Sound of Cherokee / Authentic Educational Cherokee Language / Earl Wynn LP
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Earl Wynn ?– Sound Of Cherokee Erwyn Productions ?– 19027 / 19028 Cover is Excellent, beautiful picture, minimal shelf wear. Vinyl is Very Good, has some surface smudges and scratches Released: 1967 Genre: Non-Music, Folk, World, & Country Style: Education, Field Recording, Spoken Word Side One Private John G. Burnett's Letter - A First Person Account Of The Removal Of The Cherokee Indians From North Carolina To Oklahoma 1838 - 1839
The historic first-person description of the Cherokee forced removal to Oklahoma is read from the letter of John Burnett, a Private in Captain Abraham McClellan's Company, 2nd Regiment, 2nd Brigade, Mounted Infantry, "American Army", who was an interpreter and soldier in the Smoky Mountain country in 1838 and accompanied the Cherokee on their journey of hardship known for all history as the THE TRAIL OF TEARS.
Side Two  Sounds of the Cherokee Here are sounds of Cherokee... sounds the visitor to the Qualla Boundary of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians in North Carolina will want to keep for later recollections: Drumming and the jangle of bells from Cherokee dancing in simple rhythms at points along the thoroughfare...  The almost hushed flow of the Oconaluftee River - cold clear water that invites casting a line for mountain trout and a shocking cold swim in summer... The voice of a Cherokee girl in the Council House of the Oconaluftee Village.
Here also are the sounds of the Cherokee language seldom heard by a visitor:  Sung in a Baptist Church, and by a woman as she cooks bean bread, weaves baskets, and beads moccasins...  Spoken by an old Cherokee woman in her home...  Read from the Bible by a Cherokee man in Sunday School...  Preached by a Cherokee minister in Birdtown.


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