Iry LeJeune
Iry LeJeune, born on October 27, 1928, in Pointe Noire, Louisiana, was an
American accordionist. He began playing the accordion at a young age, taught by
his father and uncle. In 1946, LeJeune recorded "Love Bridge Waltz" and
"Evangeline Special" with Floyd LeBlanc, marking a significant breakthrough in
his career. This release revitalized the popularity of Cajun music and the
accordion in Louisiana. LeJeune continued to record extensively, releasing
notable songs like "Lacassine Special", "Calcasieu Waltz", "Teche Special", and
"Te Mone" on labels such as Folk Star and TNT Recor...
