' In Line"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6598

Donald Roth. Demo tape

"Fakin' It"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6599

Cecil Hatton (Gene). Demo tape

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6600

Charles DuVall. Demo tape

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6601

Doris R. McCain. Demo tape

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6602

Herman Beasley. June Scott. Demo tape

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6603

Herman Beasley. June Scott. Demo tape

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6604

Unidentified

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6605

Unidentified

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6606

Unidentified

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6607

Unidentified

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6608

Unidentified

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6609

Guy Louis. Demo tape

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6610

Glen Chandler. Demo tape

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6611

J. D. Gray

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6636

Roy Harris and Bertha Ellis. A-17

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6637

Herbie Stuts. A-18

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6638

R. Chevalier. A-19

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6639

Johnny Gott. A-21

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6640

Buck and Quinine. A-22

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6641

Troy Passmore. A-23

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6642

Orphy Butts. A-24

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6643

Edward Ridgedell. A-26

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6644

Van Preston. A-27

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6645

Picard-Duhon-Le Blanc. A-33

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6646

Wedding. A-34

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6647

Roy Harris. A-39

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6648

C. W. Brewer. A-43

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6649

J. Jones and S. Dupin. A-47

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6650

Pete Mendoza. A-54

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6651

Lee Nichols. [Sister Ann Lee Nichols]. A-64

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6652

Van Preston. A-67

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6653

Amory Phelps. A-75

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6654

Jivin' Joe. Marie & V.J.W

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6655

Herbie Stutes

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6656

Sunny Dupin. A-95

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6657

Larry Hart. A-96

"Prize Possession"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6658

Tommy News. A-99

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6659

Elton Anderson. A-100

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6660

Amory Phelps. A-101

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6661

Performer unidentified. A-105

"I Can't Believe"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6662

Eddie Shuler. A-106

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6663

Cledus Mott. A-108

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6664

A-112

"These Things"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6665

Freddie Fender. Sylvania Television Commercial

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6666

John Henry III. A-121

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6667

Rockin' Sidney. A-124

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6668

Phil Phillips. A-126

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6669

Rockin' Sidney. A-128

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6670

Rockin' Sidney. A-129

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6671

Eddie Shuler. A-130

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6672

Rockin' Sidney. A-131

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6673

Rockin' Sidney. A-132

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6674

Rockin' Sidney. A-133

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6675

Rockin' Sidney. A-136

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6676

Rockin' Sidney. A-137

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6677

Rockin' Sidney. A-138

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6678

Rockin' Sidney. A-140

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6679

Rockin' Sidney. A-141

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6680

Rockin' Sidney. A-144

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6681

Sidney Brown. A-146

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6682

Del Dark. A-147

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6683

Big Chenier, Johnny Moses, Rockin' Sidney, Scotty Milford, Clarence Garlow, and Cookie and the Cupcakes. A-148

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6684

Katie Webster. A-150

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6685

Tal Miller. A-151

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6686

Gabe Dean and the Fairlanes. A-153

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6687

Robert Bertrand. A-156

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6688

Al Ferrier. A-158

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6689

Robert Bertrand. A-160

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6690

Loretta Childs. A-162

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6691

Jimmy Wilson. A-166

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6692

Bob Wilkerson. Eddie Shuler

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6693

Carencro Playboys

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6694

Soul Senders. A-190

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6695

Soul Senders. A-191

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6696

Cup Cakes. A-198

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6697

Mad Dog Sheffield. A-200

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6698

Blues Boy Palmer, Bill Parker, Ray Campbell, and Little Peggie. A-206

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6699

Al Ferrier. A-213

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6700

Robert Owens and Guitar Jr. Little Billy Earl. A-215

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6701

Jay Stutes. A-227

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6702

Jimmie Choates. A-229

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6703

Al Smith. A-232

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6704

Various Artists. A-234

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6705

Freddie Fender. A-236

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6706

Sidney Ester and the Dreamers. A-238

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6707

Hopeless Homer. A-253

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6708

Bee Arnold. Ray Vict. A-254

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6709

Jay Stutes and Shorty Le Blanc. A-262

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6710

Various Artists. A-265

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6711

Hop Wilson and Rockin' Sidney. A-73

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6712

Wayne Hebert and the Hathaway Playboys. A-275

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6713

Various Artists. A-277

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6714

Gospel Songs. Artist unidentified

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6715

Iry LeJune. A-287

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6716

Jimmie Elks. A-288

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6717

Various Artists. A-289

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6718

Various Artists. A-292

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6719

Cleveland Crochet and Jay Stutes. A-299

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6720

The Showboats. A- 304

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6721

Elton Anderson. A- 305

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6722

Al Smith

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6723

Various Artists. A- 317

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6724

Various Artists. A- 326

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6725

Joe Bonsall and Jimmie Choates. A-329

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6726

Joe Bonsall. A- 337

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6727

Shuler's Favorites. L004

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6728

The Manuels. L005

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6729

John Henry. L011

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6730

Glorybound Trio. L012

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6731

Tripplitt Family. L013

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6732

Cecil Hatton. Demo tape. L014

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6733

Buck Mouhart. Cajun jokes. L028

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6734

Rocky Foster. L033

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6735

Sticks Herman. L037

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6736

Phil Menard. L042

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6737

Leroy Soileau. L043

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6738

Alice St. James. L044

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6739

Phil Menard. L045

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6740

Clifton White. L046

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6741

Phil Menard. L047

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6742

Freddie Love. L050

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6743

Clifton White. L053

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6744

Clifton White. L056

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6745

Pat Dugas. L060

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6746

Giles. L060

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6747

Anthony Arnt. L061

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6748

Judy Nesloney. L062

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6749

B. Guidry. L064

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6750

Freedom Holiness Church. L068

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6751

Johnny Jano. L069

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6752

Ralph Richardson. L081

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6753

Bill Parker. L083

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6754

Harold Celius. L084

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6755

T. Richardson. L090

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6756

Blue Jay [D. Rainwater]. L091

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6757

Brent Beaudeaux. L093

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6758

Herbert Fontenot & Super Country Cajuns. L094

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6759

Scott & Beasley. L095

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6760

John Henry III

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6761

Milford Scott. L097

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6762

John Henry III. L099

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6763

Junior Booth. L102

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6764

Robert Bertrand. L104

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6765

Unidentified. L106

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6766

Iry LeJune Jr. L107

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6767

Danny James. L108

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6768

Jo-El Sonnier. L109

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6769

J. B. Fuselier. L110

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6770

Danny James. L112

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6771

Rockin' Sidney. L113

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6772

Rockin' Uncle Potts. L115

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6773

Danny James. L116

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6774

Jo-El Sonnier. L117

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6775

Van Preston. L121

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6776

Eddie's Collection. 10.5" reel. 1/4" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6777

Wild Bill and the Blue Washboard Boys. R#11-1. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6778

Israel Jones. R#15. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6779

Anita Francis. R#17. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6780

Joy La Roy. R#21. R#23. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6781

Unidentified. 10.5" reel. 1/4" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6782

Unidentified. 10.5" reel. 1/4" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6783

Robert Bertrand. 1" tape

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6784

Barfield Boys. R#33. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6785

Aardvarks Revenge. R#43. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6786

Robert Bertrand. R#46. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6787

Freddie Love. R#50. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6788

Juke Boy Bonner. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6789

Various. R#61. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6790

John Henry III. 1"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6791

Unidentified. 10.5" reel. 1/4" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6792

Mel "Luv Bug" Pellerin. 10.5" reel. 1/4" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6793

Freddie Love. R#70. R#71. R#85. 10.5" reel. 1/4" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6794

Unidentified. 10.5" reel. 1/4" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6795

Glynn Landry. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6796

Rockin' Sidney. R#95. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6797

John Oliver. R#107. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6798

Robert Bertrand. Geno Thibodeaux. R#116-1. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6799

Katie Webster. R#136. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6800

Unidentified. 10.5" reel. 1/4" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6801

Katie Webster and Glynn Landry. 10.5" reel. 1/4" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6802

Katie Webster. R#130. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6803

Everett Brothers. R#144. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6804

Johnny Jano. R#154. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6805

The Greatest of the Greats. R#158. 10.5" reel. 1/4" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6806

Skip Dowers. 10.5" reel. 1/4" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6807

Unidentified. 10.5" reel. 1/4" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6808

Katie Webster. R#164-3. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6809

Bill Parker. R#183. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6810

Freddie Fender. R#189. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6811

Dolly Parton. R#190. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6812

Dolly Parton and Friends at Goldband. R#199. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6813

Abe Manuel. R#202. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6814

Eddie Shuler. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6815

Eddie Shuler. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6816

Charlie Russell. R#204-2. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6817

Cajun Masters. R#205. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6818

Katie Webster. R#207. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6819

Eddie Shuler. 10.5" reel. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6820

Johnny Wright. R#209. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6821

Unidentified. 10.5" reel. 1/4" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6822

La Salle Sisters. #2100-2. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6823

Cajun Masters. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6824

Don LaFleur. 10.5" reel. 1/4" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6825

Grover Mitchell. 10.5" reel. 1/4" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6826

Eddie Shuler. Transfers of 78rpm from 1940s and 1950s. 10.5" reel. 1/4" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6827

Freddie Fender. PO-1280. 10.5" reel. 1/4" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6828

J.W. Viator. R#222. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6829

J.W. Viator. R#224. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6830

Pee Wee Lyons. R#226. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6831

[Johnny Jano]. R#232. 10.5" reel. 1/4" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6832

Moise Robin. R#235. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6833

Moise Robin. R#238-1. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6834

Moise Robin. R#238-2. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6836

Ralph Richardson. Others. R#248. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6837

Larry Beck. R#249. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6838

Cajun Masters. R#250. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6839

J.R. Booth. R#254. 1/2" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6840

Johnny Wright. R#256. 10.5" reel. 1/4" master

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6841

Bluesville

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6842

Freddie Fender. 1-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6843

Elton Anderson. 4-B

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6844

Charles Page. 4-C

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6845

Jo-El Sonnier. 7

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6846

Big Walter Price. 7-C

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6847

Howard Hebert

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6848

Guy Ward. Demos. 27-C

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6849

Jimmie Wilson. 32-B

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6850

Big Chenier. 33-B

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6851

Jimmie Wilson. 35-B

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6852

Tal Miller. 36-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6853

Sonny Dupin. 37

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6854

Charles Page. 37-B

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6855

Rockin' Sidney. 39-C

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6856

Willie March and the Impressions. 41

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6857

J.B. Fuselier. 41-B

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6858

Hobo Bertrand. 42-B

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6859

Claude Shermack. 44-B

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6860

J.B. Fuselier. 48-B

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6861

Hector Stutes. 52-B

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6862

Rockin' Sidney. 60-B

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6863

Buck Wheat. 61

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6864

Willie Joe Guillory. 61-C

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6865

Chuck Martin. 67-B

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6866

Jimmie Choates. 70-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6867

Soul Shoutin' Tommy. 73-B

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6868

Fabulations. R-74

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6869

Jerry Jones. 79-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6870

[Harlan] Duhon. 81-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6871

Jo-El Sonnier. 84-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6872

Van Walker and David Bond. 85-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6873

Jo-El Sonnier. 86

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6874

Harlan Duhon and the Hackberry Ramblers. 86-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6875

Unidentified

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6876

Jo-El Sonnier. 88-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6877

Ed Kershaw. 106-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6878

Chester Randles. 108

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6879

Jay Richard. 110

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6880

Jo-El Sonnier. 121

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6881

Jo-El Sonnier. 123

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6882

Satan and the Disciples. 124-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6883

Danny James. 128

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6884

Danny James. 129

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6885

Rockin' Sidney. Danny James. 130-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6886

Hector Stutes. 138

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6887

Jo-El Sonnier. 139-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6888

Jo-El Sonnier. Sidney Brown. 148. 175

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6889

Jo-El Sonnier. 149

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6890

Jo-El Sonnier. 151-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6891

Satan and his Disciples. 154

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6892

Jo-El Sonnier. 156-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6893

Count Rockin' Sidney. 158-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6894

Jo-El Sonnier. 168

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6895

Jo-El Sonnier. 169

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6896

Yellow Jackets. 172-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6897

Jo-El Sonnier. 174

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6898

Robert Bertrand and Jo-El Sonnier. 176

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6899

Jo-El Sonnier. 177

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6900

Mad Dog Sheffield. Johnny Jano. Left Handed Charlie. 192-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6901

Sticks Herman. 193

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6902

Rockin' Sidney. 202

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6903

Robert Bertrand and Jo-El Sonnier

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6904

Jimmie Wilson. 206

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6905

Eddie Leger. 210

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6906

Wilson LeJune. R-219

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6907

Dottie Vincent. R-224

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6908

Claude Shermack. R-226

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6909

Al Ferrier. R-245

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6910

Lee Bernard. 251-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6911

Jo-El Sonnier. 258. 275

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6912

Israel Jones. 259

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6913

Eugene Babino. 261

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6914

Scottie. 263

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6915

Clarence Garlow, Danny James, Katie Webster, Rockin' Sidney, and Van Preston. 266

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6916

Joe and Eddie Shuler. 270

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6917

Lionel Cormier and the Sundown Boys. 270

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6918

Dell Mack. 272-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6919

Wayne Hebert and the Hathaway Playboys. 273-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6920

Larry Hart. 274

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6921

Juke Boy Bonner. 274-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6922

Ruth Hutchinson and Jo-El Sonnier. 275. 76

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6923

Ted Dupin

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6924

Shorty LeBlanc and Ivy Vanacor. 278

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6925

Robert Broussard and Jo-El Sonnier. 281

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6926

Robert Thibodeaux. Cajun Songs. 285-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6927

Hop Wilson. 286-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6928

Claude Shermack. 309

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6929

LaTour Playboys. 310

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6930

Dottie Vincent. 330

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6931

Joe Bonsall. 342

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6932

Hackberry Ramblers and Harlan Duhon. 347

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6933

Hackberry Ramblers and Shorty LeBlanc. 353

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6934

Hackberry Ramblers. 359

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6935

Eddie Leger. 361

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6936

Robert Bertrand and Jo-El Sonnier. 374

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6937

Robert Bertrand and Jo-El Sonnier. 375

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6938

Dynamic Adam. 436

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6939

Rockin' Sidney. 442-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6940

Big Daddy Green. 448-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6941

Johnny Jano. 449

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6942

Jo-El Sonnier. 459

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6943

J. B. Fuselier. 461

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6944

Jo-El Sonnier. 463

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6945

Johnny Jano. 466

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6946

Rev. L. Tripplett, Jr. 472

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6947

Dell Mack. 478

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6948

Al Ferrier. 480

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6949

Elton Anderson. 490-A

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6950

Jenny Scroggins. 492

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6951

Guitar Jr. 496

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6952

Elton Anderson. 497

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6953

J.B. Fuselier. 499

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6954

Jo-El Sonnier. 502

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6955

Al Ferrier. 503

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6956

Al Ferrier. 503

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6957

Big Walter Price. 507

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6958

Katie Webster. Cookie. 517

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6959

DeClouette. 525

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6960

Vidal Atkinson. 528

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6961

Jimmie Wilson and Ted Taylor. 531

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6962

Hop Wilson. 532

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6963

Cookie. 535

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6964

Charles Page. 543

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6965

Katie Webster and Willie. 554

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6966

Big Chenier, Down Beats, and Jay Stutes. 563

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6967

Al Ferrier. 564

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6968

Jo-El Sonnier. 577

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6969

Charles Page. 578

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6970

Count Rockin' Sidney. 581

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6971

John Henry III. 586

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6972

Jo-El Sonnier. 591

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6973

Claude Shermack. 593

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6974

Robert Broussard. Vintage masters. 594

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6975

Joe Bonsall. 598

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6976

Cajun Kershaw, Donna Kershaw, and Doug Kershaw. 599

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6977

Phil Phillips. A-1

"Don't Leave Me."

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6978

Sticks Herman, Gene Terry, and Tal Miller

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6979

Clifton White

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6980

Jerry Jones

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6981

Wesley Smith. A-10

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6982

Dwayne Young and Cleveland Chrochet. A-13

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6983

Joe Bonsall. G-1126. A-14

"Linda Lee"

"Sha Catin"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6984

Willie March [Willie Merchant]. A-16

"Hill of White Birches"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6985

Cecil Hatton. A-20

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6986

Mike and Wanda and Jano and Manuel. A-25

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6987

Sonny Dupin and Willdridge. A-28

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6988

Unidentified

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6989

Unidentified

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6990

Sonny and Scotty. New song demos. A-31

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6991

Unidentified

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6992

B. Bennett. New songs. A-36

"Hand Me Down."

"Blue"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6993

Bobby Brown and Scotty. A-37

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6994

Daigle Tape. A-92

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6995

Unidentified

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6996

Unidentified

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6997

Radio spots. A-46

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6998

Amory [Lynn] Phelps and Sonny Dupin. A-48

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/6999

Amory Lynn. A-49

"Only Once In a While"

"Should I Believe"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7000

Jimmie Wilson. A-50

"Roll On Big Wheel"

"End My Life (to Be With You)"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7001

Freddie Fender. Songs by Fender. A-51

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7002

Jimmie Wilson. A-52

"Big Wheel Rolling"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7003

Parker. G-1127. A-53

"Sweet Potato Mash"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7004

Danny James. A-56

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7005

Little Nolton. A-57

"I Don't Know Why"

"Crying Eyes"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7006

Elton Anderson. A-58

"Secret of Love"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7007

Joe Bonsall. Safeties. A-59

"Linda Lee"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7008

Claude Shermack and Ronnie and Brenda. A-61

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7009

Jo-El Sonnier. A-62

"Where Can I Go"

"His Own Troubles"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7010

John D. Evans. Demos. A-63

"That Daddy Doesn't Love You Anymore"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7011

Peppermint Harris. A-65

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7012

New songs. A-69

"Country Boy"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7013

Sunny Dupin & Moon Men. Master tapes. A-70

"Moon Men Lonney and Goon"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7014

Thibodeaux and Webb. A-71

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7015

Jenny Scroggins. Demos. A-73

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7016

New Songs. A-74

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7017

Charles Page. A-76

"Searching For Love"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7018

Leo Louviere. 9 Songs. A-77

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7019

KLCL Tape. A-79

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7020

Freddie Love. "Sea of Love", A-80

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7021

C. Mendez. [Fender song]. A-82

"Coming Home Soon"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7022

F. LaFleur. A-83

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7023

"Empty Arms", etc. A-85

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7024

Hank Williams. Floyd Tillman. Eddie Shuler. A-86

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7025

Johnny Jano. A-87

"Ace of Love,"revised

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7026

C. Garlow. A-88

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7027

B. A. Guidry. Ray Vict. A-89

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7028

Cesar Osborn. Demo. A-91

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7029

J. Duhon. A-97

"So What"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7030

Freddie Fender. A-102

"My [Rina]"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7031

Soul Senders. A-103

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7032

Quick Service spots. A-104

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7033

Dictation Tape of PCI. Phil Phillips. Side 2. Golden Gate Quartet and other demos. A-107

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7034

[Johnny Jano]. A-109

"In the Groove"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7035

W. Willdridge. Demos. A-110

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7036

Elton Anderson. A-118

"Walking Alone"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7037

Peppermint Harris. Sonny Dupin. A-120

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7038

E. K. Long. Speech. A-123

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7039

Rockin' Sidney. Jo-El Sonnier. A-125

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7040

Sidney Brown. Sonny Dupin. J. B. Fusilier. J. Stewart. A-127

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7041

Rockin' Sidney. A-134

"Soul Christmas"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7042

Rockin' Sidney. A-135

"My Glass is Empty"

"Without Love"

"Gonna be Looking"

"Village Queen"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7043

Rockin' Sidney. A-139

"Actions Speak Louder Than Words"

"Fishin"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7044

Van Preston. Jimmy Hughes. Rockin' Sidney. Danny James. A-142

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7045

Rockin' Sidney. Stereo masters. A-143

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7046

Rockin' Sidney. Masters and safeties. A-145

"Detour"

"Don't Drop the Potato"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7047

Rockin' Sidney. A-149

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7048

Eddie Shuler. A-152

"Half of Everything"

"Back Step of my Heart"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7049

Unidentified

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7050

Various Artists. New originals. A-159

"Fools Gold"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7051

Unidentified

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7052

Elton Anderson. A-163

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7053

Showboats.A-164

"Dream Lane"

"Too Much"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7054

R. Victorian. Demo. A-165

"True Heart"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7055

Hi-Noons."Our World". A-170

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7056

L. F. Nichols. A-173

"Let's Be Friends"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7057

Ray Campbell. A-175

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7058

Glenn [?]. A-177

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7059

P. W. Lovinger. A-179

"So Long, Mr. Texas, So Long"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7060

Mrs. E. Sellers. A-182

"Girl With Eyes of Blue"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7061

Elton Anderson. A-185

"Come Back Home"

"Cool Down Baby"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7062

Dell Mack. A-186

"Ship of Broken Hearts"

"To Late Now"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7063

Claude Shermack-Sidney. A-187

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7064

Claude Shermack. A-188

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7065

Rockin' Sidney. A-189

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7066

Unidentified

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7067

Dell Mack. B. P. Jackson. A-193

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7068

Unidentified

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7069

De De Orbin. J-166-1. J-166-2. A-196

"Sea of Love"

"You Can't Keep Hurting Love"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7070

Unidentified

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7071

Mad Dog Sheffield. GR-LP-77. A-199

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7072

Joe Bonsall. G-1133. A-202

"Light Morning"

"Don't Blame Me"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7073

Bill Hutto. A-203

"Memory In My Heart"

"Wanna Go Steady"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7074

C. W. Brewer. A-204

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7075

Various Artist. Ray Campbell. Joe Williams. Dal Sterling. A-207

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7076

Hop Wilson. A-208

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7077

Various Artist. Jr. Dechouet. Big Chenier. F. Lowery. Lionel Prevo. A-209

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7078

Various Artist. Joe Viator. Cledus Mott. Zero Lloyd. A-210

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7079

F. Lowery. Jay Richard. A-211

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7080

Various Artists. Little Bob. Jimmy Choate. Jerry Morris. Cookie. Bee Arnold. Joe Viator. Johnny Jano. A-212

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7081

James Freemar. Classie Ballon. A-214

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7082

Larry Hart. A-216

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7083

Various Artists. Sticks Herman. Boogie Ramblers. Ray Vict. Elton Anderson. Left Hand Charlie. A-217

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7084

Guitar Jr. Sticks Herman. A-218

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7085

Various Artists. Tal Miller. Johnny Jano. Mickey Gilley. A-219

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7086

Various Artists. Sticks Herman. Milton Allen. Jay Nelson. Bill and Carrol. Ray Campbell. A-220

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7087

Various Artists. Bill Parker. Red LeBlanc. Tal Miller. Charles Sheffield. A-223

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7088

Various Artists. Claude Sheffield. Al Ferrier. Jay Nelson. Melton Allen. Tal Miller

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7089

Various Artists. Bill Parker. Red LeBlanc. Tal Miller. Charles Sheffield. A-223

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7090

Various Artists. Don Mooning. Claude Shermack. Guitar Jr. A-224

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7091

Juke Boy Bonner. Phelps. A-225

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7092

Various Artists. Little LeRoy. Little Alfred. Little Milton. Charles Perrywell. A-226

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7093

Various Artists. Hop Wilson. Sticks Herman. Big Chenier. Bill Parker. Milton Graves. 2 Buddie. A-228

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7094

Various Artists. A-231

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7095

Shorty LeBlanc. A-233

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7096

Various Artists. A-235

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7097

Various Artists. A-237

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7098

Various Artists. A-239

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7099

Various Artists. A-240

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7100

Various Artists. A-241

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7101

Shorty LeBlanc. A-242

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7102

Various Artists. A-243

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7103

Gene Terry. A-245

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7104

Various Artists. A-246

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7105

Guitar Jr. Gene Terry. A-247

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7106

Bill Palmer. Bill Parker. Little Peggy. A-248

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7107

Elton Anderson. A-249

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7108

Gene Terry. Guitar Jr. A-250

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7109

Various Artists. A-251

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7110

Ray Campbell. Sticks Herman. A-252

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7111

Various Artists. A-255

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7112

Various Artists. A-265

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7113

Cleveland Crochet. A-257

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7114

Jay Randles. A-258

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7115

Various Artists. A-259

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7116

Larry Hart. A-260

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7117

Jay Nelson. 132

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7118

Various Artists. A-263

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7119

Billy Earl. A-264

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7120

Yellow Jackets. A-266

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7121

Elton Anderson. Guitar Jr. A-267

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7122

Jay Stutes. A-268

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7123

Various Artists. A-269

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7124

Various Artists. A-270

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7125

Various Artists. A-271

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7126

Various Artists. A-274

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7127

Various Artists. A-276

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7128

Al Ferrier. A-278

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7129

Various Artists. A-279

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7130

Gene Terry. A-280

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7131

Ed Kershaw. A-281

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7132

Various Artists. A-282

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7133

Various Artists. A-284

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7134

Freddie Fender. A-286

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7135

Various Artists. A-290

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7136

Various Artists. A-291

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7137

Hop Wilson. A-293

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7138

Various Artists. A-294

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7139

Jerry Morris. Sidney Brown. A-295

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7140

Freddie Fender. A-296

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7141

Various Artists. A-297

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7142

Tal Miller. Yellow Jackets. A-298

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7143

Eddie Shuler. Hackberry Ramblers. A-300

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7144

Ray Vict. A-301

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7145

Billy Earl. Jay Jano. A-302

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7146

Various Artists. A-303

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7147

Larry Hart. A-306

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7148

Larry Hart. A-307

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7149

Buckwheat. A-308

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7150

Jay Chevalier. A-309

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7151

Mickey Gilley. A-310

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7152

Jay Chevalier. A-311

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7153

Various Artists. A-313

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7154

Various Artists. A-314

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7155

Israel LaFleur Show. A-316

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7156

Shorty LeBlanc. A-318

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7157

Little Ray Campbell. A-319

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7158

Ray Bates. A-320

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7159

La Salle Sisters. A-312

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7160

La Salle Sisters. A-322

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7161

Amory Phelps. A-323

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7162

Jo-El Sonnier. A-324

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7163

[Sonny] Dupin. A-325

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7164

Robert Owens. Larry Hart. A-328

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7165

Various Artists. A-330

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7166

Mickey Gilley. A-331

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7167

Various Artists. A-332

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7168

Teen Hearts. Bill and Carol. A-334

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7169

Various Artists. A-335

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7170

Various Artists. A-336

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7171

Various Artists. A-338

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7172

Everette Brady. Al Ferrier. A-339

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7173

Al Ferrier. Masters

"Living With a Memory"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7177

Up Beat Rock. L001

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7178

Imery [Amory] Lynn. L003

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7179

Ola Vaughn. L007

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7180

Jo-El Sonnier

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7181

Johnny Jano. L008

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7182

Hector Stutes. L009

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7183

Charles Perrywell

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7184

Jackie Esthay. L015

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7185

Wild Bill and the Blue Washboard. L017

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7186

Freddie Fender. L018

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7187

Various. L019

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7188

Eddie Shuler. To Succeed

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7189

Dell Mack. L021

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7190

Jackie Esthay. L022

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7191

Danny James. L024

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7192

Clifton White. L025

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7193

Charles Page

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7194

Jackie Esthay. L027

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7195

Del Mack. L029

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7196

Melvin Walker. L030

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7197

Ronnie Gunte. L032

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7198

Leon Ashley.L034

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7199

Buck Mouhart. L036

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7200

Moon Men. L038

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7201

Carol Fran. L040

"Stand By Me"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7202

T-101

"Whole Nest of Setting Eggs For You"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7203

Butch Menard. L048

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7204

Charlotte Cole. L051

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7205

Mike Lachney. L052

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7206

Clifton White. L054

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7207

Clifton White. L057

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7208

Big Daddy Green. L059

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7209

Johnny Cantrell. L063

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7210

De De Orbin. J-114. L065

"Singing For America"

"I Wear His Ring"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7211

Cesar Osborn. J-113. L066

"Just Couldn't Answer My Son"

"Angels Are Hard to Find"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7212

Cesar Osborn. J-110. L070

"Spring Is Everywhere"

"Once Again"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7213

Jerry Bell. J-106. L071

"Worry Blues"

"Womens Liberation"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7214

Johnny Jano. J-101. L072

"Shed So Many Tears"

"If I Need You"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7215

Jackson. J-124. [I've Been Here Before]. L073

"Don't Feel Sad It's Not the First Time"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7216

Rickey and the Rockets. L074

"Every Minute of the Day"

"Wrong End"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7217

Eddie Noe. J-122. "Hurry Sundown", "Don't Do Me Any Favors". L075

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7218

Mary Louise. J-121. L076

"Blues Again Today"

"Deep Sea Diner Blues"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7219

Tiny Richardson. J-120. L077

"Tough"

"After All the Good Is Gone"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7220

Basil McCarty. J-119. L078

"My Heart Will Cry"

"Sitting In the Bar (Me and My Bottle)"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7221

Moise Robin. J-118. L079

"Tickle Me Again"

"Touche pas Ga les Vois (Don't Touch What You See)"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7222

Johnny Jano. J-117. L080

"Cajuns are Tough"

"My Ace of Love"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7223

Louis Alleman. J-138. L082

"Le Choc Dansle Miseries"

"La Vase Due Casser"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7224

The Hungry Bunch. J-130. L085

"Misery Loves Company"

"Crazy Crazy Blues"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7225

Vince Molan. J-127.L086

"Wish I Was Charlie"

"Papa Been Blowing Smoke"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7226

Hoppy Beck. J-126. L087

"Country Womans"

"Hargiss the Ant"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7227

The Hungry Bunch. L088

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7228

Mike Young. L092

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7229

Ivory Jackson. G-1280. L098

"Clautelia"

"I'm a Country Boy"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7230

Nolan Cormier. G-1217. L100

"Sweet Lake Special"

"La Valse De Meche"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7231

Katie Webster. G-1278. L101

"Ice Cream Man"

"Yellow Pants, High Heel Shoes"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7232

La Salle Sisters. G-1276. L103

"You're Lonesome Now"

"I Dream"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7233

Jo-El Sonnier. L111

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7234

Dell Mack. L114

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7235

Van Preston. L118

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7236

Dell Mack. L119

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7237

John Henry III. L134

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7238

Jo-El Sonnier. G-7752-2. L139

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7239

Lori Childs. L143

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7240

Lori Childs. L144

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7241

Charles Page. L152

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7242

Johnny Jano. L160

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7243

It's Cajun Country. L162

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7244

Kev Notes. L163

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7245

Kev Notes. L164

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7246

Pat [?]. L168

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7247

Wade Richard. L169

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7248

Richard Bros. L170

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7249

Weird Harold. L173

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7250

Danny James. L176

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7251

Mickey Gilley. G-1223. L177

"I Ain't Going Home"

"No Greater Love"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7252

Robert Bertrand. G-1221. L178

"Four Corners Waltz"

"(Morwater Blues) Eunice Two-Step"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7253

Ronnie and Brenda Gintz. M-3

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7254

Jay Stutes sings Iry LeJune. M-4

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7255

Jo-El Sonnier. R & B. M-6

"Broke and Hungry"

"If I Don't See You"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7256

Jo-El Sonnier. Cajun songs. M-7

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7257

Cleveland Crochet. Sugar Bees. M-9

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7258

Super Cajun. vol. I. side I. Joe Bonsall. Sidney Brown. Iry LeJune Jr. Robert Bertrand. N. Cormier. M-11

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7259

Super Cajun, vol. I, side II. Lionel Cormier. J. B. Fuselier. Leroy Broussard. Joe Bonsall. M-12

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7260

Jo-El Sonnier. Sidney Brown. M-14

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7261

Sidney Brown. GRLP-7748. M-15

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7262

Jo-El Sonnier. Robert Bertrand. M-16

"Half of Everything"

"Your Loving Baby"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7263

Jo-El Sonnier. M-17

"Pools of Heartache"

"Back In My Heart"

"Too Late Now"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7264

Billy Earl. Sundown Boys. Dewey Balfa. Sidney Brown. M-20

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7265

Jo-El Sonnier. R & B.M-21

"Monkey on My [?]"

"Chicken Stuff"

"Cajun Stuff"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7266

Jo-El Sonnier. M-22

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7267

Jo-El Sonnier. M-23

"Let's Boogie"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7268

Paul Jackson. M-24

"Whole Nest of Setting Eggs"

"Should You Change Your Mind"

"Let Me Walk With"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7269

Jo-El Sonnier. M-25

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7270

Don LaFleur. M-26

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7271

Jo-El Sonnier. M-30

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7272

Sonny Dupin. M-34

"Walking"

"Farther Apart"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7273

Sonny Dupin. Album Releases. M-35

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7274

Jimmie Wilson. M-37

"Tin Pan Alley"

"Every Day and Night"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7275

Danny James. Van Preston. M-38

"Frosty Crawfish"

"Peek a Boo"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7276

Joe Bonsall and the Orange Playboys. M-39

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7277

Jimmie Wilson and Guitar Jr. M-40

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7278

Guitar Jr. M-41

"Pick Me Up"

"Could I Be Wrong"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7279

LaSalle Sisters. M-42

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7280

Joe Bonsall and the Orange Playboys. Rodney LeJune. M-43

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7281

Joe Bonsall. M-44

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7282

Van Preston. M-45

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7283

Mike Young. M-47

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7284

Bill Blankenship. M-48

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7285

Nathan Abshire. Robert Bertrand. M-49

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7286

Wild Bill.M-50

"Pretty Little Red Dress"

"Gonna Tell You Why"

"I Won't Be Your Hound Dog Anymore"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7287

Skip Dowers. M-55

"Paid For Loving You"

"In My Own Way"

"Still Hung Up On Yesterday"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7288

Don LaFleur. M-57

"I Want To Talk To You"

"My Glass Is Empty"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7289

Jo-El [Sonnier]. Katie [Webster]. Rockin' Sidney. M-59

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7290

Old Cajun Records. M-62

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7291

Link Davis. M-65

"Two Little Eyes of Blue"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7292

"Luv Bug" [Pellerin]. Joseph Fontenot. M-66

"I Will Never Forget My Own"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7293

50's Rock. Various Artists. Larry Hart. Sidney Ester & the Dreamers. Johnny Jano. Jay Nelson. M-71

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7294

[Johnny] Jano. [Abe] Manuel. M-74

"I'll Try One More Time"

"I've Got A New Love"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7295

Johnny Jano. M-75

"Heart I'd Rather Live Without"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7296

50's Rock. Various Artist. Jay Chevalier. Larry Heart. Larry Hart. Mickey Gilley. Sidney Ester and the Dreamers. M-79

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7297

Preaching. M-81

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7298

Preaching. M-82

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7299

Demay's Over Dubs. M-85

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7300

Nobody But You. M-86

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7301

Charles Page. M-87

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7302

Charles Page. M-88

"Merry Christmas Tonight"

"Christmas In My Heart"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7303

Danny James. Instrumentals

"Let Me Walk With You"

"Dreamy Melody"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7304

Eddie Shuler. M-90

"Right or Wrong"

"My Ace of Love"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7305

Amory Lynn Phelps and Charles Page. M-92

"Baby You Been To School"

"Only Once In A While"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7306

J. Wilson. M-94

"Please Accept My Love"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7307

Jay Stutes. G-1134. M-98

"Coming Home"

"Not My Fault"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7308

Wild Bill. Vol. 1. M-103

"Telling for You Baby"

"Baby Yum Yum"

"Gonna Walk You to School"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7309

Hop Wilson with friends. G-7781-2. M-106

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7310

Hop Wilson with friends. G-7781-1. M-107

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7311

Joe Guillory & Oberlin Ramblers. M-108

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7312

La Tour's Playboys. M-111

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7313

Katie Webster. M-112

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7314

Nathan Abshire and Robert Bertrand. M-116

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7315

Dell Mack. M-123

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7316

Jimmy Elks. M-124

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7317

Charles Perrywell. M-125

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7318

Ed Reese. M-126

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7319

Jack Rather. M-127

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7320

Danny James and [Johnny] Jano. M-128

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7321

Flying Cajun. M-130

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7322

M-131

"Court of Love"

"Ship of Broken Hearts"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7323

Hector Stutes. M-152

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7324

Loretta Childs. M-133

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7325

Leon Ashley. M-134

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7326

Hector Stutes. M-135

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7327

Sonny Lamont. M-136

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7328

Charles Page. M-141

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7329

Wild Bill. M-142

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7330

Wild Bill. M-143

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7331

Lee Bernard [Lee Bertrand]. M-146

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7332

Leon Ashley. M-147

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7333

Leroy Broussard. M-150

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7334

Frank Lowery. M-148

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7335

Leroy Broussard. G-1048. M-150

"Bo Sparkle Waltz"

"Lemonade Song"

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7336

Buck Mouhart. M-152

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7337

Joe Bonsall and Jimmy Choates. M-153

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7338

Jay Stutes and the Swamp Pickers. M-155

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7339

Guitar Jr. M-156

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7340

Eddie Shuler. M-157

SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7341

Don LaFleur