Goldband Recording Corporation Collection, 1930-2000

Collection Number: 20245

Collection Title: Goldband Recording Corporation Collection, 1930-2000

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Size	240 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 17,680 items)
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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Preferred Citation: [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.

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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.

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 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.

Expand/collapse Subseries 1.1. Eddie Shuler Personal Materials.

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

Expand/collapse Subseries 1.2. Interview with Eddie Shuler.

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

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

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

About 4,000 items.

Expand/collapse Subseries 2.1. Accounts Payable Records.

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

Expand/collapse Subseries 2.1.1. Suppliers.

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.

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

Expand/collapse Subseries 2.2. Recording Sales and Accounts Receivable Records, circa 1958-1989.

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

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)

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

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

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

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 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

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

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

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

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 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

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

Expand/collapse Subseries 4.3. Licensing and Leasing.

About 50 items.

Song lease agreements, mechanical licenses, and correspondence about licenses and leasing.

Folder 359	Correspondence
Folder 360	Tommy Curtis
Folder 361	Lease Agreements
Folder 362	Mechanical Licenses 363: Big Bopped Music Co. #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.3. Licensing and Leasing., Folder 363 364: Central Songs, Inc. #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.3. Licensing and Leasing., Folder 364 365: Lion Publishing Co. #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.3. Licensing and Leasing., Folder 365 366: Mercury Record Corp. #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.3. Licensing and Leasing., Folder 366 367: Pamper Music #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.3. Licensing and Leasing., Folder 367 368: SESAC, Inc. #20245, Subseries 4. Legal Materials, circa 1949-1990. 4.3. Licensing and Leasing., Folder 368

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

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 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

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

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

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 Subseries 5.1. Correspondence.

About 70 items.

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

Folder 473	Adrian Sturm
Folder 474	Bernard Boyat

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

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

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)

Expand/collapse Subseries 5.5. Miscellaneous International Materials.

About 10 items.

Folder 515	Cajun: En kultur - og musikhistorik rejse gennem Cajunland i Louisiana USA. Elsebeth Kroghog Karen Vinding
Folder 516	Songbank
Folder 517	Miscellaneous International Materials

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

About 2,300 items.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

About 400 items.

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

Expand/collapse Subseries 7.2. Other Correspondence.

About 700 items.

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

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

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

Expand/collapse Subseries 7.3. Events.

About 20 items.

Folder 760	Concerts and Other Special Events
Folder 761	Cliff Bruner Benefit
Folder 762	Invitations
Folder 763	National Association of Broadcasters Convention, 1987
Folder 764	Tickets
Folder 765	WSM 10th Annual Country Music Festival

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"

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

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.

Expand/collapse Subseries 8.1. American Periodicals.

About 150 items.

Folder 781-784 Folder 781 Folder 782 Folder 783 Folder 784	Billboard
Folder 785	Blues Magazines
Folder 786-787 Folder 786 Folder 787	BMI
Folder 788	Broadcasting 1959 Yearbook
Folder 789	Cashbox
Folder 790-791 Folder 790 Folder 791	Close-Up Magazine-Country Music Association
Folder 792-795 Folder 792 Folder 793 Folder 794 Folder 795	Country Song Roundup
Folder 796	Folk Music
Folder 797	Hit Parader, Song Hits
Folder 798	Living Blues
Folder 799-802 Folder 799 Folder 800 Folder 801 Folder 802	Music Industry Publications
Folder 803	One-Spot Publishers, Inc.
Folder 804	The Record Review
Folder 805	Rhythm and Blues/Rock and Soul Songs
Folder 806	Wavelength
Folder 807	Miscellaneous Publications 808: Lake Charles/Louisiana #20245, Subseries 8. Periodicals, circa 1943-1992. 8.1. American Periodicals., Folder 808 809: Lake Charles Telephone Directory, 1954 #20245, Subseries 8. Periodicals, circa 1943-1992. 8.1. American Periodicals., Folder 809 810: New Foreign Products, 1959 #20245, Subseries 8. Periodicals, circa 1943-1992. 8.1. American Periodicals., Folder 810 811: Sparks for Business #20245, Subseries 8. Periodicals, circa 1943-1992. 8.1. American Periodicals., Folder 811 812: Success Unlimited #20245, Subseries 8. Periodicals, circa 1943-1992. 8.1. American Periodicals., Folder 812

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

Expand/collapse Subseries 8.3. Correspondence with Periodicals.

About 30 items.

Folder 833	AARP
Folder 834	Arhoolie
Folder 835	BOMP! Magazine
Folder 836	Country Music Reporter
Folder 837	Crawdaddy Magazine
Folder 838	Crawdaddy Magazine
Folder 839	Living Blues
Folder 840	New on the Charts
Folder 841	Wavelength Magazine (Jeff Hannusch)
Folder 842	Miscellaneous Correspondence

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 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)

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 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

Expand/collapse Subseries 9.2.2. Promotional Materials from Artists.

About 150 items.

Promotional materials sent to Goldband by recording artists, including miscellaneous documentation that originally accompanied demo tapes, promotional packages from artists, song lyrics, and correspondence.

Folder 1008	Rondell Barker
Folder 1009-1010 Folder 1009 Folder 1010	Demo Tapes: Correspondence, Lyrics
Folder 1011	Demo Tapes: Song Lyrics
Folder 1012	Mac Lyndon (Ted McClendon)
Folder 1013	Mac Lyndon Photograph
Folder 1014	Promotional Materials from Artists 1015: Promotional Photographs from Artists #20245, Subseries 9. Recordings and Related Documentation, 1937-2000 and undated. 9.2. Demo Tapes Documentation and Promotional Materials. 9.2.2. Promotional Materials from Artists., Folder 1015 1016-1017: Promotional Portfolios from Artists #20245, Subseries 9. Recordings and Related Documentation, 1937-2000 and undated. 9.2. Demo Tapes Documentation and Promotional Materials. 9.2.2. Promotional Materials from Artists., Folder 1016-1017 1018: Photographs from Artist Portfolios #20245, Subseries 9. Recordings and Related Documentation, 1937-2000 and undated. 9.2. Demo Tapes Documentation and Promotional Materials. 9.2.2. Promotional Materials from Artists., Folder 1018

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.

Expand/collapse Subseries 9.3.1. Recording Notes.

About 10 items.

Folder 1019	"Ship of Broken Hearts." 45-8060
Folder 1020	Skip Dowers. Regina McKee. 45-8301
Folder 1021	Don Rich and the Stage Attraction Band. 45-8463
Folder 1022	Larry. 45-8480
Folder 1023	FC Notes
Folder 1024	CD Notes. CD-745

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

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

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

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)

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 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
SFC Audio Open Reel FT-20245/7342	Don LaFleur. Sonny Dupin. M-159

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Collection Number: 20245 Collection Title: Goldband Recording Corporation Collection, 1930-2000

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

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Expand/collapse Subseries 1.2. Interview with Eddie Shuler.

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Collection Number: 20245

Collection Title: Goldband Recording Corporation Collection, 1930-2000