MA BLONDE EST PARTIE
Created on 08/03/2001Latest update on 02/03/2024
Artist: Amidie, Ophy & Cléoma Breaux
Author: Amidie Breaux
Label: Columbia
Year: 1929
Cajun monument, written by the accordionist of the Breaux family. It's about his first wife. See also Allons A Lafayette, the very first cajun recording.
Covers:
- 1934:
Segura Band [as Jolie Blonde; Lomax recording]
- 1935:
Leo Soileau [as Jole Blon with Harry Choates; top 10 C&W, 'the Louisiana National anthem']
- 1936:
Hackberry Ramblers [as Jolie Blonde]
- 1946:
Harry Choates [as Jole Blon; on the Gold Star label; Choates sold Jole Blon for $100 and a bottle of whisky to Moon Mullican, while he wasn't even copyright holder]
- 1947:
Moon Mullican [as New Pretty Blonde; n°2 C&W]
- 1947:
Red Foley [n°1 C&W as New Jole Blon]
- 1947:
Roy Acuff [as Jole Blon]
- 1947:
Johnny & Jack [idem; with King Curtis]
- 1958:
Waylon Jennings [his debut single on Brunswick with King Curtis on sax; produced by Buddy Holly]
- 1960s:
- 1961:
- 1962:
- 1963:
- 1963:
- 1970s:
- 1971:
- 1981:
Gary U.S. Bonds [with Bruce Springsteen]
- 2001:
Paul Mac Bonvin [as Jolie Blonde]
