Sound discs of Mexican American, Native American and square dance music, acquired by the Southwest Folklore Center after 1980. Recordings in this
collection are in 33-1/3, 45 and 78 rpm formats. This collection was previously titled SWF 008.
Collection Number:
MS 614
Language:
Materials in English
Repository:
University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections
PO Box 210055
Tucson, AZ 85721-0055
Phone: 520-621-6423
Fax: 520-621-9733
URL:http://speccoll.library.arizona.edu/
E-Mail: LBRY-askspcoll@email.arizona.edu
Historical Note
Since its creation in 1979, the Southwest Folklore Center has served as an archive for folk material. Its activities include actively researching and collecting information
about Arizona's folk communities, generating outreach programs, and coordinating folk activities throughout the state. The compact disks located in the Archives have been
collected since the early 1990s, and are mostly commercial recordings of various musicians, poets, and musical groups from Mexico and the southwestern United States.
Collection activity is ongoing.
Scope and Content Note
This collection consists of sound discs acquired by the Center since 1980. The collection emphasizes Mexican American music, Native American music, and square dance music.
Sound discs containing similar material but acquired before 1980 may be found in the Southwest Folklore Center Pre-1980 Sound Disc Collection, with
MS 613.
Arrangement
Arranged according to accession into the collection.
Restricted. Researchers must use cassette tape copies of all sound discs or tape reels when they are available. An item level listing of all sound discs in the collection is available at the end of this document. Tape reel duplicates of the sound discs are numbered to correspond to the call numbers of the sound discs themselves.
Copyright
Requests for permission to publish from the collection should be discussed with the coordinator of the Southwest Folklore Center or the University of Arizona Manuscripts Librarian. It is the researcher's responsibility to obtain necessary publication rights and copyright clearances for any planned production. Copying of published tapes or records is prohibited.
Music by Roy Sexton and his Arizona Hoedowners... Roy Sexton, fiddle; Bill Harris, guitar; and Clyde Armentrout, bass... Square dance without calls... Halfway -- Saturday night breakdown --
Music by Roy Sexton and his Arizona Hoedowners... Roy Sexton, fiddle; Bill Harris, guitar; and Clyde Armentrout, bass... Square dance without calls... Nobody's business -- Bully of the town --
Music by Roy Sexton and his Arizona Hoedowners... Johnny Milton, caller... Square dance with calls... Double the dose/Chinese breakdown -- Spinning wheel/Liberty --
Music by Roy Sexton and his Arizona Hoedowners... Johnny Milton, caller... Square dance with calls... Four gents star, or Sutters Mill/Whistling Rufus -- Cowboy loop/Gal I left behind me --
Music by Fiddlin' Forrest Delk and his Gully Jumpers... Butch Nelson, caller... Square dance with calls... Half sashay/Sally Goodin -- Sides divide/Soldiers joy --
Music by Clay Ramsey and the Old Timers... Bob Merkley, caller... Singing square dance with calls as originated by Bob Merkley... Crawdads -- Red River Valley --
Music by Clay Ramsey and the Old Timers... Milton Paisant, caller... Singing square dance with calls as originated by Milton Paisant... Hinky dink parley voo -- Let's have a barrel of fun --
Music by Clay Ramsey and the Old Timers... Cal Golden, caller... Square dance with calls... I'll swing yours, you swing mine/Ragtime Annie) -- Elbow swing/Mississippi Sawyer) --
Music by Cal Golden's Arkansas Mountain Boys... Cal Golden, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance without calls... Texas plains --
Music by Johnny Balmer's Grand Canyon Boys... Bill Castner, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance without calls... Wearing of the green --
Music by Johnny Balmer's Grand Canyon Boys... Johnny Schultz, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance without calls... Puddy Tat square/Cripple Creek -- Whirlpool square/Whirlpool hoedown --
Music by Clay Ramsey and the Old Timers... Jim Brooks, caller... Square dance with calls... Don't look back/Chinese breakdown -- Apache square/Flop Eared Mule --
Music by Johnny Balmer's Grand Canyon Boys... Johnny Schultz, caller... Singing square dance with calls... Hometown square/Dear hearts and gentle people --
Music by Johnny Balmer's Grand Canyon Boys... Roy Sutton, caller... Square dance with calls... Split your corners hash (Music: Tom and Jerry) -- Blue Island blister (Music: Fireball special) --
Music by Johnny Balmer's Grand Canyon Boys... "Uncle Walt" Wentworth, caller... Square dance with calls... The Route (Music: Fireball special) -- Oak Lawn merrygoround (Music: Tom and Jerry) --
Music by the Cottonpickin' Five... Butch Nelson, caller... Chuck Moon, fiddle; Johnny Balmer, banjo; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Bill Harris, guitar; Everett Helman, bass... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance without calls... Teasin' --
Music by the Cottonpickin' Five... Butch Nelson, caller... Chuck Moon, fiddle; Johnny Balmer, banjo; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Bill Harris, guitar; Everett Helman, bass... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance without calls... Sailing down that old Green River --
Music by the Cottonpickin' Five... Butch Nelson, caller... Chuck Moon, fiddle; Johnny Balmer, banjo; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Bill Harris, guitar; Everett Helman, bass... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance without calls... Hoop dee doo --
Music by the Cottonpickin' Five... Butch Nelson, caller... Chuck Moon, fiddle; Johnny Balmer, banjo; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Bill Harris, guitar; Everett Helman, bass... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance without calls... Raggin' the call --
Music by Jerry Jacka and the Boys... Johnny Schultz, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance without calls... Step right up and - say howdy --
Abstract: Music by Jerry Jacka Trio... Johnny Schultz, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance without calls... Hand me down my walkin' cane --
Music by Johnny Balmer's Grand Canyon Boys... Bill Castner, caller... Square dance with calls... Square 'em through/Fiddler's dream -- Hashin' the bends/Beaver Creek --
Music by Cal Golden's Arkansas Mountain Boys... Cal Golden, the Kid from Arkansas, caller... Square dance with calls and square dance without calls... Take me back to Colorado --
Music by Cal Golden and the Arkansas Mountain Boys... Cal Golden, caller... Square dance with calls and square dance instrumental... We'll dance till Sunday morning Saturday night --
Music by the Art Jones Hot Timers... Johnny Schultz, caller... Square dance with calls and square dance without calls... Cotton pickin' polka square --
Music by The Sierra Sound Boys... Don Atkins, caller... Square dance with calls and square dance without calls... She didn't know the gun was loaded --
Music by The Sierra Sound Boys... Don Atkins, caller... Square dance with calls and square dance without calls... She didn't know the gun was loaded --
Music by Roy Sexton and his Arizona Hoedowners... Roy Sexton, fiddle; Bill Harris, guitar; and Clyde Armentrout, bass... Square dance without calls... Halfway -- Saturday night breakdown --
Music by Roy Sexton and his Arizona Hoedowners... Roy Sexton, fiddle; Bill Harris, guitar; and Clyde Armentrout, bass... Square dance without calls... Blackberry quadrille -- Blacksmith quadrille --
Music by Roy Sexton and his Arizona Hoedowners... Roy Sexton, fiddle; Bill Harris, guitar; and Clyde Armentrout, bass... Square dance without calls... Nobody's business -- Bully of the town --
Roy Sexton and his Arizona Hoedowners... Johnny Melton, caller... Square dance with calls... Four gents star or Sutters Mill/Whistling Rufus) -- Cowboy loop/Gal I left behind me --
Music by Roy Sexton and his Arizona Hoedowners... Joe Boykin, caller... Square dance with calls... Corners of the world/Waggoner -- Arkansas traveler/Old Missouri --
Music by Roy Sexton and his Arizona Hoedowners... Joe Boykin, caller... Square dance with calls... Saguaro whirl/Chinese breakdown -- Inside arch outside under/Saturday night breakdown) --
Music by Clay Ramsey and the Old Timers... Milton Paisant, caller... Singing square dance with calls as originated by Milton Paisant...Hinky dinky parley voo --Let's have a barrel of fun --
Music by Clay Ramsey and the Old Timers... Cal Golden, caller... Square dance with calls... I'll swing yours, you swing mine/Ragtime Annie -- Elbow swing/Mississippi Sawyer) --
Music by Clay Ramsey and the Old Timers... Johnny Melton and Mrs. Johnny Melton, callers... Square dance with calls... Virginia reel/Irish washerwoman -- Brown eyed Mary --
Music by Johnny Balmer's Grand Canyon Cabin Boys... Ed Bossing, caller... Square dance with calls... Split the ring/Ragtime Annie -- Farmer's daughter/Soldiers joy --
Music by Fiddlin' Forrest Delk and his Gully Jumpers... Butch Nelson, caller... Square dance with calls and square dance without calls... Oklahoma cyclone -- Chain lightening --
Music by Cal Golden's Arkansas Mountain Boys... Cal Golden, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance without calls... Too old to cut the mustard --
Music by Cal Golden's Arkansas Mountain Boys... Cal Golden, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance without calls... Texas plains --
Music by Clay Ramsey and the Old Timers... Jim Brook, caller... Square dance with calls... Don't look back (Music: Chinese breakdown) -- Apache square (Music: Flop eared mule) --
Music by Roy Sexton and his Arizona Hoedowners... Roy Sexton, fiddle; Bill Harris, guitar; Clyde Armentrout, bass; Johnny Balmer, banjo... Forty years ago -- Justrite schottiche --
Music by Johnny Balmer's Grand Canyon Boys... Roy Sutton, caller... Square dance with calls... Split your corners hash/Tom and Jerry -- Blue Island blister/Fireball special --
Music by Johnny Balmer's Grand Canyon Boys... "Uncle Walt" Wentworth, caller... Square dance with calls... The Route/Fireball special --Oak Lawn merrygoround/Tom and Jerry --
Music by The Cottonpickin' Five... Butch Nelson, caller... Chuck Moon, fiddle; Johnny Balmer, banjo; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Bill Harris, guitar; Everett Helman, bass... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance without calls... Teasin' --
Music by The Cottonpickin' Five... Butch Nelson, caller... Chuck Moon, fiddle; Johnny Balmer, banjo; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Bill Harris, guitar; Everett Helman, bass... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance without calls... Sailing down that old green river --
Music by The Cottonpickin' Five... Butch Nelson, caller... Chuck Moon, fiddle; Johnny Balmer, banjo; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Bill Harris, guitar; Everett Helman, bass... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance without calls... Sailing down that old green river --
Music by The Cottonpickin' Five... Butch Nelson, caller... Chuck Moon, fiddle; Johnny Balmer, banjo; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Bill Harris, guitar; Everett Helman, bass... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance without calls... Hoop dee doo --
Music by The Cottonpickin' Five... Butch Nelson, caller... Chuck Moon, fiddle; Johnny Balmer, banjo; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Bill Harris, guitar; Everett Helman, bass... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance without calls... Raggin' the call --
Music by Jerry Jacka and the Boys... Johnny Schultz, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance without calls... Step right up and say howdy --
Music by Johnny Balmer's Grand Canyon Boys... Bill Castner, caller... Square dance with calls... Square 'em through/Fiddler's dream -- Hashin' the bends/Beaver Creek --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Bob Johnson, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Sweet Jennie Lee --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Al Brownlee, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Little Spanish restaurant --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Dale Durbin, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Weeping willow --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Virg Knackstedt, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Whispering Sands --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Bill Schroeder, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Old town hall --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Gentry Harrison, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Alone with you --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Bob Graham, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Gate of love (Swing wide your gate of love) --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Earl Neff, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Square dance honeymoon/Honeymoon on a rocket ship ---
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Dale Durbin, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Ya gotta be my baby --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Bob Johnston, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Silver dew/Silver dew on the blue grass tonight --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Dale Durbin, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Beautiful Texas --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Earl Neff, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Somebody loves you --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... George Vagtborg, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Way out there --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... "Singin Sam" Mitchell, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Little Lulu --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Johnnie Roth, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... There's nothing as sweet as my baby --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Larry Garrett, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Bully of the town --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Dale Durbin, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Hey, good lookin' --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Gaylord Tannat, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Dime a dozen --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Johnny Schroeder, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Wildwood flower --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Dale Durbin, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Blue suede shoes --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Phyllis Kraft, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Coon Creek party line --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Del Price, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Girl with the golden hair --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Dick Manning, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Barney Google --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Clarence Gowens, caller... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance with instrumental... Divorce her C.O.D. --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Mike Michele, caller... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Tony Cordasco, bass... Singing square dance with calls... Aba-daba honeymoon -- My little girl --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Mike Michele, caller... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Tony Cordasco, bass... Singing square dance with calls... Jessie polka square -- She's just right for you --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Mike Michele, caller... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Tony Cordasco, bass... Singing square dance with calls and singing square dance without calls... Down yonder --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Mike Michele, caller... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Tony Cordasco, bass... Square dance with calls and square dance without calls... Tennessee polka square --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Mike Michele, caller... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Tony Cordasco, bass... Square dance with calls and square dance without calls... When you're smiling --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Mike Michele, caller... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Tony Cordasco, bass... Square dance with calls... Chinatown my Chinatown -- Toot toot tootsie --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Mike Michele, caller... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Tony Cordasco, bass... Square dance with calls... Chinatown my Chinatown -- Toot toot tootsie --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Mike Michele, caller... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Tony Cordasco, bass... Square dance with calls... Sheik of Araby -- When you're smiling --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Morris Sevada, caller... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Tony Cordasco, bass... Singing square dance with calls... Rancho Grande -- San Antonio Rose --
Orchestra and background voices by Schroeder's Playboys... Milt Paisant, caller... Square dance with calls... Old fashioned girl -- Red River Valley --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Marvin Shilling, caller... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Tony Cordasco, bass; W. S. Garland Green, fiddle... Square dance with calls... Trindad twister -- Wright's star --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Marvin Shilling, caller... Square dance with calls... Wheelbarrow/Shaw's reels -- Allemande breaks #2/Cripple Creek --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Marvin Shilling, caller... Square dance with calls... Allemande breaks #3/Sally Goodin' -- Steppin' high/Old Joe Clark --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... John Schroeder, guitar; Bill Yates, piano; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Tony Cordasco, bass... Round dance... Desert stomp -- Arizona waltz --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Tony Cordasco, bass... Harvest moon mixer -- Beautiful Betsy --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Tony Cordasco, bass... Round dance... Anytime -- Sunflower polka --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Bill Yates, piano; Tony Cordasco, bass... Round dance... Southern swing -- A mighty pretty waltz --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Tony Cordasco, bass... Round dance... Summertime waltz -- Kalico kicker --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Tony Cordasco, bass... Round dance... Summertime waltz -- Kalico kicker --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Tony Cordasco, bass... Round dance... Three o'clock waltz -- Heart o' Texas --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Tony Cordasco, bass... Round dance... Three o'clock waltz -- Heart o' Texas --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Tony Cordasco, bass... Round or mixer... Near you -- Georgia polka --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Tony Cordasco, bass... Square dance without calls... Truly truly fair -- Ragtime melody --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Tony Cordasco, bass... Square dance without calls... Tennessee polka square -- Hello --
Music by Schroeder's Playboys... Walter Noble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Tony Cordasco, bass... Square dance without calls... End of the world -- Sunflower square --
Performed by Bill Moore and Travis Edmonson... The Liar's hour... The Liar's hour -- Sieery Petes -- Rye whiskey -- Boastful Bill -- The Dude wrangler -- High chin Bob -- Ole Red -- Hell in Texas -- La Vaquilla Colorado -- The Bronco with wings -- The Cowboy and the shepherd -- Judgement day -- Little Joe, the wrangler -- Ghost Canyon trail -- Yavapai Pete -- Lopin along -- Real cowboy life -- Ridge runnin' roan -- The Old nighthawk -- Ride around --
Performed by the Orpheus Male Chorus of Phoenix and the Phoenix Boys Chorus... Ralph Hess, director... Zoe Beeaff, accompaniest... The Cowboy's Christmas prayer (Narrator - R.D. McGill) -- Caroling, caroling -- The Christmas song (Solo - Neal W. Nielsen) -- Silver bells -- I'll be home for Christmas (Solo - Joseph Dodd) -- Sweet little Jesus boy (Solo - Clarence J. Davis; Harp - Susan Cochran) -- Echo carol (Phoenix Boys Chorus) -- O come all ye faithful (Phoenix Boys Chorus) -- Silent night -- Break forth, o beauteous heavenly light -- O bone Jesu -- Angels we have heard on high (Boys Chorus and Orpheus combined) --
Side 1: Performed by Los Madrugadores con Los Costenos... Amor y odio -- Side 2: Performed by Hermanos Quintero con los Charros de Atotonilcro... Soldado raso --
Performed by Yaqui of Tlaxcala, Puebla... Recorded by Laura Boulton... Deer dance (Notched sticks, rattles, water drum, and singer) -- Pascolas (Harp, fiddle, bells, rattles, water drum and singer) --
Performed by Yaqui of Tlaxcala, Puebla... Recorded by Laura Boulton... Deer dance (Notched sticks, rattles, water drum, dog and singer) -- Pascolas (Flute, drum and bells) --
Recorded by Laura Boulton... Side 1: Performed by Otomi of Honey, Puebla... Flying pole dance (flute, drum, rattle) -- Performed by Zapotec of Teotitlan, Oaxaca... Fireworks music (chirimia and drum) --
Navajo gift songs and round dance songs performed by singers: Boniface Bonnie, Autisdy Smith, M.D. Johnson, Roy Bonnie, Ben J. Johnson, Ted Bonnie, Benny Roanhorse, Donald Deal, Bertha Bonnie, Stella Bonnie, Winnie Bonnie, Nellie Curley, and Mary Deal... Recorded at Klagetoh, Ariz., March 16, 1968... Part of Enemy way ceremony...
Performed by The Klagetoh Swingers... Singers: Amos Y. Begay, Frank J. Begay, Ted B. Bonnie, Ned T. Clark, Ben J. Johnson, Joe J. Roanhorse... Recorded at Klagetoh, Ariz., Nov. 17, 1974... Modern style social dance songs performed at Navajo enemy way ceremonies during summmer...
Performed by The Klagetoh Swingers... Singers: Amos Y. Begay, Frank J. Begay, Ted B. Bonnie, Ned T. Clark, Ben J. Johnson, Joe J. Roanhorse... Recorded at Klagetoh, Ariz., Nov. 17, 1974... Modern style social dance songs performed at Navajo enemy way ceremonies during summmer...
Recorded at Klagetoh, Ariz., Nov. 13, 1977... Performed by The Klagetoh Swingers: Frank J. Begay, Ted B. Bonnie, Ned T. Clark, Robert P. Roan... Spin dance songs, skip dance songs, two-step songs...
Recorded at Klagetoh, Ariz., Nov. 13, 1977...Performed by the Klagetoh Swingers: Frank J. Begay, Ted B. Bonnie, Ned T. Clark, Robert P. Roan... Two step songs...
Recorded at Klagetoh, Ariz., April 21, 1974.. Social songs from the Enemy Way ceremony or squaw dance... Klagetoh Maiden Singers: Jocetta Bonnie, Rose M. Bonnie, Winnie Bonnie, Marie E. Brown, and Bertha Johnson... Spin dance songs, walking dance songs, round dance songs, two step songs...
Navajo Centennial Dance Team... Singers include: Alfred Yazzie, leader; Wilson Dahozy, Walter Yazzie, William Wilson, Arthur Newman, and Mark Slickey... Preamble to round dances -- round dances -- warm up songs -- courting songs -- escort songs -- skip dance songs -- quitting songs --
Squaw;s pole dance song (Reg Begay) -- I didn't care (Reg Begay) -- Circle dance songs (Mesa Verde Park Singers) -- Navajo love song (Natay) -- Competition song (Roger McCabe) -- Old time squaw dance song (Joe Lee of Lukachuchai with singers) -- Natay's hoop dance song (Natay) -- I'll take you back to Arizona (Reg Begay) -- Gift dance song (Joe Lee of Lukachuchai with singers) -- Two-step song (Natay) -- Shoes game songs (Reg Begay) -- Let's go together (Roger McCabe) -- Good night song (Mesa Verde Park Singers) --
Recorded at Klagetoh, Feb. 25, 1968... Singers: Boniface Bonnie, Ben J. Johnson, Stella Bonnie, Nellie Curley, Autisdy Smith, Donald Deal, Winnie Bonnie, Mary Deal... Sway songs --
Performed by Edward Lee Natay, Navajo singer... Sacred mask (Keres - New Mexico) -- Round dance (Kiowa - Oklahoma) -- Squaw dance (Navajo - Arizona; New Mexico) -- Harvest dance (Hopi - Arizona) -- Bow and arrow (Santa Ana Pueblo - New Mexico) -- Turtle dance (Tewa - New Mexico) -- Basket dance (Hopi - Arizona) -- Sunrise song (Zuni - New Mexico) --
Performed by Edward Lee Natay... Memories of Navajoland -- Riding in the morning -- Navajo serenade song -- Traveling on horseback -- At sate -- Navajo baby dance song -- Navajo gift song -- Round dance -- Going home song -- Final social dance -- I've gone ahead to better life --
Dances held during winter months on Navajo Indian Reservation... Five selections... Alfred Yazzie, leader; Walter Yazzie, Mark Slickey, Leroy Martin...
Recorded and edited by Willard Rhodes... Yebechai (Sandoval Begay, leader) -- Yebechai (Ambrose Roanhorse, leader) -- Chant from the Blessing Way (Grandpa Natani) -- Chant for success in racing (Grandma Natani) -- Silversmiths song (Ambrose Roanhorse) -- Corn grinding songs (Gleehaspa) -- Moccasin game songs (Kayah David, leader) -- Women's song (Navajo Women) -- Tuning up song (Ethel Pahe, leader) -- Farewell love song (Ethel Pahe, leader) -- Social dance song (Eleanor C. Nieto) -- Song commemorating flag raising at Iwo Jima (Teddy Draper) -- Peyote song (George Mitchell and Kayah David) -- Chants from the Enemy Way (Grandpa Natani) -- Circle dance songs (Julia Dele) -- Spinning dance songs (Kayah David) -- Squaw dance songs (Ambrose Roanhorse, leader) --
Performed by the Navajo Sundowners... Harold Mariano, singer... Country road -- Arms of a fool -- Heaven every day -- She'll be hanging around somewhere -- That's the chance I'll have to take -- It hurt so good -- Behind closed doors -- Brand new Mr. Me -- Whispering pine -- Lonesome blues -- Honky-tonk man--
Performed by The Fenders... Swinging doors -- Trouble -- Nobody's fool -- Above and beyond -- Pick me up on your way down -- Buckaroo -- Sam's place -- Hello, Joe -- Where did you stay last night -- Wine -- Fender's special -- I got a hole in my pirogue --
Performed by The Fenders... Your cheatin' heart -- Its a little more like heaven -- She knows why -- Wildwood flower -- Honky tonk hardwood floor -- All for the love of a girl -- I'm walking the dog -- Mule train -- Counterfeit love -- Don't let it go -- Folsom prison blues -- Love's gonna live here -- One woman man -- Take me like I am --
Social dance songs... Water maiden dance (going over, entrance, main dance and going home songs) -- Navajo ribbon dance (going over, entrance, main dance, going home and moving around songs) -- Clown dance (clown song; butterfly dance songs, entrance, main dance, and going home songs) -- Elk dance (going over, entrance, main dance and going home) --
All songs are original... Singers and songwriters Arliene Nofchissey, Navajo, and Carnes Burson, Ute... Go my son (Nofchissey) -- Mountains cry out (Burson) -- Who am I (Nofchissey) -- Be a man (Burson) -- Ute mother's lullaby (Nofchissey) -- Soft wind (Burson) -- Desert flower (Burson) -- I walk in beauty (Nofchissey) -- Reservation blues (Burson) -- Tom trails (Burson) -- Sehe nado yodo (Nofchissey) -- From the eagle's bed (Jean Jenkins) --
Performed by Apache Spirit... Midnite, lead, steel and acoustic guitars, and vocal; Paschal, bass guitar and vocal; Apache Boy, drums; Lee, vocals... Indian cowboy -- Never ending love -- Hello trouble -- Delta dawn -- Bring it on home -- La Bamba -- Weekend woman -- Riding high -- Same old tale -- If I were a carpenter -- Gloria -- Apache Mexico --
Performed by Apache Spirit... Midnite, lead, steel and acoustic guitars, and vocal; Paschal, bass guitar and vocal; Apache Boy, drums; Lee, vocals... Keep movin' on -- Mental revenge -- Silver threads and golden needles -- Since I met you baby -- I still miss someone -- Ashes of love -- Everything will be together -- Say it again -- Fire -- Help me make it through the night -- Heaven is my woman's love -- Good girls gonna go bad --
Performed by Apache Spirit... Midnite, lead, steel and acoustic guitars, and vocal; Paschal, bass guitar and vocal; Apache Boy, rhythm guitar and harmony; Darrell, drums, tambourine, and vocals; Lee, vocals... Love revival -- Pass me by -- Rainy day woman -- Somebody loves you -- Ramblin' man -- Together again -- Black magic woman -- Slow down -- Brown-eyed girl -- That'll be the day -- In need -- Takin' care of business --
Performed by Phillip Cassadore, Reppert Cassadore and Willard Hinton... Apache narrator, Phillip Cassadore; English narrator, Joe Carroll... Recorded live at Seneca Lake, Ariz., San Carlos Apache Reservation... Jiigona aisi -- Gozhoo si -- Ni'gosan hadiiza -- Godithoo si -- Izeibi kachideyaa -- Ni'gozho gutchagai -- She'ona'ot'a -- 'itsana tl'eshe -- Shagoni'yo'ai -- Hagodil zaa --
Performed by Phillip Cassadore... In authentic rhythms and language... Beautiful land -- Eagle song -- Ceremonial song for deer -- In the Spring -- Happy days of youth -- Nayenezgune -- Apache hymn of praise -- Medicine men odyssey -- Apache blessing -- The sun sees me -- Recessional for GAN --
Performed by Phillip Cassadore, side A; and Patsy Cassadore, side B... Phillip Cassadore: Mountain spirit dance -- Another mountain spirit dance -- Rain dance song -- Apache creation song -- Girl who is afraid of boys -- Social song -- Sacred cave song -- A better life ahead -- Patsy Cassadore: People know me wherever I go -- I'm in love with a Navajo boy -- Social song -- Where are you going -- I've been around -- Where have you been -- Wedding party song -- Goodby I'm leaving --
Performers: Jimmy Tessay, Frank Gordon, Charles Henry, George Gregg, Alexander Holmes, Harry Toney, Freda Goclaney, and Minnie Narcisco... Recorded by Raymond Boley at Cibecue, Ariz., 1976... Horse song (Alexander Holmes, lead singer) -- Prayer song (Frank Gordon, lead singer) -- Prayer song (Minnie Narcisco) -- Crown dance song (George Gregg, lead singer) -- Social song (George Gregg, lead singer) -- Horse song (Alexander Holmes, lead singer) -- Horse song (Frank Gordon, lead singer) --
Recorded in Indian communities by Willard Rhodes with the cooperation of the United States Office of Indian Affairs... Sioux: Rabbit dance -- Peyote cult song -- Love song -- Sun dance -- Omaha dance -- Flute solo -- Honoring song -- Navajo: Riding song -- Song of happiness -- Spinning song -- Corn grinding song -- Squaw dance -- Silversmith song -- Night chant (Yeibichai dance) --
Recorded in Indian communities by Willard Rhodes with the cooperation of the United States Office of Indian Affairs... Taos - Moonlight song -- Gambling song -- San Ildefonso - Eagle dance -- Zuni - Rain dance -- Hopi - Butterfly dance -- Navajo - Night chant -- Enemy way song -- Western Apache - Devil dance -- Sunrise song -- Yuma - Birds song cycle -- Tohono O'odham - Saguaro song -- Walapai - Funeral song -- Havasupai - Stick game song --
Recorded and edited by Frances Densmore... Copied from cylinders recorded in 1920, Smithsonian-Densmore Collection from the Archives of American Folk Song... Songs connected with legends: Song of Earth magician (Jose Hendricks) -- Song of brown buzzard (Mattias Hendricks) -- Song before emerging from ashes hill (Hendricks) -- Song to put the eagle to sleep (Sivariano Garcia) -- Sound of the Old Woman (Garcia) -- Four fires on the ground (Garcia) -- The girls are approaching (Garcia) -- Song to make the boy invisible (Garcia) -- Songs connected with ceremonies: The dwelling place of the sun (Leonardo Rios) -- Each singer wears a white feather (Jose Manuel) -- Song of the Watchers (Hendricks) -- Song during rain divination (Hendricks) -- A blue wind (Rafael Mendez) -- Songs connected with expeditions to obtain salt: The wind blows from the sea (Hendricks) -- Songs connected to the treatment of the sick: Sandy loam fields (Jose Panco) -- Out of the mountains (Panco) -- Song to a little yellow wasp (Mendez) -- Song of the dawn (Mendez) -- Dream songs: White mountain birds (Victoria) -- A black crow (Victoria) -- War songs: Song concerning a wounded Apache (Mendez) -- The little captive children (Victoria) -- The eagle is talking (Garcia) -- Song of the kicking-ball race: We must run (Hendricks) -- Miscellaneous: I met a Mexican (Juana Maria) --
Collected and recorded by J. Richard Haefer... Singers Lorenzo Pablo, Joaquin Garcia, Frances Manuel, and Emma Francisco... First chelkona dance song -- Last chelkona dance song -- A woman's song -- Widow's dream song -- The song of the sea gull -- The song of the coyote -- Mountain song -- Blackbird song -- Echo song -- The cowboy ant -- Women's game (toka) song -- Songs heard by sick man -- The twister song (doajida) -- Owl song (wusota) -- Horse song (wusota) -- Wine song (gohimeli) --
J. Richard Haefer, editor... Singers: Jose Pancho, Baptista Lopez, Mary Lopez, and Eva Lopez... Chelkona dance: Green I'itoi (chehdag I'itoi) -- Children, come follow me (oijkam ahpa) -- Ocean white birds -- Geese birds -- Black mountain (chuk do'ag) -- White foam mountain (totshagi do'ag) -- Whistling mountain -- Going back song (uhpam wahk ne'i) -- Keihina dance: Wash mountain (Aji do'ag) -- Low-laying mountain -- Dome-shaped mountain -- The Fields of San Simon -- Ajo mountain -- The Mountains of southwest of Pisinimo -- Whistling mountain -- The Flood (wi'indag) --
Recorded by Raymond Boley... Side 1, singers: Leonard Carlos, Dorothy Lewis, Michael Lewis, Russell Morgan, and Salt River Basket Dancers... Basket dance -- Coming out dance -- Crippled dance -- Swing dance -- Bats cave -- Owl feather -- Point dance -- Whirlwind -- Ku-ki-wa -- Quail dance -- Black cloud -- Going home dance -- Side 2, singers: Blaine Pablo, Frank Kisto, Eunice Antone... Superstition Mountain -- Casa Grande ruin -- Bird song -- Man in the maze song -- Flood song -- Salvation song -- Ho'ok Pima watch song -- Malia -- Mary at the cross -- Owl song -- Song about the starts -- Oriole song -- Going home song --
Performed by Amos Richards and his group... Amos Richards, leader; Josiah King, David Lewis, Jeannette King, Elizabeth Garcia, Lydia Richards... Evening song -- Blue swallows -- Camelback Mountain song -- Papago Park Mountain -- Tempe Butte -- South Mountain bird -- Komatke Mountain song -- Blue humming bird -- Rainbow song -- Superstition Mountain song --
Recorded and edited by Frances Densmore... Copied from cylinders recorded before 1915... Smithsonian-Densmore Collection from the Archive of American Folk Song... Yuma deer dance songs performed by Alfred Golding: The Water bug on the mountain -- The Water bug sees a fish -- The Water bug stands upon the fish -- The Water bug wanders forever beside the sea -- Then dance of the blackbirds is completed -- Song of the nighthawk -- Yaqui deer dance songs performed by Juan Ariwares: The Little fly -- The Summer rains -- The Rising sun -- Cocopa bird dance songs performed by Numa 'wasoa't: Song in the early evening -- Song at about midnight -- Song concerning the diver -- Song in the early morning -- Yuma Ca 'Koramu's dance song performed by Katco'ra: Song concerning the lark and the diver -- Cocopa Tcumanpa 'Xwa dance song performed by Mike Barley: Dancing song -- Yuma lightning songs, songs used in the treatment of the sick, and songs with cremation legend performed by Charles Wilson: White Cloud demonstrates his power -- Song concerning the ocean -- Song when treating the sick -- Song concerning the wildcat -- Cocopa songs with cremation legend performed by Clam: The illness of the superman -- The superman speaks -- The four corners of the earth -- Coyote comes to the cremation of the superman -- Coyote makes a request --
Performed by Alex A. Jose, Saxophone; Willie J. Francisco, accordion; Lopiz Angea, guitar; Arturo Flores, bass guitar; James F. Angea, drums... La feria de las flores -- La palo millo -- La rosa -- Pecos Bill -- El Venadito -- Arte misia -- Jalisco, nunca -- Pierde -- Thumblina -- Aguila -- La suegra -- Mi roxie -- Los puentes -- Blue tangle --
Side 1 performed by Elvin Kelly y Los Reyes... Elvin B. Kelly, sax; Steve R. Kelly, drums; Kenneth Antone, bass guitar; Elmer Ray, sax; Harry J. Ray, guitar... Tengo mieto -- Tohono chote -- Buttermil -- Pisinimo chote -- Winston polka -- Hochude Waila lizard dance -- Side 2 performed by The Molinas... Virgil Ray Molina, Sr., saxophone; Larry Molina, drums; Leonard Pablo, bass; Joe Miguel, sax and guitar; Richard Garcia, accordion and guitar... Chen wen wen wen chona -- La Zapateada -- Ester -- La pipla -- El gallo -- Ojos peludo --
Chicken scratch - popular dance music of the Indians of Southern Arizona... Side 1 performed by El Conjunto Murrietta... Johnny Murrietta, accordion; Danny Baltazar, drums; Richard Murrietta, 12-string guitar; Tony Flores, bass guitar... La Sanja (the ditch) -- El Caballito bronco (Little wild pony) -- y Canta tumbas (Tumblings) -- Lucila -- Side 2 performed by Mike Enis and Co... Michael A. Enis, Alto sax; Eugene Enis, drums; Ervin Garcia, bass guitar; Santiago Bautista, rhythm guitar; Marvin Enis, accordion... Mesquite polka -- Enis special -- Agnes polka -- Soy norteno -- Cholla polka -- O'dam-cho-the -- To-hono-polk --
Performed by Elvin B. Kelly, lead sax; Elmer Ray, sax; Kenneth Antone, bass; Harry John Ray, Jr., guitar; Steve L. Kelly, drums... Las delicias -- La Llave -- Esperanza -- Saludos amigos -- Mirazon -- Las comaderita -- Mula bronca -- El Mezquiton -- Los reyes -- Sabor ami -- La tinajita -- La serrenita --
Performed by Alex Gomez, sax; Justin Francisco, sax; John Manuel, accordion; Clarence Flores, drums; Celestine Flores, drums; Jerry Flores, guitar; Simon Cruz, bass guitar... Cactus song -- Coolidge two-step -- John special -- Come home tonight -- Pisinimo polka -- El capitan -- Palo verde stands -- Blackwater polka -- The sunset -- San Xavier polka -- Topawa two-step -- Desert polka --
Performed by Virgil R. Molina, Sr., alto sax and vocals; Larry A. Molina, drums; Richard Garcia, accordion; Leonard W. Enos, guitar; Ruben Orduno, bass... Oik, oik, oik -- Rufalina --- Old man rooster -- Dawn mazurka -- Rapsodia -- Sueca -- Piedras negras -- Open up your heart -- Garcia's -- #1 Pacula -- There she goes -- Guess who -- Everybody's song -- El reloj --
Performed by Michael A. Enis, alto saxophone; Ervin Garcia, bajo sexto; Eugene Enis, bass guitar; Marvin Enis, accordion; Gerald Enis, drums... El hombre sin ley -- Flor morena -- Dos besitos -- Half-half -- Cumbia del sol -- Una noche serena y obscura -- Flores a mi morena -- El charrito -- El Naranja -- Anita -- Bennie --
Performed by Virgil R. Molina, Sr., alto sax and vocals; Larry A. Molina, drums; Richard Garcia, accordion; Leonard W. Enos, guitar; Ruben Orduno, bass... Goodyear polka -- Bootlegger polka -- Good for nothing -- Casa blanca choti -- La bamba -- Flor morena -- Rosa Maria -- Pioneer polka -- El sube y baja -- Crei -- San tan choti --
Oh Suzannah (The American Indians with Alex Gomez) -- Cosita linda cumbia (Elvin Kelly y Los Reyes) -- Moonshine polka (The Blood Brothers) -- El conrabando del paso (El Conjunto Murrietta) -- Truquero polka (Elvin Kelly y Los Reyes) -- Mucho te quiero chote (The Molinas) -- Ay mi yaquicita (El Conjunto Murrietta) -- Dry gulch polka (Santan) -- Sacaton chote (The Molinas) -- Ending song (The American Indians with John Manuel) --
Performed by El Conjunto Murrietta... Richard Murrietta, guitar and vocals; Robert Hernandez, bass and vocals; Johnny Murrietta, accordion; Sammy Gastelum, drums... Prieta linda -- Uwaldina y Juan Gonzales -- Ritmo mambo -- Angel de mi gloria -- Que bonito -- La buenota -- Quiero ver -- Flor del campo -- El borrachito -- Pilares de cristal -- Borracho fue tequilero -- Mis brazos de esparan --
Performed by The Cisco Band... Francis "Cisco" Enriquez, saxophone; Frank Joaquin, guitar; Leroy Martinez, bass; David Narcho, drums; Marvin Enis, accordion and guitar... Mountain chair -- Where were you last night -- Love of my life -- Why not -- Marsa -- Howabout Queenswell -- Trophy -- Did you see -- Felipe -- Who knows -- Like it was -- I remember --
Performed by the Gila River Six... Virgil Jose, accordion; Johhnie Kisto, sax; Elvey Whitman, guitar; Guy Schurz, bass guitar; Leonard Harrison, drums... San tan waltz -- Aw-aw-thum waila -- Hay mi Yaquicita cumbia -- Papago chote -- American polka -- Colorado River polka -- Ambicion waila -- La mucura cumbia -- El gavilan chote -- Manzana waila -- J. C. chote -- Sabor a mi bolero --
Recorded live during the Tiniran Fiesta at Potam, Rio Yaqui, Sonora, Mexico... Performed by Jose Maria Hupahe, violin; Chito Matus, harp; Juan Maria Valencia, drum and flute; Juan Cruz Valencia, deer dancer; Reynaldo Romero Matus, Manuel Alvarez, Manuel Lucero, pascolas; Guadalupe Flores, Luis Aldamas, Luis A. Valenzuela, deer singers... Cogui Yeka (pic nose) -- San Martin Manuelito -- Ta'ka Cho'nim (body hair) -- Yoh'Hopoli (Mother night bird) -- Loretta cantorata -- Ten'ku Ba'nim -- Tene Woi Yueria -- Kuu'ta Wi'Kuii (sung by Maso Buik'reom) -- Puchilai -- W. Rum (Buzzard) -- Canoa Moelata Mavetacamel (old boat) -- Cuncum (doves)(sung by Maso Buik'roem) -- Sotohmoela (old earthen pot) --
Testing copy of Hopi katcina songs... Traditional Hopi songs made at the Grand Canyon in the 1920s... Pawik Katchina by Hungi, head of Antelope Lodge, Walpi tribe -- Duck ceremony and malo katcina --
Recorded on the Hopi Reservation... Made under the supervision of Dr. J. Walter Fewkes, Chief of the Bureau of Ethnology, Smithsonian Institute, in cooperation with the Santa Fe and Fred Harvey... [1920s]... Tacab Katcina (sung by Hunawen) -- Homis Katcina (sund by Ko' Kapti) --
Traditional Hopi music recorded during the 1920s at the Grand Canyon... Chant of the snake dance (Hopi Indian charmers (group of M.W. Billingsley) -- Chant of the eagle dance --
Traditional Hopi music recorded in the 1920s at Grand Canyon... test copy, see SWF 87.13/D.5... Puwamuy Katcina (by Hungi, head of Antelope Lodge, Walpi tribe) -- Bean harvest -- Musayazen Katcina (by Kutqa, Chief of the Walpi tribe of Hopi) -- Buffalo hunt --
Recorded at the Grand Canyon on the Hopi Reservation, 1920s... Made under supervision of Dr. J. Walter Fewkes, Chief of the Bureau of Ethnology, Smithsonian Institute, in cooperation with the Santa Fe and Fred Harvey... Puwa'muy Katcina (Bean harvest) sung by Hungi, Head of Antelope Lodge, Walpi Tribe -- Musayazeu Katcina (Buffalo hunt) sung by Kutqa, Chief of Walpi Tribe of Hopi...
Recorded at the Grand Canyon on the Hopi Reservation, 1920s... Made under supervision of Dr. J. Walter Fewkes, Chief of the Bureau of Ethnology, Smithsonian Institute, in cooperation with the Santa Fe and Fred Harvey... Anga Katcina (Beard dance)(sung by Teuma'euy Kakapti) -- Tacheukta Katcina (sung by Hunaweu, Chief Head of Snake Ceremony Walpi Tribe)...
Test copy, see SWF 87.13/D.6... Recorded at the Grand Canyon on the Hopi Reservation, 1920s... Made under supervision of Dr. J. Walter Fewkes, Chief of the Bureau of Ethnology, Smithsonian Institute, in cooperation with the Santa Fe and Fred Harvey... Anga Katcina (Beard dance)(sung by Teuma'euy Kakapti) -- Tacheukta Katcina (sung by Hunaweu, Chief Head of Snake Ceremony Walpi Tribe)...
Recorded at the Grand Canyon on the Hopi Reservation, 1920s... Made under supervision of Dr. J. Walter Fewkes, Chief of the Bureau of Ethnology, Smithsonian Institute, in cooperation with the Santa Fe and Fred Harvey... Suyuhim Katcina (Hungi, Head of Antelope Lodge, Walpi Tribe) -- Maqutu (Rabbit hunt) sung by KaKapti...
Test copy, see SWF 87.13/D.8... Recorded at the Grand Canyon on the Hopi Reservation, 1920s... Made under supervision of Dr. J. Walter Fewkes, Chief of the Bureau of Ethnology, Smithsonian Institute, in cooperation with the Santa Fe and Fred Harvey... Suyuhim Katcina (Hungi, Head of Antelope Lodge, Walpi Tribe) -- Maqutu (Rabbit hunt) sung by KaKapti...
Recorded at the Grand Canyon on the Hopi Reservation, 1920s... Made under supervision of Dr. J. Walter Fewkes, Chief of the Bureau of Ethnology, Smithsonian Institute, in cooperation with the Santa Fe and Fred Harvey... Awatawi (Entry song to the buffalo hunt) -- Nakeutawi - War dance - Victory (Hopi Indians at the Hopi House, Grand Canyon; accompanied by tomtom, gourd rattles, etc.)...
Test copy, see SWF 87.13/D.10... Recorded at the Grand Canyon on the Hopi Reservation, 1920s... Made under supervision of Dr. J. Walter Fewkes, Chief of the Bureau of Ethnology, Smithsonian Institute, in cooperation with the Santa Fe and Fred Harvey... Awatawi (Entry song to the buffalo hunt) -- Nakeutawi - War dance - Victory (Hopi Indians at the Hopi House, Grand Canyon; accompanied by tomtom, gourd rattles, etc.)...
Recorded at the Grand Canyon on the Hopi Reservation, 1920s... Made under supervision of Dr. J. Walter Fewkes, Chief of the Bureau of Ethnology, Smithsonian Institute, in cooperation with the Santa Fe and Fred Harvey... Pawik Katcina (Duck ceremony) Hungi, Head of Antelope Lodge, Walpi Tribe-- Malo Katcina (Kutqa, Chief of Walpi Tribe of Hopi)...
Test copy, see SWF 87.13/D.10... Recorded at the Grand Canyon on the Hopi Reservation, Jan. 28, 1927... Made under supervision of Dr. J. Walter Fewkes, Chief of the Bureau of Ethnology, Smithsonian Institute, in cooperation with the Santa Fe and Fred Harvey... Nakeutawi - War dance - Victory (Hopi Indians at the Hopi House, Grand Canyon; accompanied by tomtom, gourd rattles, etc.)...
Performed by Special Delivery... Jim Warden, trumpet and vocals; Frank Dougal, clarinet, sax and second trumpet; Bob Jayo, drum and vocals; Bob Rosinski, accordion and vocals; Joe Tompkins, bass guitar and vocals... Apples -- Clarinet polka -- I love everybody -- Leezers oberek -- Oj dig a dig -- Where do the good times go -- Open up your heart -- Hupaj siu paj -- Four in the morning -- High bounce -- Tam pod krakowem -- Spending money --
Performed by various artists... Nuevo corrido de madero (Camacho and Perez) -- El Cuartelazo (Juanita and Maria Mendoza) -- Benjamin Argumedo (Morales and Romero) -- Fusilamiento de Felipe Angeles (San Roman and Vera) -- Ignacio Parra (Los Alegres de Teran) -- Valentin Mancera (Trio Los Aguilillas) -- Potroelobo gateado (Mariachi Mexico del Norte) -- Jesus Leal (Rocha and Martinez) -- Heraclio Bernal (Trio Nava) -- Benito Canales (Garcia and Guerrero) --
Performed by various artists... La toma de celaya (Las Hermanos Banuelos) -- Derrota de villa en celaya (Rocha and Martinez) -- Rendicin de Pancho Villa (Rocha and Martinez) -- Historia y muerte de villa (More, Rubi and Vivo)-- Corrido de Durango (Los Dorados de Durango) -- Gral. Francisco Villa (Los Cuatezones) -- La Toma de Torreon (Los Alegres de Teran) -- La toma de Zacatecas (Los Errantes) -- La toma de Celaya (Conjunto Matamoros) -- Pancho Villa Los Hermanos Chavarria) -- La Punitiva (Hernandez and Sifuentes) -- La toma de Celaya (Los Hermanos Banuelos) -- Derrota de villa en Celaya (Rocha and Martinez) --
Music by various artists... Corrido de Juan Vasquez (Juanita and Maria Mendoza) -- Juan Carrasco (Luis Perez Mesa) -- Corrido de Palamon Ojeda (Los Montaneses del Alamo) -- Corrido de Juan Villareal (Los Hermanos Garza) -- La toma de Matamoros (Lara and Novelo) -- Corrido de almazan (Mendez and Gonzales) -- Amador Maldanaldo (Conjunto Tamaulipas) --
Music by various artists... Revolucion de Adolfo de la Huerta (Briceno and Anez) -- La pura pelada (Trio Luna) -- El Arreglo religioso (Duo Coahuila) -- La Nueva revolucion (San Roman and Vera) -- El Corrido del agrarista (Trovadores Tamaulipeus) -- General Obregon (Trio Luna) -- El radiograma (Guzman and Rosales) -- Corrido toral (Travadores Tapatios) -- General Emiliano Zapata (Trio Luna) -- Gral. Porfirio Diaz (Dueto Acosta) -- Tiempos Amargos (Dueto America) --
Performed by Steve Jordan... Las Corondas -- Estrella del norte -- Midnight blues -- Jamas volvere -- El Rancho grande -- El Corrido de Johnny el Pachuco -- La Pepita -- Vuela paloma -- Together again -- More pretty girls than one --
Performed by Las Hermanas Mendoza, Juanita and Maria... Mi Pensamiento -- Sone que me jurabas -- Algun dia -- Cada vez que me acuerdo -- Dos seres que si aman -- Que chula prieta -- Linda Morenita -- Los picones -- Manuelita -- Yo vivo en la pranda -- Pero Lupita -- Tu sentencia -- El Resbaloso -- El Desquite -- Por ani se dice --
Performed by various Mariachi groups... Mariachi Coculense Rodriguez de Cirilo Marmolejo: El Toro -- El Gavilancillo -- El Durazno -- La Ensalada -- El Suchil -- El Jilguerillo -- El Cuervo -- Mariquita -- La Negra (Mariachi Tapatio) -- El Tirador (Mariachi Tapatio) -- La Primavera (Mariachi Tapatio) -- Eres la mas consentida (Mariachi Vargas) -- El Riflero (Mariachi Vargas) -- Serenata Ranchera (Mariachi Vargas de Tata Nacho) -- La Violinera (Mariachi Vargas de Tata Nacho) Los Abajenas (Cuarteto Coculense) --
Performed by Mariachi Coculense de Cirilo Marmolejo... Ay, la dive -- La canelera -- Mexico lucido -- La Pulquera -- Las gaviotas -- Blanca palomita -- El Becero -- La Cantinera -- El Torero -- La Guerita -- A Donde estara es a negra consentida -- Lupia -- Elenamorado --
Performed by various artists... El relampago (Narcisso Martinez) -- Contrabandistas tequilero (Pedro Rocha y Lupe Martinez) -- Luz (El Ciego Melquiades) -- Per hay que triste (Lydia Mendoza) -- La Cucaracha (Orquesta Pajara) -- Izul -- La Indita Bonita (Banda Tipica Mazatlan) -- Que me gano con llorar (Trio San Antonio) -- Cancion mixteca (Los Donnenos) -- El muchacho llegre (Los Nortenos con Mariachi) -- El Guero Estrada (Ilegres de Teran) -- A punaladas (Hermanos Prado) -- Vete de mi (Los Gavilanes) -- El chicano (Los Nortenos de Nuevo Loredo) --
Corridos, part one... Gregorio Cortez (Trovadores Regionales) -- Corrido de Joaquin Murrietta (Hermanos Sanchez and Linares) -- El Deportado (Hermanos Banuelos) -- Jesus Cadena (Pedro Rocha y Lupe Martinez) -- El Lavaplatos (Hermanos Banuelos) -- El Corrido de Texas (S. Ramos and D. Ramirez) -- Corrido Pensilvanue (Lupe Martinez and Pedro Roche) -- Corrido de Juan Reyna (Hermanos Banuelos) -- Suicidio de Juan Reyna (Nacho and Justine) --
Corridos, part two: 1929-1936... La tragedia de Oklahoma (Ramos and Ortega) -- Fidel Espinoza (Hermanos Chavarria) -- Corrido de las Hermanos Hernandez (Hmos. Sanchez and Linares) -- El huerfano (Trio Matamoros) -- Captain Charles Stevens (Pedro Rocha and Lupe Martinez) -- Corrido de los bootleggers (Francisco Montalvo and Indres Berlanga) -- Corrido de Bonifacie Torres (Hermanos Banuelos) -- Zenadia (Los Madrigadores) --
Norteno accordeon, volume one... The first recordings... La liebre ligera (Estanislado Salazar y Hermanos Mier) -- Adelita (Roberto Rodriguez y Clemente Mendoza) -- Flor marchita (Narciso Martinez) -- La Cucaracha (Flores y Montalvo) -- La bien polviada (Jesus Casiano) -- Los siete pasos (Bruno Villareal) -- Salvador (Narciso Martinez) -- Dispensa el arrempijon (Santiago Jimenez) -- La Nopalera (Santiago Jimenez) -- El zacatal (Jose Rodriguez) -- El Tecolote (Narciso Martinez) -- El Golfo (Lolo Cavazos) -- La Gardenia (Lolo Cavazos) -- La cascada (Bruno Villareal) -- Las perlas (Narciso Martinez) -- La peta cona (Jose Rodriguez) --
Performed by various string bands... Cielito linda (Orquesta Colonial) -- La Cuarto milpas (Mariachi Rodriguez) -- Tamaulipecos (Trovadores Tamaulipecos) -- Pecor es nada (El Trio Alegre) -- Ojitos chinos y negros (Mariachi Acosta, Montoya, y Cruz) -- La Respingona (Santiago Morales) -- El poder del amor (El Trio Alegre) -- Adios amor mio (Orquestra Fronteriza) -- Panchita (El ciego melquiades) -- Mancornadora de mi corazon (Cuarteto Monterry) -- Marosovia (Los Alegres) -- Andale, vamos platicando (Medina River Boys) -- Bus care quien me consuele (Santos Guerrero y Quirino Garcia) -- El Jarabe Veracruzano (Andres Huesca y su Trio Huracen) -- Panchita (Lydia Mendoza y Familia) -- Se murio la curcaracha (Lydia Mendoz y Grupo) --
Indita mia (Pedro Rocha and Lupe Martinez) -- Traigo un sentimiente (Guzman and Hernandez) -- San Juan de Olua (Trio Luna) -- Una noche de luna (Cancioneros de los santos) -- La Madera (Gomez y Fierro) -- Un marinero en el golfo (Los Madrugadores) -- El Fronterizo (Gonzales and Rosales) -- Que importa al mundo (Los Madrugadores) -- De mi no te burles (Solis y Obregon) -- El barco costero (Gonzales and Rosales) -- Por debajo de los arboles (Ramos and Ramirez) -- Hijo de la paseada (Hermanos Chavarria) -- Bonita plan de la villa (Salas and Mendoza) -- Il para me en esa es quince (Guzman y Hernandez) --
Paloma de San Juan del Rio (Pedro Rocha and Lupe Martinez) -- Un despertar (Hernandez y Sifuentes) -- Carita de virgen (Luna and Delgado) -- El quelite (Luna and Delgado) -- Mi concha (Hermanos Banuelos) -- Cuarto palomitas blancas (Cortez and Gutierrez) -- Los barandales del puerte (Hermanos Chavarria) -- Mananitas Tapatias (Los Madrugadores) -- Yo me vine de mi tierra (Los Madrugadores) -- Ay! Que muchachos! (Hernandez and Sifuentes) -- Despierta mamasita (Hermanos Chavarria) -- El capiro (Guzman and Hernandez) -- El Vencido (Valdez and Flores) --
La Modesta (Pedro Rocha and Lupe Martinez) -- Muchachas del vacilon (Flores and Valdez) -- El Buque de mas potencia (Guzman and Hernandez) -- El mucha cho alegre (Los Madrigadores) -- Yo en el mundo vivo (Luna and Montalvo) -- El favor que yo te pido (Hermanos Chavarria) -- Lagrimas lloro (Gaytan and Canti) -- Le pido al cielo (Ramirez and Equihua) -- El Capricho (Valdez and Gonzalez) -- Una noche serena y obscura (Rocha y Martinez) -- Pobre y pobre de mi (Valdez y Gonzalez) -- Dime cuanto has de querer (Ramon Jazo) -- Yo no espero (Lydia Mendoza y familia) --
Senorita cantinera (Gaylan and Cantu) -- Vive feliz (Ramirez y Equihua) -- Garcia y Zammarripa (Hermanos Chavarria) -- Yo fue el primero (Rocha y Martinez) -- Delgadina (Lydia Mendoza y Familia) -- La Sierra Mojada (Rocha y Martinez) -- Morena de ojos negras (Hermanos Chavarria) -- Esos enamorados (Hermanos Chavarria) -- Paloma mensajera (Rocha y Martinez) -- Prisionero de amor (Los Madrugadores) -- Ojitos negros (Hermanos Chavarria) -- Lola, Lola (Rodriguez y Montalvo) -- Tenia una negra (Rocha y Martinez) --
Senorita cantinera (Gaylan and Cantu) -- Vive feliz (Ramirez y Equihua) -- Garcia y Zammarripa (Hermanos Chavarria) -- Yo fue el primero (Rocha y Martinez) -- Delgadina (Lydia Mendoza y Familia) -- La Sierra Mojada (Rocha y Martinez) -- Morena de ojos negras (Hermanos Chavarria) -- Esos enamorados (Hermanos Chavarria) -- Paloma mensajera (Rocha y Martinez) -- Prisionero de amor (Los Madrugadores) -- Ojitos negros (Hermanos Chavarria) -- Lola, Lola (Rodriguez y Montalvo) -- Tenia una negra (Rocha y Martinez) --
La Chicarronera -- El Tronconal -- Viva mojarra -- Luzita -- La Enagua almidonada -- Robstown -- Poquito de todo -- Piedras negras -- El amor de panchita -- El Colorado -- Muchacha bonita -- Delfo -- California -- Recuerdo -- Labios de coral -- Lola -- Ojos negros --
Aqui esta tu amor -- A mi amor -- Muchacha modernas -- Quisiera llorar -- Viva laredo -- Impossible -- Cholulu -- Concha -- Isabel -- Jalisco nunca -- Los aeroplanos -- Andrea -- Te espero a fuero -- La Vividita -- Manuelita --
Viva sequin (Santiago Jimenez y Sus Valedoves) -- Chabelita (Santiago Jimenez y Sus Valedoves) -- La Cubanita (Santiago Jimenez y Sus Valedoves) -- Cada vez que ca la tarde (Santiago Jimenez y Sus Valedoves) -- La pied rera (Santiago Jimenez y Sus Valedoves) -- Negra traicion (Los Caminantes) -- La Complicada (Los Caminantes)_ -- Siembre hace frio (Los Caminantes) -- Amor me falta (Conjunto Longoria) -- Pobre mujer (Conjunto Longoria) -- De San Antonio a Michigan (El Gallito) -- Si tu te vas (Conjunto Longoria) -- Monterrey (Trio San Antonio) -- No hay remedio (Trio San Antonio) -- Un recuerdo quedo (Trio San Antonio) -- Michula (Trio San Antonio) --
Quiero verte (Pedro Ayala) -- El delfo (Los Hermanos Cardenas) -- Saludamos a Texas (Narciso Martinez) -- Es mi orgullo -- El vacal (Antonio Tanguma) -- Oro blanco (Los Hermanos Cardenas) -- Caballo Bayo (Los Alegres de Teran) -- Las Gallinitas (Los Populares de China) -- Arma blanca (Jose Gonzales) -- Los Gorriones de topo chico -- Todo mi alma (Conjuntos Hermanos Banda) -- Benedicion de dios (Los Donnenos) -- A totonilco (Tony de la Rosa) -- Porque me abandonas (Agapitio Zuniga) -- La Primavera (Juan Lopez) -- Sentimienta y rencor (Conjunta Bernal) -- El Adolorido (Ruben Vela) --
El registro de 1918 (P.D.)(Ramirez y Sanchez) -- Radios y chicanos (Roca y Amador) -- El bootlegger (Roca y Amador) -- Consejo's al maje (Los Madrugadores) -- Se a cabo el W.P.A. (Los Madrugadores) -- Cabrestea o se ahorca (Netty y Jesus Rodriguez) -- Corrido de Europa (Garzes y Cantu) -- La discriminacion (Gaytan y Cantu) -- El Pachuco y el Tarzan (Lalo Guerrero) -- Los Piscadores (Trio San Antonio) -- Marijuana Boogie (Lalo Guerrero) -- El Mojado (Los Hermanos Barron) --
Performed by Lydia Mendoza, vocal and 12-string; Francisco Mendoza, vocal; Leonor Mendoza, vocal and guitar; Francisca Mendoza, triangle; and Maria Mendoza, mandolin... Mal hombre -- Al pie de to reja -- Los besos de mi negra -- Munda enganoso -- Sigue adelante -- El liro -- La costenita -- Las cuatro milpas -- Monterrey -- La China -- Ojitos de mi chata -- A orillas de una fuente -- El hijo prodigo -- El coco --
Performed by Lydia Mendoza, vocal and 12-string; Leonor Mendoza, lead vocals and guitar; Maria Mendoza, mandolin and vocals... Pajarito herido -- Palida luna -- Sola -- Tu portida -- Nunca -- La boda negra -- Tudiras -- Tengo a mi Lupe -- Cuatro vicios -- Noche tenebrosa y fria -- Una noche serena y obscura -- Tu ya no soplas -- En tampico esta lloriendo -- Margarita, margarita --
La Marihuana (Trio Garnica-Ascencio) -- Federico el Pelao (Lydia and Leonora Mendoza) -- A borrezco la vida (Lydia and Leonora Mendoza) -- La Guia (Juanita and Manuel Mendoza) -- Que rayos (Hermanos Padilla) -- Me gusta cantarle al viente (Hermanos Padilla) -- Suerte ingrata (Carmen y Laura) -- Los Pachucos (Juanita y Maria Mendoza) -- No volvere (Juanita y Maria Mendoza) -- El guero polvos (Juanita y Maria Mendoza) -- Vale mas que te alejes (Juanita y Maria Mendoza) -- El Cigarilla (Hermanas Huerta) -- Desdichada de ti (Lydia and Maria Mendoza) --
Ahora si date gusto vida mia -- Pido a mi novia -- El Fronterizo -- El Repatriado -- Vuela suspiro -- Ayer nacio una flor -- Maria -- Mujer del 36 -- Suenos de oro -- Dos seres que se aman -- Sonora querida -- Corrido de los temblores -- La Vida infausta -- La Balbinita -- La Voz de mi madre -- Movenita encanta dora --
Yo quisiera decirte -- Porque me obligas que te olvide -- La Tragedia de Amado Garza -- El Corrido de Laredo -- Herminia -- El Presidario -- Quiero que sepas -- Por vida de dios -- Ando en busca de una blanco palomita -- El Corrido de luz arcos -- Las Gaviotas -- Carita de virgen -- A mi Julia --
La bella Italia (Bruno Villareal) -- La Baranca (Narciso Martinez) -- Sal si puedes (Santiago Jimenez) -- Amor en la playa (Pedro Anaya) -- Fiches blancas (Pedro Anaya) -- Tu condena (Los Alegres de Teran) -- La Chancla (Valerio Longoria) -- La dudo (Valerio Longoria) -- Atotonilco (Tony de la Rosa) -- La Quebrada (Ruben Vela) -- Mi unica camina (Conjunte Bernal) -- Donde estan (Los Relampagos) -- Cobardemente (Los Relampagos) -- Para despedida (Conjunto Bernal) --
The Crooked trail to Holbrook -- Borax Bill -- The trail to Mexico -- Forty a month and found -- The Brazos River -- D-Bar-2 horse wrangler -- Windy Bill -- Goodbye old paint -- Bucking bronco -- I'd like to be in Texas -- The Buffalo skinners -- The Cowboy's lament -- Wild buckaroo -- Snag tooth Sal -- The Trusty lariat -- John Garner's trailhead -- Whiskey Bill -- The Last wagon --
A prayer -- I'm a soldier in the army of the Lord -- Workin' on the building -- Yeah, Lord -- Getting richer -- Is there anybody there -- Holiness dance --
Whoopi ti yi yo -- Pecos Bill -- Home on the range -- Golden slippers -- Echo of an old man's last ride -- San Antonio Rose -- Why Wyoming -- Columbus stockade blues -- Tumbling tumbleweeds -- Vaya con dios --
Performed by The Thunders... Leonard Yazzie, bass; Gary Yazzie, drums and vocals; Henry Wauneka (lead and rhythm guitar) -- At the rodeo again -- Life of rodeo cowboy --
Recorded and edited by Willard Rhodes... Another copy at SWF 87.12/D.16... Yebechai (Sandoval Begay, leader) -- Yebechai (Ambrose Roanhorse, leader) -- Chant from the Blessing Way (Grandpa Natani) -- Chant for success in racing (Grandma Natani) -- Silversmiths song (Ambrose Roanhorse) -- Corn grinding songs (Gleehaspa) -- Moccasin game songs (Kayah David, leader) -- Women's song (Navajo Women) -- Tuning up song (Ethel Pahe, leader) -- Farewell love song (Ethel Pahe, leader) -- Social dance song (Eleanor C. Nieto) -- Song commemorating flag raising at Iwo Jima (Teddy Draper) -- Peyote song (George Mitchell and Kayah David) -- Chants from the Enemy Way (Grandpa Natani) -- Circle dance songs (Julia Dele) -- Spinning dance songs (Kayah David) -- Squaw dance songs (Ambrose Roanhorse, leader) --
Performed by Los Changuitos Feos de Tucson... De colores 3,8 -- Como fue 6 -- Popurri de Juan Gabriel II (Ya no me interesas 3, La diferencia 1, Tengo que olvidar 4, Amor eterno 7) -- Toro coquito 3 -- Alma llanera 1 -- Tu nuevo carinito 2, 7 -- Solamente una vez 4 -- Tema de olividio J. Gabriel, J. Zaizar, Federico Mendez (Te voy a olividar 1, Te llegare mi olivido 1,5) -- Paloma querida 6, Arriba pichataro --
S.A.I.L.A. Southern Arizona International Livestock Association and Pima County Fair 1970 Souvenir... Performed by Dean Armstrong and the Arizona Dance Hands with Bill Meigs... Old shep -- San Antonio rose --
Performed by Teresita Silva... Que bonita -- Buenas noches mi amor -- Orgullosa y bonita -- A medias de la noche -- El ranchero afamado -- Al otro lado del mar -- El ausente -- Dos arbolitos -- Cuando salgo a los campos -- Los laureles -- Prenda del alma -- Cucu rru cucu paloma -- Collar de perlas --
Performed by International Mariachi America de Gilbert Velez... Original number 87.12/D.1, new number 92.14/D.1... Tema de America -- New York, New York -- Vaya con dios -- Jarabe Tapatio -- Guantanamera -- La negra -- El Jabale -- El Sihualteco -- El Triste -- Los Arrierios --
Performed by International Mariachi America... Canta: Gilbert Velez, George Bejarano, Edie Williams, Jose Salazar; longas y percusion, Jerry Martinez; guitarra de Lee Lester... El Corrido de Tucson -- Dos amores -- Popurri de Juan Gabriel (Tarde, La Diferencia, La Farsante, Inocente pobre amigo, Juro que nunco volere) -- Ojitos traidores -- El Toro coquito -- Regalme esta noche -- Alcaravan companero -- Hablando claro -- Popurri de cumbias (Rosa Maria; Tiburon, Tiburon; Maria Isabel) -- El Soldado de levita -- El Pajarocu --
Ceremonial songs: Apache mountain spirit song (C. Hoffman and the San Carlos Apaches) -- Lightning song (Dick Young and the San Carlos Apaches) -- Sun Dance song (Northern Cheyenne Singers - Philip Whiteman, Tom Wooden Legs, Gilbert White Dirt, Harvey Whitman, Ross Teeth, and James Red Cloud) -- Sun Dance Song (Northern Arapahoe Singers) -- Ute Sun Dance (Bert Red, Mrs. Bert Red, Eddie Box and James Mills) -- Song of the Black Mountain (Big Fields Villagers - Tohono O'odham) -- Song of the Green Rainbow (Big Fields Villagers) -- War Dances: Ponca war dance (Chief Spotted Back Hamilton and the Ponca Singers) -- New Taos war dance song (Adam Trujillo and the Taos Singers) -- Kiowa slow war dance (David Apakaun and the Kiowa Singers) -- Kiowa fast war dance (Wm. Koosma Sr. and the Kiowa Singers) -- Bloody knife's warrior song (White Shield Singers of N. Dakota - Arikara) -- Chief's honoring song (Oglala Sioux Singers) -- The Old glory raising on Iwo Jima (Reg Begay - Navajo) -- Korea memorial song (Oglala Sioux Singers) --
Performed by Phillip Cassadore, Reppert Cassadore and Willard Hinton... Apache narrator, Phillip Cassadore; English narrator, Joe Carroll... Recorded live at Seneca Lake, Ariz., San Carlos Apache Reservation... Another copy at SWF 87.12/D.25... Jiigona aisi -- Gozhoo si -- Ni'gosan hadiiza -- Godithoo si -- Izeibi kachideyaa -- Ni'gozho gutchagai -- She'ona'ot'a -- 'itsana tl'eshe -- Shagoni'yo'ai -- Hagodil zaa --
Song of the sky city (Acoma) -- Mountain spirit dance (Apache) -- Buffalo dance (Zuni) -- Love song (Sioux) -- Horse tail dance (Taos) -- Butterfly dance (Hopi) -- Fast war dance (Cheyenne) -- Ye-be-chai chant (Navajo) --
Performed by Bill Moore and Travis Edmonson... The Liar's hour... Another copy of SWF 84.14/D.1... The liar's hour -- Sieery Petes -- Rye whiskey -- Boastful Bill -- The dude wrangler -- High chin Bob -- Ole Red -- Hell in Texas -- La Vaquilla Colorado -- The Bronco with wings -- The cowboy and the shepherd -- Judgement day -- Little Joe, the wrangler -- Ghost Canyon trail -- Yavapai Pete -- Lopin along -- Real cowboy life -- Ridge runnin' roan -- The old nighthawk -- Ride around --
Performed by Singin' Sam Agins... Introduction -- Little Joe the wrangler -- Old Chisolm Trail -- Siree Peaks -- City boarders -- Punchin' the dough -- 10,000 years ago -- Hairtrigger newt -- Rawhide rope -- Jake and Rony -- Strawberry roan (parody) -- Plink plunk -- Red River Valley --
Performed by Singin' Sam Agins... Philadelphia lawyer -- Peon named Pancho -- Had but fifty cents -- Dearly beloved -- Good old mountain dew -- Silver haired daddy -- Cowboy Nick -- South coast -- Goin' back -- Iron pants Pete -- Cat came back -- Red elk --
Performed by the Camp family... As recorded live at the Triple C Ranch... Orange blossom special -- Introductions -- Trail dreamin; -- Ghost riders in the sky -- Tyin' knots in the devil's tail -- Alpine cowboy -- Whoopi-ti-yi-yo -- Wayward wind -- El rancho grande -- Momma don't allow -- Navajo trail -- Mountain dew -- Sagebrush in heaven -- Goodnight --
Performed by the Camp family... Boil them cabbage down -- Way out there -- Come and get it -- Tumbling tumbleweeds -- Cool water -- Texas plains -- The Lillies grow high -- Orange blossom special -- Streets of Laredo -- It had to be you -- Mama don't allow -- In Arizona -- Silent trails -- Who spit tobacco -- Adobe hacienda -- Sage brush in heaven -- Happy rovin' cowboy --
Performed by the Camp family... Saddle up -- Navajo trail -- One more ride -- Rodeo cowboy -- Riders in the sky -- Texas plains -- Sierry Petes -- Western medley -- Blue prairie -- When payday rolls around -- Way out there -- Trail dreaming -- Ragtime cowboy Joe -- An Indian prayer -- Tumbling weeds -- El rancho grande -- Orange blossom special -- The Santa Fe trail -- San Antone Rose -- Cimmarron --
Performed by Leslie Keith, fiddle; Leonard Berline, guitar; John Hickman, banjo; Roger Bush, bass; Tom Ford, guitar; Bill Rondstadt, bass... Recorded in Tucson, Ariz... Produced by John Delgado... Cotton eyed Joe -- Black mountain blues -- Natural bridge blues -- Peacock rag -- Cacklin' hen -- Bound to ride -- Clinch mountain blues -- Bonoparte's retreat -- Lee highway blues -- Amazing Grace -- Crazy blues -- Wildcat blues -- Where the old red river flows -- Stormy waters --
Performed by Orris and Ruth Polling; Bob Scott, guitar and bass; Bill Hagara, accordion and engineer. Produced by Bob Scott Frick and Bill Hagara... Some wonderful day -- My beautiful home -- The masters bouquet -- Lord build me a cabin -- The world is not my home -- Angry words -- My cottage home -- Lifes railroad to heaven -- Old country church.
NOTES: Performed by John Ross, Mandolin and baritone; Ron Doering, guitar, lead vocals, percussion, first mandolin, bass; Marc Rennard, fiddles, baritone vocals, guitar, bass; Chip Curry, banjo, tenor vocal. Recorded at Westwood Studios, Tucson, Ariz. Produced by E.C. Creigh and R.W. Doering. Making quite a living -- Twin oaks -- Special rhyme -- Shovel tooth -- Black smoke -- Riverside slide -- Coco loco -- Lonely lines of distance -- Emilia rag -- Got the feeling --
NOTES: Performed by Chip Curry, banjo; Ron Doering, guitar; Marc Rennard, fiddle; Jon Ross, mandolin. Produced by Chip Curry. Recorded in Tucson, Ariz.... 12 miles and 100 years -- New money -- Beaumont rag -- Wah hoo -- Walkin' in my sleep -- Fiddle medley -- Eddie's reel -- Rawhide -- Cherokee shuffle -- The story of whistlin' Rufus -- Ragtime Annie -- Farewell blues
Performed by Don "Hardtimes" Matlock, guitar; Don "Horsefly" Johnson, fiddle; Phil "Windy" Egleston, banjo; Fred "Shortcut" Eaton, bass... Recorded in Tucson,Ariz... (I’m using my Bible) For a road map -- Homestead on the farm -- Swattin' the fly -- The last thing on my mind -- Katey Daley -- Phil's folly --Bed of roses -- San Antonio rose -- Black Mountain rag -- Good hearted woman -- Foggy mountain breakdown -- Is anybody going to San Antone -- Maiden’s prayer -- Columbus stockade blues -- I’ll always be glad to take you back -- ruby -- Orange blossom special.
NOTES: Performed by Doug Piper, guitar and vocals; Howard Mathews, fiddle, bass, and vocals; Dewayne Price, banjo and high tenor vocal; Don Corley, bass and baritone vocal... Panhandle country -- Gold watch and chain -- Here I am drunk again -- Hit parade of love -- God gave you to me -- Train 45 -- Walking shoes -- Home run man -- Living like a fool -- Pike county breakdown -- Cuckoo bird -- I'm using my bible for a road map --
NOTES: Performed by Chester James, rythm guitar; Dan Igor Glenn, string bass, dobro, autoharp, and lead guitar; Sol Rudnick, fiddle on "Blue Ridge mountain home"; Pat White, piano on "Hills of old Kentucky"... Recorded in Phoenix, Ariz... Whippoorwill song -- Bonnie wee lassie -- Two little girls in blue -- The huckster wagon -- Little whitewashed chimney -- Scarlot ribbons -- The light in the parlor -- Little alpine goat boy -- Little Joe -- The mountain of my life -- Old red cradle -- Little Shoes -- Little mother of the hills -- Little shirt mother made for me -- Blue Ridge mountain home -- Hills of old Kentucky --
NOTES: Performed by Chuck Lewis, voice and guitar; Bob Scott Frick, guitar, bass, and engineer... When we all get to heaven -- The crucifixion of Jesus Christ -- Old camp meeting in the sky -- I'll fly away -- Jesus is still with me -- The lily of the valley -- Turn your radio on -- This world is not my home -- Grace covers all -- Tear stains in the sand.
NOTE: Performed by Lalo Guerrero and the Mariachi Sol de Mexico; Esteban Hernandez, violin; Jésus Hernández, guitar; Humberto Hernández, vihuela; Francisco "Capiro" Castro, guitarron; José Hernández, trumpet... Produced by Philip Sonnichsen... ¡Ole! Fernando -- Fernando el toro --
NOTES: Performed by Lalo Guerrero... Oigo una banda -- Enamorado de ti -- No me gusta dormir solo -- Porque te quiero, no lo se -- Ya -- Con todo el corazon -- No me quedo llorando -- Mayo y deciembre -- A pesar de todo -- Vamos a bailar --
NOTES: Performed by Burt Lambert and the Northern Express; Roland Gourneau; Lancelot Azure; Mike Hawley; Kathy Moran; Wanda Moran... Houston Blues -- The grass won't pay no mind --
NOTES: Performed by Elvin Kelly y los Reyes; Elvin Kelly, sax; Steve Kelly, drums; Elmer Ray, sax; Harry Ray, guitar; Kenneth Antone, bass guitar... Truquero polka -- Cosita linda-cumbia --
NOTES: Performed by Hopi Singers from Second Mesa, led by David Talewiftema... David Talewiftema's buffalo dance song -- David Talewiftema's butterfly dance song --
NOTES: Side one performed by Harvey Lomawaima and his Hopi dancers from Second Mesa, Arizona... Butterfly dance... Side two performed by L. Shebaba; Mallon; R. Gasper with drum, bells, gourd, and rain rattle... Zuni Nah-ha-li-sho --
NOTES: Performed by Tammie Dee Crawley and The Undecided Takers... Recorded in the studios of Audio Recorder in Phoenix... Pitty pitty patter -- I've got a happy heart --
NOTES: Performed by The Moran Sisters: Kathy, Carol, Wanda, and Judy... Everybody's talkin at me (Carol Moran, vocals) -- Run woman run (Kathy Moran, lead vocals) --
NOTES: Performed by Johnny Curtis; Mike Johanning, harmony; James (Red) Godwin and Leon Antonio, drums; Jonathan Graham, keyboards; Melvin Antonio, bass; Michael Hardwick, steel guitar... Leavin' this reservation -- Be nice --
NOTES: Performed by Vincent Craig... Cover contains information about who the Code Talkers were, what they did, and Vincent Craig's relation to this topic... Insert about the honoring of Code Talkers in Arizona in 1982 and the establishment of Navajo Code Talkers Day by Governor Bruce Babbit... Code Talkers -- Goodbye Miss Rodeo --
NOTES: Performed by Apache Spirit: Midnite, lead steel and acoustic guitars and vocals; Paschal, bass guitar and vocals; Apache Boy, drums; Lee, vocals... Produced by José A. Chavez... Recorded at Alta Vista Recording Studio, Albuquerque, N.M.... Indian cowboy -- Never ending love -- Hello trouble -- Delta dawn -- Bring it home -- La bamba -- Weekend woman -- Ridin me high -- Same old tale -- If I were a carpenter -- Gloria -- Apache Mexico --
NOTES: Performed by Apache Spirit: Midnite, lead, steel, acoustic, and vocals; Lee, vocals; Paschal, bass guitar and vocals; Apache Boy, drums... Cover contains excerpt by Lee Ethelbah in English and Apache...Recorded at Alta Vista Studios, Albuquerque, N.M.... Keep movin on -- Mental revenge -- Silver threads and golden needles -- Since I met you baby -- I still miss someone -- Ashes of love -- Everything will be together -- Say it again -- Fire -- Help me make it through the night -- Heaven is my womans love -- Good girls gonna go bad --
NOTES: Performed by Bruce Hamana... Cover contains biographical information about the performer and notes on each song... Produced by Canyon Records... Recorded at Pantheon Studios, Phoenix, Ariz.... The meek shall inherit the earth -- Why can't I understand -- Be free with me -- I remember your smile -- On the road -- One night -- Future goodbyes -- Show me -- Message to Crystal --
NOTES: Performed by The Fenders: Johnny Emerson Jr., vocals; Ervin Becenti, vocals; Edward Gruber Jr., guitar; Rubin Mason, bass; Tom Pete, drums... Cover contains biographical information on the band... Photograph of the band on the cover... Let mother nature have her way -- T for Texas -- Guitar rag -- Tell my baby I love her -- Tiger by the tail -- Out in New Mexico -- Sugar coated babe -- Jambolia -- Going home -- If tear drops were pennies -- I don't care -- That little difference --
NOTES: Album cover has photograph of Harold Mariano on front and a brief description of Harold Mariano's music history by Frank Sandoval, the builder of The Navajo Sundowner Organization... Harold Mariano was the first American Indian to record in Nashville... Produced by The Navajo Sundowners... Recorded in Nashville... Country road -- Arm of a fool -- Heaven every day -- She'll be hanging around somewhere -- That's the chance I'll have to take -- It hurt so good -- Behind closed doors -- Brand new Mr. Me -- Whispering pine -- Lonesome blues -- Honky-tonk man --
NOTES: Album cover gives description of how the Salt River Indian Band came to be... Recorded in the Tribal Community Hall, Salt River Indian Reservation, Scottsdale, Arizona... Frank Dukepoo, directing... Norad defenders -- Chicago Worlds Fair Centennial -- La Paloma -- Sharpshooter's march -- Tango for band -- Slidin' some -- Old comrades -- La sorella -- Begin the beguine -- Spirit of peace march -- Bravura march --
NOTES: Album cover contains biographical information on the perfomer and his musical history... Painting of Russel Moore, on front cover, by Estaño... Performers: Russel 'Big Chief' Moore, trombone; Ed Polcer, cornet; Dick Wellstood, piano; Gene Ramey, bass; Jackie Williams, drums... Recorded in New York City, April 19, 1973... Blues my naughty sweetie gives me -- Some day you'll be sorry -- Wabash blues -- Chant for wounded knee -- St. Louis blues -- Amazing Grace -- Buddy Bolden's blues -- Little white lies -- The shiek of Araby -- It's tight like that -- Big Chief stomp --
NOTES: Album cover contains painting of 'Big Chief' on the front... The back has a written biographic account of Russel Moore's musical history... The songs on the album come from separate times within a two decade period... The musicians change depending on the song... See album cover for a list of musician names... Analon -- Black and blue -- The chant of the weed -- Panama -- Am I blue -- The shiek of Araby -- Basin street blues -- Blues my naughty sweetie gave me -- Chantez la bas -- I ain't got nobody -- How long blues -- The Saints --
NOTES: Performed by Orchestra: Schroeder's Playboys: John Schroeder, guitar; Bill Yates, piano; Jerry Jacka, accordion; Tony Cordasco, bass... Round dance... Desert stomp -- Arizona waltz --
NOTES: Performed by Orchestra: Schroeder's Playboys: Walter Nobble, fiddle; John Schroeder, guitar; Tony Cordasco, bass... Square dance without calls... Hell amongst the yearlings -- Bake them hoe cakes brown --
NOTES: Performed by Johnny Balmer and his Grand Canyon Boys: fiddlin by Ellis McBride... Square dance instrumental tempo... Polk County breakdouwn -- Up jumped the devil --
NOTES: Performed by Johnny Balmer and his Grand Canyon Boys; fiddlin by Ellis McBride... Square dance instrumental... Eight of January -- Black Mountain rag --
NOTES: Performed by Johnny Balmer and his Grand Canyon Boys; fiddlin by Slim Forbes... Square dance without calls... Leather britches -- Ragtime Annie --
NOTES: Performed by Roy Sexton and his Arizona Hoedowners: Roy Sexton, fiddle; Bill Harris, guitar; Clyde Armentrout, bass; Johnny Balmer, banjo... Texas heefly -- Chicken reel --
NOTES: Performed by Cal Golden's Arkansas Mountain Boys; Jack Carter, fiddle... Singing square dance songs without calls... Rocky Mountain goat -- Gray eagle --
NOTES: Performed by Roy Sexton and his Arizona Hoedowners: Roy Sexton, fiddle; Bill Harris, guitar; Clyde Armentrout, bass... Square dance without calls... Instructions for dance to 'Nobody's business' included... Nobody's business -- Bully of the town --
NOTES: Performed by Fiddlin' Forrest Delk and his Gully Jumpers... Square dance without calls... Great big taters in sandy land -- Turkey in the straw --
NOTES: Performed by Clay Ramsey and the Old Timers... Record without calls... Instructions for both dances included... Alabama jubilee -- Oh, Johnny --
NOTES: Performed by Clay Ramsey and the Old Timers... Instructions for Rye waltz included... Couples dance and old time 'Goodnight Waltz' ... Rye waltz -- Home sweet home --
NOTES: Performed by Los Cardenales: Jose y Dolores, canta... Recorded in the studio of Copper State Recording Company Inc., Tucson, Ariz.... Produced by Memo Hernandez... Abrazando aquella tumba -- Pobre de ti --
NOTES: Performed by Los Hermanos Velez... Picture of the group on record cover... Brief biographical history of group on back cover (in spanish)... Produced by Guillermo Hernandez H.L. DeSoto p1976... La Guitarra y el mara -- Ocho dias --
NOTES: Record cover has picture of Heberto, El Rancherito on front and Mariachi Guadalupano de Tucson on back... Performed by Heberto "El Rancherito," featuring Mariachi Guadalupano de Tucson... Si puedes, comprenderme -- Morena morenita --
NOTES: Performed by Espectro Latino: G. Manzanedo, J. Favela, J. Guevara, vocal... Produced by Gladys A. Gatz... Music arranged by R. Gastelum... Alex Bernal -- Solo amigos --
NOTES: Performed by Jesús García Cano accompanied by Mariachi Oro de Mexico... Produced by Jesús García Cano... Picture of performer on record label... Eres tu todo -- Un aventon --
NOTES: Performed by Jesús García Cano R.A.D.D.A. accompanied by Mariachi Oro de México... Produced by Jesús García Cano... Picture of Jesús García Cano on record label... Como yo te quiero -- Amor se dice cantando --
NOTES: Performed by Raúl Manjarrez con el Mariachi Los Polmeros de Ramiro Jauregui (Priviligio) and el Mariachi Los Rancheros de Jose Santos (Prohibido)... Prohibido -- Priveligio --
NOTES: Performed by Jesús García Cano con el Mariachi Nuevo Tecalitlan... Una producción de Jacobo Palu... Record cover has picture of Jesús García Cano... Muñeqita -- Jugando --
NOTES: Performed by Blanquita Benitez con La Banda de Mauro Martin J.R.... Una produccíon de Jesús García Cano... Record cover has picture of Blanquita Benitez... El borriquito -- Te quiero asi --
NOTES: Performed by El Triunfador Jesús García Cano con el Mariachi Oro de México... Record cover has picture of Cano on front and words to 'Mi ciudad Nogales' by Ignacio Cienfuegos Heredía on back... Sinceramente tuyo -- Mi ciudad Nogales --
NOTES: Performed by Grupo Imapala de Naco Sonora... Record cover has picture of group on front cover... Brief history of group on the back... Que importa la distancia -- Te sigo queriendo --
NOTES: Album cover describes the group and the music it plays (in spanish)... This is a final volume of a six volume series with a collection from various composers... Saludo a suaqui (Eduardo C. Gulliver) -- Flor de capomo (Dominio Publico) -- San Isidro (Silvestre Rodriguez) -- Tu mirada (Silvestre Rodriguez) -- Baille de diablo (Gildardo Vazquez) -- El jorullo (Federico Bustillos) -- El limoncito (Silvestre Rodriguez) -- A mi patria Mexico (Federico Bustillos) -- No se por que te quiero (Manuel S. Acuña)--
NOTES: Performed by Banda de musica del Estado... Director: Capitan 1ro. Carlos Ramirez Paredes... All performed by Rodolfo Campodónico... Constanza -- Crucita -- Amando -- Catalina --
NOTES: Collection of Smoky Mountain ballads... Five records by nine artists/groups collected by John A. Lomax... Introduction and description of songs by John A. Lomax... Performers include Wade Mainer and Zeke Morris on side one and The Carter Family on side two... Down in the willow (Mainer and Morris, singing with violin, guitar, and banjo) -- Worried man blues (The Carter Family, singing with autoharp and guitar) --
NOTES: Collection of Smokey Mountain ballads... Five records by nine artists or groups... Collected by John A. Lomax... Introduction and description of songs by John A. Lomax... Performers include: J.E. Mainer's Mountaineers on side one and Gid Tanner and his Skillet Lickers on side two... On a cold winter night (J.E. Mainer's Mountaineers, singing by Wade Mainer) -- Ida Red (Gid Tanner and his Skillet Lickers, string band with singing) --
NOTES: Collection of Smokey Mountain ballads... Five records by nine artists/groups... Collected by John A. Lomax... Introduction and description of songs by John A. Lomax... Performers include: The Carter Family on side one and Uncle Dave Macon on side two... The east Virginia blues (The Carter Family, singing with guitar and auto harp) -- Cumberland Mountain deer race (Uncle Dave Macon, singing and banjo) --
NOTES: Collection of Smoky Mountain ballads... Five records by nine artists/groups... Collected by John A. Lomax... Introduction and description of songs by John A. Lomax... Performers include Dixon Brothers on side one and Arthur Smith Trio on side two... Intoxicated rat (Dixon Brothers, singing with guitars) -- Chittlin' cookin' in Cheatham County (Arthur Smith Trio, singing with violin and guitars) --
NOTES: Collection of Smoky Mountain ballads... Five records by nine artists/groups... Collected by John A. Lomax... Introduction and description of songs by John A. Lomax... Performers include: Wade Mainer, Zeke Morris, Steve Ledford on side one and the Monroe Brothers on side two... Riding on that train forty-five (Wade Mainer, Zeke Morris,and Steve Ledford, singing with violin, guitar, and banjo) -- Darling Corey (Monroe Brothers, Charles and Bill) --
CONTENTS: [side A] Que quieres que te diga -- El pavido navido -- Justicia ranchera -- El palo verdo -- Peregrina -- [side B] El naufrago -- Puerta de oro -- Los indios con Obregón -- El jilguerito -- Rinconcitos de Sonora.
“Presented by the Elks Lodge 385, Tucson, Arizona” CONTENTS: Home on the range -- Cool water -- Silver on the sage -- Blue shadows on the trail -- Holiday for strings -- Estrellita.
CONTENTS: Song of the twins -- Song of the red ants -- Tobacco song -- Song of the coyote who stole the fire -- A song of the flood -- A song of the flood -- “There are no people” -- Sweathouse song -- Sweathouse song -- Song of the sun -- Hogahn song -- The song of the Earth Spirit -- “Where the stars were made” -- “When they saw each other” -- The heroes search for their father -- The heroes greet the dawn and the darkness -- the heroes arrive at the sun’s house -- Wind song -- The heroes kill the giant -- Song of the movement of creation -- Song of the talking god -- Songs of Anthltahni -- Old age song -- It shows my way -- I am on my way -- A song of the dawn -- The last song of the dawn.
CONTENTS: The tenderfoot -- Blood on the saddle -- The boll weevil song -- Green grow the lilacs -- Whiskey, rye whiskey -- The old Chisholm trail. -- The next big river -- Kansas boys.
