Sold Date: December 10, 2018
Start Date: October 18, 2018
Final Price: $16.25 (USD)
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Vinyl looks Excellent. Sleeve looks VG+ (promo corner) 
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Filé ‎– Cajun Dance Band

Label:
 Flying Fish ‎– FF418, Flying Fish – 418
Format:
 Vinyl, LP, Album, 12", Stereo, 33rpm, Promo
Country:
 US
Released:
 1987
Genre:
 Folk, World, & Country
Style:
 Cajun

Tracklist

A1     Allons Rock And Roll     3:12
A2     The Catawomp Stomp     2:00
A3     Pont De Vue     3:25
A4     Pine Grove Blues     3:45
A5     J'Ai Fait Mon Idée     2:35
A6     T'En As Eu, T'En Auras Plus     2:57
B1     Allons Aller Chez Fred     2:37
B2     Chanson De Mardi Gras     4:28
B3     La Valse De Kaplan     3:25
B4     Z'Haricots Gris Gris     4:02
B5     Sugar Bee     3:41
Companies, etc.

    Recorded At – Studio In The Country
    Phonographic Copyright (p) – Flying Fish Records, Inc.
    Copyright (c) – Flying Fish Records, Inc.
    Mastered At – QCA Custom Pressing
    Pressed By – QCA Custom Pressing

Credits

    Accordion, Vocals – Ward Lormand
    Bass, Vocals – Kevin Shearin
    Design – Steven Schneider*
    Drums, Percussion – Peter Stevens (3)
    Engineer – Eugene Foster*
    Fiddle, Guitar – Darren Wallace (2)
    Fiddle, Vocals, Guitar – Faren Serrette
    Harmony Vocals – Sylvie Larose (tracks: A3)
    Liner Notes [Liner Notes And Song Translations] – Mrs. Catherine Blanchet*
    Liner Notes [Translation] – B. Hernandez
    Mandolin – Gaetan Jobin
    Mastered By – DK*
    Other [Information And Bookings] – Skoweat Productions
    Performer [Filé] – Darren Wallace, Faren Serrette, Kevin Shearin, Peter Stevens (3), Ward Lormand
    Photography By – Philip Schneider
    Producer – Bruce Kaplan, Filé

Notes

From WWOZ Radio Archive New Orleans.

Recorded at: Studio in the Country, Bogalusa, LA.

Jacket made in Canada.
(Inner sleeve) Made in Canada.

Illustration on the inner sleeve: © 1987, Reppel

℗ © 1987 Flying Fish Records, Inc.

- Filé
Profile:
Filé was an American Cajun band from Southwest Louisiana, founded in 1983 by Ward Lormand and Kevin Shearin. The band played their last show in December 30, 2002.

Line-up:
Ward Lormand - accordion, percussion, lead vocals (1983- )
Kevin Shearin - bass, acoustic guitar, vocals (1983- )
D'Jalma Garnier - fiddle, guitar, tenor banjo, vocals
David Egan - keyboards
Peter Stevens - washboard, drums, spoons, bones (1985- )
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Members:
Al Berard, D'Jalma Garnier, Darren Wallace, David Egan, Faren Serrette, Kevin Shearin, Peter Stevens, Ward Lormand

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