Down Home Cajun Music- The Clement Brothers

Terry Clement grew up in a musical family. He and his brothers started a band, modeling their style after their hero; Nathan Abshire. In the mid 50's they recorded one record for JD Miller's Feature label; "Te Maurice" and "Diggy Liggy Lo". As rock and roll became popular, they recorded not only Cajun French recordings for Miller, but rock and roll sides as well. Their recordings from 1960- 1961 are a mix of these styles. They didn't record again till 1984 when they deceided to record a tribute album to Nathan Abshire. 

La Valse de te Maurice (Cajun Classics LP1001) 1954
Diggy liggy lo (Cajun Classics LP1001) 1954
Sugar Bee (Rocko 517) 1960
Teenage Rock (Rocko 517) 1960
French Blues (Zynn 1007) 1960
Jacqueline (Zynn 1007) 1960
Rock Me Mama (RKS 103) 1960's
Won't Somebody Love Me (RKS 103) 1960's
Les filles Mexie- (Cajun Classics 108) 1961
Tout les filles de les bayous (Cajun Classics 108) 1961
Step It Fast (Kajun 5023) 1984
Pinegrove Blues (Kajun 5023) 1984
Le two step d’Iota (Kajun 5023) 1984

*All selections from the original 45 and 33 rpm records.