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Louisiana Folklife Program Project Files Mss. 4730 List of Recordings Louisiana Folklife Program Project Files Mss. 4730 List of Recordings with Topics # 1 Interviewee: Linda Freyou, Janell Deronen, By N/A 9/28/90 Rochelle Judice LA Open House Storytelling New Iberia, Sugar Cane Festival Topics: Sugar Cane # 2 Interviewee: Karen Gay By N/A 9/28/90 LA Open House Storytelling New Iberia, Sugar Cane Festival Topics: Farming; Sugar Ccane # 3 Interviewee: Janet Boudreaux By N/A 9/29/90 LA Open House Storytelling New Iberia, Sugar Cane Festival Topics: Sugar -- Nutritional Value # 4 Interviewee: Chad Judice, Kevin Freyou By N/A 9/29/90 LA Open House Storytelling New Iberia, Sugar Cane Festival Topics: # 5 Interviewee: Louis Judice, Norman Boudreau, By N/A 9/29/90 Millard Eldridge LA Open House Storytelling New Iberia, Sugar Cane Festival Topics: Farming # 6 Interviewee: Charlotte Acosta, Margie LeBlanc By N/A 8/13/90 LA Open House Storytelling Shrimp and Petroleum Festival -- Morgan City Topics: History -- Morgan City's Shrimp and Petroleum Festival # 7 Interviewee: Jake Garrett, Don Deming By N/A 5/27/90 LA Open House Storytelling New Orleans Topics: Mississippi River as the "Lifeblood of our Continent"; history of steamboats # 8 Interviewee: Peggy Cullighan, Captain Keith By N/A 5/27/90 Manring LA Open House Storytelling New Orleans Topics: History -- Louisiana; United States Marine Corps # 9 Interviewee: Jake Garrett, Marvin Perrett By N/A 5/27/90 LA Open House Storytelling New Orleans Topics: Mississippi River as the "Lifeblood of our Continent"; Andrew Higgins; World War II # 10 Interviewee: Richard Gale; Bill Detweiler By N/A 5/27/90 LA Open House Storytelling New Orleans Topics: USS Cabot; History -- Memorial Day # 11 Interviewee: DeCinta Farley, Leola Simmons, By N/A 3/31/90 David Allen LA Open House Storytelling Ruston Kite Festival Topics: Folk Art -- painter, corn shuck hatmaker, walking stick maker # 12 Interviewee: Bill Conly, Jr., Bill Conly Sr., Charlie By N/A 3/31/90 Lewis, Willie Mae Deson (?) LA Open House Storytelling Ruston Kite Festival Topics: Music -- Careers # 13 Interviewee: Sarah Albritton, Marjorie Leigh, By N/A 3/31/90 Thelma Williams, Louise Johnson, DeCinta Farley LA Open House Storytelling Ruston Kite Festival Topics: "In Celebration of Southern Women" # 14 Interviewee: Mary K Morric, Catherine McVea, By Susan Langford 3/31/90 Tom Brousseau Note: Some recordings are of musical performances, so an interviewer is not indicated. - 1 - Louisiana Folklife Program Project Files Mss. 4730 List of Recordings with Topics LA Open House Storytelling Ruston Kite Festival Topics: Kites # 14.1 Interviewee: Clarence Faulk, Rodney Cook, Harold By N/A 3/31/90 Talbert, Julienne Cole LA Open House Storytelling Ruston Kite Festival Topics: Bonnie & Clyde; Possums Unlimited # 15 Interviewee: Bessie Simoneas, Martha Blanchard By N/A 9/28/90 LA Open House Storytelling Napoleonville Topics: # 17 Interviewee: Helen Simoneas By N/A 9/28/90 LA Open House Storytelling Napoleonville Topics: # 19 Interviewee: Allen Simon, Norris Ronsse By N/A 9/29/90 LA Open House Storytelling Napoleonville Topics: # 21 Interviewee: Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Corde By N/A 9/29/90 LA Open House Storytelling Napoleonville Topics: # 23 Interviewee: Jimmie Mize, Edwin Davis, and Roger By Sam Wilkinson 6/16/90 Carr LA Open House Storytelling Ruston Peach Festival Topics: Sports # 24 Interviewee: Morgan Peoples, Louise Johnson, By Susan Roach-Langford 6/16/90 Kitty Garner LA Open House Storytelling Ruston Peach Festival Topics: Politics # 25 Interviewee: Jan Mitchell, Elfreda Humphries, By Joy Lowe 6/16/90 Dawn Pinkston LA Open House Storytelling Ruston Peach Festival Topics: Storytelling -- Children's Stories # 26 Interviewee: Bill Cox, Edwin Davis By Joy Lowe 6/16/90 LA Open House Storytelling Ruston Peach Festival Topics: Humor # 27 Interviewee: Della Wills, Sara Albritton, Louise By Marianne Fisher-Giorlaudo 6/16/90 Johnson, Maxine Pepper LA Open House Storytelling Ruston Peach Festival Topics: History -- Women's # 28 Interviewee: Clarence Faulk, Thelma Williams By John Emory, Jr. 6/16/90 LA Open House Storytelling Ruston Peach Festival Topics: History -- North Louisiana (Ruston) # 29 Interviewee: Hugh McGee, Evelia Boudreaux By Jackie Baldwin n.d. LA Open House Storytelling Unknown Topics: # 30 Interviewee: Mickey Forrester, Feliciana Grass By N/A 3/18/90 String Band LA Open House Storytelling Audubon Pilgrimage, St. Francisville Topics: Music -- Bluegrass; Musical Performance # 31 Interviewee: Carl "Dump" Metz, Morris Bennett, By N/A 3/18/90 Note: Some recordings are of musical performances, so an interviewer is not indicated. - 2 - Louisiana Folklife Program Project Files Mss. 4730 List of Recordings with Topics Russell Daniel LA Open House Storytelling Audubon Pilgrimage, St. Francisville Topics: Halloween Pranks; Hunting; Dogs; Camping; Betting; Dances; Cost of Living; Lumber Industry; Shingle Making; Ferry Boats; River Travel # 32 Interviewee: Richard Thompson, Willie Mae By N/A 3/18/90 Young, Geraldine Robertson LA Open House Storytelling Audubon Pilgrimage, St. Francisville Topics: # 33 Interviewee: Mary Hadden, Gordon Taylor By N/A 3/18/90 LA Open House Storytelling Audubon Pilgrimage, St. Francisville Topics: Immigrants -- Scottish # 34 Interviewee: Lucille Havard, Davis Folkes, Lucille By N/A 3/18/90 Leake LA Open House Storytelling Audubon Pilgrimage, St. Francisville Topics: # 35 Interviewee: Lucille Havard, Davis Folkes, Lucille By N/A 3/18/90 Leake LA Open House Storytelling Audubon Pilgrimage, St. Francisville Topics: # 36 Interviewee: Jake Garrett, A. J. Englande By N/A 5/26/90 LA Open House Storytelling New Orleans River Romp Topics: History -- New Orleans # 37 Interviewee: Captain Doc Hawley By N/A 5/26/90 LA Open House Storytelling New Orleans River Romp Topics: # 38 Interviewee: Don Deming By N/A 5/26/90 LA Open House Storytelling New Orleans River Romp Topics: # 39 Interviewee: Marvin Perrett By N/A 5/26/90 LA Open House Storytelling New Orleans River Romp Topics: Andrew Higgins; World War II # 40 Interviewee: Richard Gale; Peggy Cullighan By N/A 5/26/90 L Open House Storytelling New Orleans River Romp Topics: USS Cabot; History -- Louisiana # 41 Interviewee: Lillian Gatchell By N/A 10/11/90 LA Open House Storytelling Port Allen Potpourri Fest Topics: # 42 Interviewee: Tiny Jones By N/A 10/11/90 LA Open House Storytelling Port Allen Potpourri Fest Topics: # 43 Interviewee: Harvey Blanchard, Evelyn LaBave, By N/A 10/12/90 Kathleen Dodson LA Open House Storytelling Port Allen Potpourri Fest Topics: # 44 Interviewee: Ed Corona, Una Corona, Thomas By N/A 10/12/90 Bernard LA Open House Storytelling Port Allen Potpourri Fest Topics: Note: Some recordings are of musical performances, so an interviewer is not indicated. - 3 - Louisiana Folklife Program Project Files Mss. 4730 List of Recordings with Topics # 45 Interviewee: Ruth, Annabelle and Mariel Robeau By N/A 10/12/90 LA Open House Storytelling Port Allen Potpourri Fest Topics: # 46 Interviewee: Rita Hebert, AnnMarie Hebert, Wilma By N/A 10/12/90 Comtade LA Open House Storytelling Port Allen Potpourri Fest Topics: # 47 Interviewee: Lucielle Braud, Genevieve Gatz By N/A 10/12/90 LA Open House Storytelling Port Allen Potpourri Fest Topics: # 48 Interviewee: Lucielle Brand, Genevieve Gatz By N/A 10/12/90 LA Open House Storytelling Port Allen Potpourri Fest Topics: # 49 Interviewee: Louis, M (?), and Rosalie Arcenaux By N/A 10/12/90 LA Open House Storytelling Port Allen Potpourri Fest Topics: # 50 Interviewee: Art Legnere, C. A. Bergeron By N/A 10/12/90 LA Open House Storytelling Port Allen Potpourri Fest Topics: # 51 Interviewee: Delores Henerson, Stacey Harvey and By N/A 9/1/90 Peggy Lewis LA Open House Storytelling Morgan City Shrimp and Petroleum Festival Topics: Storytelling -- Children's Stories # 52 Interviewee: Ed Kyle & Teen Tellers By N/A 9/1/90 LA Open House Storytelling Morgan City Shrimp and Petroleum Festival Topics: "The Mississippi Changes" and "Tide Water" # 53 Interviewee: Hazel Davis, L.T. Ozio By N/A 9/1/90 LA Open House Storytelling Morgan City Shrimp and Petroleum Festival Topics: Morgan City # 54 Interviewee: Alfred Brizzard, Dolores Henderson, By N/A 9/1/90 Warner Beadle LA Open House Storytelling Morgan City Shrimp and Petroleum Festival Topics: "Storms, High Water and Tidal Wave" and "Local Stories" # 55 Interviewee: Brother Johnny Dardar, L.T. Ozio By N/A 9/1/90 LA Open House Storytelling Morgan City Shrimp and Petroleum Festival Topics: "Living Off the Land" and "Seafood -- On the Bayou" # 56 Interviewee: Roberta Brown, Dolores C. By N/A 9/1/90 Henderson, Dave Butler LA Open House Storytelling Morgan City Shrimp and Petroleum Festival Topics: "Folk Artists" # 57 Interviewee: Emile Washington By Hazel Davis 9/2/90 LA Open House Storytelling Morgan City Shrimp and Petroleum Note: Some recordings are of musical performances, so an interviewer is not indicated. - 4 - Louisiana Folklife Program Project Files Mss. 4730 List of Recordings with Topics Festival Topics: Music -- African-American bands, 1930s-1960s; Tutu Vera Band; Bob Carter Band; Playing Drums; Describes clubs that he played in; Big Don & the Falcons; Moonlight Serenaders; discusses musicians # 58 Interviewee: Clarence Jones By N/A 9/2/90 LA Open House Storytelling Morgan City Shrimp and Petroleum Festival Topics: Music -- Spirituals; History -- Spirituals; African Musical Traditions and Spirituals; Fisk Jubilee Singers; Impact of Spirituals on other musical forms; History -- Family # 59 Interviewee: Barbara Craywood, Janis Jones, By N/A 9/2/90 Margie Lavine LA Open House Storytelling Morgan City Shrimp and Petroleum Festival Topics: History -- Burdonville, Louisiana; Sugar Cane Industry; Oil Industry -- Louisiana and California; Living Conditions -- California; Comparison between Wisconsin and Louisiana; # 60 Interviewee: Nick Stouff By N/A 9/3/90 LA Open House Storytelling Morgan City Shrimp and Petroleum Festival Topics: History -- Chitimatcha Indians; Storytelling -- Chitimatcha # 61 Interviewee: Lionel Guidry, W. 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