Down Home Cajun Music- Ervin Lejeune

This episode is devoted to a overview of the recordings of Ervin Lejeune. By 1963, Ervin moved to Sulpher and met Jake Bertrand.
His first recordings were with Jake and the Calcasieu Cajuns in the late 1960's. By the early 1970's, he had some recordings with Goldband, 
recording as Iry Lejeune Jr (Eddie Shuler's idea). During this time, he recorded with Jake's son, Robert Bertrand. We round up this episode
with Ervin's recordings with the Sundown Playboys.

Ervin Lejeune with The Calcasieu Cajuns- "Calcasieu Plaboy's Waltz" (Buck 501) late 1960's * Not Reissued
Ervin Lejeune with The Calcasieu Cajuns- "Lacassine Breakdown" (Buck 501) late 1960's * Not Reissued
As Iry Lejeune Jr- "Lawtell Two Step" (Goldband 1207) Early 1970's
As Iry Lejeune Jr- "Love Bridge Waltz" (Goldband 1207) Early 1970's
With Robert Bertrand- "I Don't Care What You Do" (Jadar 105) 1970's
With Robert Bertrand- "Dayight Waltz" (Jadar 105) 1970's
As Iry Lejeune Jr- "China Town Two Step" (Goldband 7777) 1970's
With Robert Bertrand- "My Ropes and Spurs" (Goldband 7777) 1970's
With Sundown Playboys- " I'd Thought She'd Take Me Back (Swallow 21030) 1980's
With Sundown Playboys- "Lewisburg Special" (Swallow 21030) 1980's
With Robert Bertrand- "Reno Waltz" (Goldband 7777) 1970's

* All Selections taken from the original vinyl records