The following MIDIS are what I call South Louisiana music, what my good friend Neil Madere called belly-rubbing music and Marvin Vicknair calls belt buckle-shining music. Sally Lightfoot says this is the music her crowd danced the Sulphur Shuffle to. Whatever you want to call it, if you go into any honkytonk from Opelousas south to Grand Isle on a Friday or Saturday night, you'll find local bands playing these tunes, in this style. The rest of the week you'll find customers dancing to these tunes on the jukebox. This style of music came to south Louisiana in the late 1940s and early 1950s and never left. Get yourself a cold Silver Bullet and enjoy the music.
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This Time sequenced by Gilles Paul
One Night With You sequenced
by Redsal
Oh! Darling
Baby, Heaven Sent Me You
sequenced by Chuck Duklis
Bells Will Be Ringing sequenced by
OnNTwo
Blueberry Hill
I Want You, I Need You, I
Love You sequenced by Redsal
I'm Sorry sequenced by Don Carroll
In The Still Of The Night
Just Because sequenced by Redsal
Lost In The '50s Tonight sequenced by
K-Vaughn-B
Wasted Days And Wasted Nights
sequenced by Rimfire
One Kiss For Old Times' Sake
sequenced by Gilles Paul
Your Cheatin' Heart
Only You sequenced by Lenssens-Wynen
Roger
Right Or Wrong sequenced by Gilles
Paul
Sea Cruise sequenced by Rimfire
Sea Of Love sequenced by RedSal
Send Me Some Lovin' sequenced
by Redsal
Since I Met You Baby sequenced
by Chuck Duklis
Tell It Like It Is sequenced by Xavi
Bech
Twinkle Twinkle Lucky Star sequenced
by Wes Reed
The Diary sequenced by Gilles Paul
Love Me sequenced by Jacques Jean
Walking To New Orleans sequenced
by Gilles-Paul Page