
Joe Falcon (September 28, 1900 – November 19, 1965) was a Cajun accordion player in southwest Louisiana, best known for the first recording of a Cajun song entitled "Allons à Lafayette" in 1928 . He and his wife Cléoma Breaux left for New Orleans to record as Joe & Cleoma Falcon the first Cajun record and went on to perform across southern Louisiana and Texas. Joe was the fifth child of Pierre Illaire Falcon and Marie Arvilia Boudreaux. He was born near a small German community north of Rayne
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Acadian One-Step
Allons A Lafayette
Poche Town
Arcadian One-Step
Lafayette
Acadian One Step
Allons À Lafayette
La valse de Madame Sosthène
Le Vieux Soulard et Sa Femme
Arcadian One‐Step
Osson
Arcadian One Step
Aimer Et Perdre (To Love And Lose)
Allons à Lafayette
Lafayette - 28
C'est Si Triste Sans Lui
Ne Buvez Plus Jamais
La Vieux Soulard Et Sa Femme
Joseph Falcon / Acadian One-Step
Lafayette (Allons a Lafayette)
Aimer et Perdre
Lafayette (1928)
The Waltz That Carried Me To My Grave
Osson Two Step
Lafayette [Allons A Lafayette]
Fe Fe Poncheaux
Creole Stomp
Acadian One-Step (Canada)
When I Left Home For Texas
99 Year Waltz
La Valse de St. Landry
Ils La Volet Mon Tracas
Waltz that Carried Me to My Grave
She Has Forgotten Me
En Route Chez Moi
Ossen One Step
Osson Two-Step
Myer's Waltz
Joe's Breakdown
Elle M'a Oublie
Acadian One
Corrine, Corrina
To Love and to Loose
La Fille Oncle Elair
Mon Vieux D'autrefois
On My Way Home
Lacassine Special
Hip et Taïaut
La Valse a Nonc Gustave (Keep A' Knocking)
Allons Danser, Colinda
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