Down Home Cajun Music- Alley Boys of Abbeville

Down Home Cajun Music- Alley Boys of Abbeville In 1939 Vocalion Records was looking for Cajun French bands to record at their first field recording session in Memphis. The Alley Boys (Sidney Guidry, Murphy Guidry, Maxie Toutch and Frank Maihes) paid $125 dollars for a taxi to drive them to Memphis for a recording session on June 30, 1939. The sixteen sides they recorded that day resulted in one of the best sessions in Cajun music.Pourquois Te En Pen (Vocalion 05423) Tu Peus Pas Me Faire Ca (Vocalion 05058)Abbeville Breakdown (Vocalion 05168)Te A Pas Raison (Vocalion unissued)Se Toute Sain Comme Moi Ma (05058)Jolie Petite Fille (Vocalion unissued)Quel Espoire (Vocalion 05424)Moi Et Ma Belle (Vocalion unissued)Je Vous T' Aime Lessair Pleurer (Vocalion 05168Es Ce Que Tu Pense Jamais A Moi (Vocalion 05424)Tu Ma Quite Seul (Vocalion 05423)Jolie Petite Blonde (Vocalion 05167)Apres Jengles A Toi (Vocalion 05057)Te Bonne Pour Moi Estere (Vocalion 05057)Tu Peu Depend Si Moi (Vocalion  05167)