Name of this French mazurka ?

Anyone got a name ? I’m writing it out in a collection for a local Euro session here.

Thanks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PV9Xknrgxk

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I first heard this tune in the 70’s from the French Band ‘Gentiane ’ album ‘Musique d’Auvergne’ I think it was only ever titled ‘Mazurka’ on the record - but most French trad music fans in the UK seem to know it.

Known as Lumpy Custard around my way or Auvergne Mazurka

https://lesters-tune-a-day.blogspot.com/2014/04/tune-378-auvergne-mazurka.html

Thanks punters. Lumpy Custard’ll do me

or ‘Crème Anglaise Grumeleux’

I know it as ‘Gentiane Mazurka’:-
X:1
T: Gentiane Mazurka
M:3/4 %Meter
L:1/8 %
K:G
D2 |:"G"DG GF G2 |"Em7"DB BA B2 |"Am7"cB AG FG |"D7"AG FE D2 |
"G"DG GF G2 |"Bm7"DB BA B2 |"C"cB AG "D"FA ||1"G"G2 G2 D2 :|2"G"G2- G2 Bc ||
|:"G"d^c de d=c |"Em"B2 G2 AB |"Am"cB cd ec |"D"A4 Bc |
"Bm"d^c de d=c |"Em7"B2 G2 AB |"C"cB AG "D"FA ||1"G"G2 G2 Bc :|2"G"G2- G2 |]
%End of file

Dots available at:- http://www.rudemex.co.uk/Tune%20library/Alphabetical/Gentiane%20mazurka.pdf

I learned it in a session from a concertina player, Alan Day, in set with ‘Brezon Waltz’ - dots and abc at the above site. They make a really nice pair of tunes. (Check out the CD: ‘Lady Pentweazle’s Maggot’).