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28 Sep 98 - 01:53 PM (#39732) Subject: Lyr Req: Jole' Blon From: Terry Does anyone have the lyrics to Jole' Blon and know where to find other cajun lyrics? Much obliged, Terry |
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28 Sep 98 - 02:12 PM (#39735) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Jole' Blon From: Gene HINT: Check the Digital Tradition Database... |
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28 Sep 98 - 03:44 PM (#39751) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Jole' Blon From: Terry Thanks, Gene! I had searched under the "wrong" spelling. |
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28 Sep 98 - 07:32 PM (#39777) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Jole' Blon From: Gene HI Terry....the trick is learning the ins and outs of searching tricks at each site you visit... For instance, here on MUDCAT FORUM... jol* AND blon* in the search block, would bring it up using both a wildcard and Boolean operator to take into account various spellings just takes a little practice While at COWPIE... a single UNIQUE word from the song title or text seems to work best -gene |
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28 Sep 98 - 09:12 PM (#39796) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Jole' Blon From: dick greenhaus A unique word works fine in the DT--but you have to spell it right (or use wildcards judiciously). |
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28 Sep 98 - 10:10 PM (#39802) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Jole' Blon From: Barry Finn How do you catch a unique rabbit?
You neak up on it.
How do catch a tame rabbit?
Tame way. Barry
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29 Sep 98 - 12:58 AM (#39819) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Jole' Blon From: Joe Offer Oh, Art, you gotta see what Barry's been up to.... |
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29 Sep 98 - 07:42 PM (#39971) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Jole' Blon From: Barry Finn Joe, was I bad, sorry couldn't help myself, I'll try to behave just as silly in the future. I saw the link you put in that other thread for me, Joe, thanks that was nice. Goodby Joe (sounds like a song), if I don't see you through the week, I'll see you through the window, if I don't see you through the window, I'll see you through the pane. (that really hurt). Barry |
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29 Sep 98 - 08:10 PM (#39975) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Jole' Blon From: Roger Himler Barry, When you neak up on your unique rabbit, be sure to wear neakers! I could not resist. Where is Art? Roger in Baltimore |