June 22, 1934, the Library of Congress recorded both Dewey and Segura at the White Oak bar near New Iberia, Louisiana. Dewey would record again for historian Richard K. Spottswood in 1975 and would explain to Spottswood that the listings of "Joe Segura" were actually Edier or Dewey. New Iberia Polka Listen (MP3) A Mosquito Ate Up My Sweetheart Listen (MP3) Your Small And Sweet Listen (MP3) Far Away From Home Blues Listen (MP3) Rosalia Listen (MP3) Discography 1928 Session in New Orleans "Bury Me in a Corner of the Yard" / "My Sweetheart Run Away" (40500-F Columbia Records, 1928) (90000 Okeh Records, 1928) "A Mosquito Ate Up My Sweetheart" / "New Iberia Polka" (40507-F Columbia Records, 1928) (90007 Okeh Records, 1928) 1929 Session in New Orleans "Far Away From Home Blues" / "I Woke Up One Morning in May" (40517-F Columbia Records, 1929) (90017 Okeh Records, 1929) "Rosalia" / "Your Small And Sweet" (40512-F Columbia Records, 1929) (90012 Okeh Records, 1929) Compilations "Louisiana Cajun Music Volume 1: First Recordings – The 1920s" (OT 108 Old Timey Records, 1970) "Louisiana Cajun Music Volume 1 & 2 The First Recordings 1928–34" (C-213 Arhoolie Records, 1984) "Louisiana Cajun And Creole Music, 1934 : The Lomax Recordings" (LP-8003-2 Swallow Records, 1987) "Cajun Dance Party: Fais Do-Do" (Legacy, 1994) "The Classic Louisiana Recordings • Cajun & Creole Music 1934/1937" (1842 Rounder Records, 1999) "Cajun: Rare & Authentic" (77115 JSP, 2008) See also List of people related to Cajun music History of Cajun Music References 1902 births 1987 deaths People from Delcambre, Louisiana American folk musicians Musicians from Louisiana Cajun accordionists Cajun fiddlers