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Mss.Rec.38

"Eskimo" song
"Eskimo" song
From tape side labelled "Songs sang by Mr. Gregorie Shae, a medicine man, accompanied by his own drum beat."
"Kontue-hule-ele" (There is no homebrew)
"Kontue-hule-ele" (There is no homebrew)
Consists of two songs. One of the singers, Agnes Oudge, was 4 years old at the time of the recording.
"Taason-deneinle," or Crow story [1 of 4]
"Taason-deneinle," or Crow story [1 of 4]
"Taason-deneinle," or Crow story [2 of 4]
"Taason-deneinle," or Crow story [2 of 4]
"Taason-deneinle," or Crow story [3 of 4]
"Taason-deneinle," or Crow story [3 of 4]
"Taason-deneinle," or Crow story [4 of 4]
"Taason-deneinle," or Crow story [4 of 4]
Begailre-got'i
Begailre-got'i
Cree song
Cree song
From tape side labelled "Songs sang by Mr. Gregorie Shae, a medicine man, accompanied by his own drum beat."
Drum dance song
Drum dance song
From tape side labelled "Songs sang by Mr. Gregorie Shae, a medicine man, accompanied by his own drum beat."
Drum dance song (ili-gonšen)
Drum dance song (ili-gonšen)
From tape side labelled "Songs sang by Mr. Gregorie Shae, a medicine man, accompanied by his own drum beat."
Eleven Hare songs
Eleven Hare songs
1. Love song (nekolele, 'You look beautiful') -- 2. [Unidentified] (nefwi-fwo, '?') -- 3. Drum dance song (igili gonšen) -- 4. Hare love song (u'la) -- 5. Drum dance song -- 6. Hare love song (u'la) -- 7. Tea dance song (elin'wa) -- 8. Drum dance song (igili-gonšen) -- 9. Drum dance song (igili-gonšen) -- 10. Drum dance song (igili-gonšen) -- 11. Going home song (araduča hewon)
Far to Heaven (yak'e watze niwa) and Song of Angels (yak'e got'ine)
Far to Heaven (yak'e watze niwa) and Song of Angels (yak'e got'ine)
On side of tape labelled "Mourning Songs and drum by Mr. Gregory Shae, a medicine man."