He plays them.

He teaches.

Early 20th Century country music and fiddling in 3 sections with stories by Yule as well as contributing authors Monty Brown, Earl Mathews, Troy DeRamus, Reiddie Harper, Mike Luster, Kevin Fontenot, Dorothy Tunnell, Crawford Vincent, and Hermon Lasyone:
Country dances
Stories of the early country dances from the dancers and musicians who were there.
Early Country Bands
Brief profiles of 44 early country bands from north and west Louisiana including the Blue Valley Boys, Bossier Band, The Broussards, Burge Brothers, Burr Bunch, Carriers of Castor Creek, Clark Brothers Stringband, Clark's Merrymakers & Alexandria Hotshots, Clear Creek Wonders, Clyde & Cloydis, Colvin-Sherill Fiddle Band, Conner Boys, The Country Boys, The Anatole Cradeur Band of Black Bayou, Creole Ramblers, Dark Corners Band, Dixie Pals, Eaves Boys, Fawvor Brothers, The Fiddle De Di Do Band, Fiddlin’ Lenard Duke, The Fridays, The Grangers, Green Valley Boys, Grigg Family and the Taylor-Griggs Louisiana Melody Makers, Hackberry Ramblers, The Hill Country Fiddlers of South Natchitoches Parish, The Hoods, The Jeter Boys, Jones Brothers, Junction Fiddlers, Lake Charles Playboys, “Bull” Leger and the Pine Island Cajun Band, The Leger, Guidry, and Meche Stringband, Miller’s Merrymakers / J. B. and the Merrymakers, Duce Monceaux and the Andrus Brothers, Old Fiddlers Club of North Louisiana, Pelican Wildcats, Plainview Serenaders, Rhythm Rascals, Rocks Creek Hillbilly Band, The Skilletlickers, Strickland Family, and Youk and Duma
Fiddle Tales
Stories about fiddlers and fiddling in early Louisiana country music.
250 pages. Perfect binding, softcover.