Orgánico Funcional

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Interview Materials

Interview with Louis Michot, August 2, 2007, Arnaudville, Louisiana. Interview with Andre Michot, August 7, 2007, Broussard, Louisiana. Interview with Matthew Doucet, August 9, 2007, Lafayette, Louisiana.

Interview with Whitney P. Broussard III, August 10, 2007, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Interview with Ray Abshire, August 13, 2007, Lafayette, Louisiana.

Interview with Alan Lafleur, August 16, 2007, Lafayette, Louisiana. Email communication with Ormonde Plater, December 28, 2007.

Media

Aginsky, Yasha. Cajun Visits: Visites Cajuns. Aginsky, Yasha. Les Blues de Balfa.

Blank, Les, Chris Strachwitz, and Maureen Gosling. J’ai Été Au Bal. Blank, Les. Dry Wood.

Lomax, Alan. Cajun Country.

Schorr, Michael. Schultze Gets the Blues.

Discography

Arrête Pas La Musique. Ray Abshire and friends. 2005 Swallow Records. Bayou Perdu. Lost Bayou Ramblers. 2005 Swallow Records.

Elevés à Pilette. Les Frères Michot. 1987 Pilette Publishing Co. La Roue Qui Pend. Les Frères Michot. 2003 Swallow Records. Live à la Blue Moon. Lost Bayou Ramblers. 2007 Swallow Records. Pilette Breakdown. Lost Bayou Ramblers. 2003 Swallow Records. Une Tasse Café. Mello Joy Boys. 2006 Swallow Records.