Tribal, Folk and Cafe Music of West Africa - Vol. 1 Field Recordings Lp Set 1950
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This is TRIBAL, FOLK AND CAFÉ MUSIC OF WEST AFRICA – A Collection of Field Recordings – Recorded and Edited by Arthur S. Alberts – Volume 1 – of a Limited Edition and Numbered Set - #223 of an Edition of 2,000 – 1950.
This Volume Contains (4) Two-Sided 33 1/3 LPs:
Record One
Side One
Spirit Songs of the Baoule’ Bush
Baoule’ Village with square and round drums, gong-gong and rattles
(Recorded in the Ivory Coast)
Side Two
Song to Allah
Bambara Dance
Bambara Group, with balaphons and Sudanese banjo
Moslem Village Dance
Malinke’ Group, with balaphons
(Recorded in the Sudan and French Guinea)
Record Two
Side One
Fanti Janboree
Fanti fishing village with square drums
(Recorded on Marshall Island, Liberia)
Side Two
Two Pagan Dances
Bambara Group, with balaphons and drums with iron rattles
(Recorded in Haute Volta)
Record Three
Side One
Children’s Folk and War Songs
Gold Coast children, with drum and clinker
Fish Song (Make Woman Fertile)
Mano children, northern Liberia
(Recorded in the Gold Coast and Liberia)
Side Two
Barrel Drums and Gong-Gong
Prince’s Dance
War and small drums with gong-gong
Message Drums
Gong-Gong Passage
Barrel Drum Passage
Record Four
Side One
Battle song
Muezzin’s Song
Mossi chant
Moslem tribesmen, gold coast Northern Territories with hand-claps
(Recorded in the Gold Coast)
Side Two
Talking Drums
Hourglass Drum passage
Anasi – Congratulations to a spider
Folk Song in Twi, with hourglass drums
(Recorded in the Gold Coast)
See Photo
The four (Unbreakable) LPs are in very good condition with very slight play wear. The dark-green with gilt titles, hard cover case with sleeves is good condition with slight edge wear.
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