Voris "Shorty" LeBlanc of Lake Arthur played accordion on Sugar Bee, Drunkard's Dream, and other hits. Swallow used to have an lp/cassette album with Shorty LeBlanc on one side and Sidney Brown on the other, but it is out of print. Maybe you can find it on eBay.
A friend of mine here in San Antonio, J.D. Fontenot, who is originally from Winnie TX, but his mom &dad are from Mamou area, was trying to remember the name of his 2nd cousin who did the singing on "Sugar Bee". Thanks to all for the input. His cousin's name is Jessee Stutes.
JB
THE CLEVELAND CROCHET AND SHORTY LEBLANC, JAY STUTES SOUND is so classic. there is a great LP called "Cleveland Crochet and the Sugar Bees" on Goldband that I got back in the 80's. Eddie Shuler had the musicians sign over to him all royalties, which was a common yetpretty shameful practice. Nevertheless, if he hadn't produced those records so many of those classic sounds would never have been preserved. That LP has other fine rockin' blues tunes: Midnight Blues, Telephone Port Arthur, Hound Dog baby, Sweet Thing, Kaw-Liga and Good Morning Blues. The other tunes are waltzes and, oddly, there are no two steps.
Suzie Thompson did a fine cover of Sugar Bee on the California cajun Orchestra cd.