Down Home Cajun Music- Leo Soileau's Four Aces 1935-1936

Down Home Cajun Music- Leo Soileau's Four Aces 1935-1936Leo Soileau was the first Cajun fiddler to record back in 1928. After the Depression Leo returned to recording with a group in the string band style and recorded for Decca. While the group recorded songs in Cajun French; they also covered songs by the Carter Family and other country groups, as well as pop hits of the day. This episode features their English string band songs.Leo's Four Aces was comprised of Leo along with Floyd Shreve and Bill (Dewey) Landry. It is speculated that some of these recordings features Tony Gonzales on drums.Leo Soileau's Four Aces- Green Valley Waltz (Decca 5102)Leo Soileau's Four Aces- Corrine, CorrinaLeo Soileau's Four Aces- Nobody's Buisness If I DoLeo Soileau's Four Aces- Frankie and JohnnieLeo Soileau's Four Aces- Red River Valley Leo Soileau's Four Aces- Birmingham JailLeo Soileau's Four Aces- The Unexplained BluesLeo Soileau's Four Aces- KC RailroadLeo Soileau's Four Aces- Little Darling Pal of MineLeo Soileau's Four Aces- Wreck of Old No. 9*All selections from the original 78 rpm records