1995 Augusta Concert Souvenirs #1 – Cajun, Zydeco, Blues and Swing

Artists: Balfa Toujours, Eric and Suzy Thompson, Eddie LeJeune, Lionel Leleaux, Tracy Schwarz, Danny and Eddie Poullard, Geno Delafose & Freench Rockin’ Boogie, Melvin Wine, Gerry Milnes, Kate Brett, Wayne Henderson, Robin Kessinger, Luke Kessinger, Larkin Kelley Bryant, Merriweather, Pat Donohue, Woody Mann, Saffire – The Uppity Blues Women, John Jackson, Lonnie Pitchford, Rev. Daniel Womack, John Cephas & Phil Wiggins, Judy Luis Watson, Paul Watson, Richard Smith, Joe Harris, Rusty Mason, Ted Conner, Robert Redd, Steve Lawrence, Ralph Gordon, and Johnny Frigo

Event: Compilation of Augusta concerts from 1995

Songs:

1. A Vielle Terre Haute – Balfa Toujours
2. Virgil’s Last Party – Eric and Suzy Thompson
3. Yoval Two Step – Danny and Eddie Poullard with Eric and Suzy Thompson
4. Slow Motion Zydeco – Geno Delafose and French Rockin’ Boogie
5. J’ai Été au Bal – Eddie LeJeune, Lionel Leleux, and Tracy Schwarz
6. The Rainy Day – Melvin Wine with Gerry Milnes and Kate Brett
7. Lonesome Midnight Waltz – Wayne Henderson and Robin Kessinger with Luke Kessinger
8. Scarborough Fair – Larkin Kelley Bryant
9. The Wren’s Dilemma – Merriweather
10. It Don’t Mean a Thing If it Ain’t Got That Swing – Pat Donohue
11. Special Skip – Woody Mann
12. Fallin’ Back in Love with You – Saffire
13. Brown Skinned Mama Blues – John Jackson
14. Come One In My Kitchen – Lonnie Pitchford
15. What You Gonna Do When the World’s On Fire? – Rev. Daniel Womack
16. Prison Blues – John Cephas & Phil Wiggins
17. Cherry Red – Judy Luis Watson, Paul Watson, Richard Smith, and Joe Harris
18. There Will Never Be Another You – Rusty Mason with Ted Conner, Robert Redd, Steve Lawrence, and Ralph Gordon
19. Solo Guitar Medley – Ted Conner
20. Live Jazz – Johnny Frigo
21. The More I See You, The More I Love You – Johnny Frigo with Ralph Gordon and Red Conner

Collected/Recorded by: Bill Dudley and Flawn Williams

Date: Summer 1995

Location: Elkins, WV

Notes:

The Augusta Programming Collection contains recordings of events produced by the Augusta Heritage Center, beginning in the early 1970s. A number of people contributed to this collection, including Flawn Williams, Gerry Milnes, and Bob Smakula. The collection features recordings of Augusta concerts, cultural sessions, Master Artist visits, and more, which showcase a variety of musical and cultural traditions.