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Negro folk music of Africa and America
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- Format
- Sound Recordings
- Languages
- Multiple languages, Amharic, English, Niger-Kordofanian (Other), Swahili, Tigré, Zulu
- Publication
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- New York, N.Y. : Folkways Records, [1951]
- ©1951
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- 2 audio discs : 33 1/3 rpm, monophonic ; 12 in
- OCLC
- ocm24231634
- Credits
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- Various performers
- Program notes by H. Courlander and R. A. Waterman (4 p.) laid in container.
- South Africa (Zulu): Ingane kamlume; Shayisa inskasa. -- French Equatorial Africa (Badouma): Music of Boatmen. -- Nigeria (Yoruba): Orin muritala alhaji. -- Nigeria (Ibo): Bara sanabo-bara. -- Sudan: Traveling song; Festival song. -- Zanzibar (Swahili): Bina adamu. -- Eritrea (Tigrai): Ballad. -- Ethiopia (Amhara): Ballad. -- Brazil (Bahia region): 'Jesha cult song. -- Colombia: Cowherds' festival. -- Haiti: Worksong; Juba dance; Nago dance; Meringue. -- Puerto Rico: Gallinita toma tu maiz. -- Cuba: Lucumi song. -- Trinidad: Ajo ajo; Beli dance. -- United States: (Alabama): What shall I do to be saved; Didn't you hear my Lord when he called. -- United States (Mississippi): My name has been written down; Move members move