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BIO Courtesy Country French Music Association Camey was born April 4, 1939, in Crowley, Louisiana. He is the son of Julian and Louisa Doucet. Camey married Deanna Brasseaux in 1959. Camey and Deanna have two children, Mark and Nancy. Camey served for two years in the U.S. Army, and worked as a policeman in Crowley for three years. He started in radio by lending amplifiers and speakers to AM 1560 KAJN radio. Camey was asked to apply for a job as a sales person. After two months he was given a Saturday afternoon French program, which he did for three and a half years.
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"Born a musician", his mother said," He was
trying to sing before he could talk". He recorded his first record while
working at KAJN. Then Camey went KSIG for 11 years and then worked at KLVI
in Beaumont, Texas, and then back again to KSIG. Later Camey was employed
at KROF Radio in Abbeville, Louisiana, where he has been for 11 years as
of August 1997.
Camey has recorded several 45s, five albums and one CD. He has done some French gospel songs and has composed some new and different songs which have been popular, such as "Who stole the Pies." Probably Camey's best known song which touched the many hearts is "Mom, I'm Still Your Little Boy". Source: http://www.serve.com/cfma/
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