Hey folks,

I've been considering working up a discography of the "dark ages" of Cajun music on 78RPM, and found a goldmine of info in an "Online 78 RPM Discographical Project", found in the first link.

I found THIS entry, of two recordings which make up a single unknown to me:
Tout Que Reste C'est Mon Linge (Master 83859=1)/
Sunset (Master 83858=1)

Credited to Ardoin/McGee and issued on Bluebird 2192.

At this same session, on 8/8/34, also were cut these tracks, which are on the "I'm Never Coming Back" CD:
Le Blues De Voyage(83854=1)/Valse De Amities(83855=1)
2190 Oberlin (83857=1)/Le Blues De Crowley (83856=1)

Issued on Bluebird 2189 & 2190 respectively.

Now, rather than think "oh well, alternate name for known tracks", I searched that site and pulled master #s and such for every track on the "Never Comin' Back" CD, and the Columbia comp with his first 6 tracks. 26 on the Arhoolie disc, 6 on the Columbia disc. That makes 32.

So, the recieved wisdom has always been that there were only 32...!

Ye yaille, ain't that a revoltin' development...

With Cajun music, its so hard to be a completist...

I just realized, that this might have been mentioned in the liner notes to the Arhoolie CD (not at arms length right now...). I think I've read about it somewhere...

Sounds like I should throw this one at Joe Bussard and see what happens...

have you read ANN SAVOY's book

That one's on my list for sometime in the near future. I've heard some great things about it so now I have this urge to finally pick it up...