American Indian Music Of The Sioux And The Navajo Tribes Vinyl LP
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Jan 2, 2025
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Description
Vinyl, LP
Albatros – VPA 8441 Vinyl: VG+ / Sleeve: VG+
Recorded in Indian Communities in 1949, with the cooperation of The United States Office of Indian Affairs.
(see below for grading descriptions)
TRACK LISTING
A1 Benjamin Sitting Up, Lucy Randall, Paul High Horse, Oliver Standing Bear and Jonas Quiver– Rabbit Dance A2 "Peyote Cult Song" Male Sioux Singer With Gourd Rattle, "Peyote Cult Song" Water-drum Player– Peyote Cult Song A3 "Love Song" Male Sioux Singer– Love Song A4 "Sun Dance" Male Sioux Chorus, "Sun Dance" Eagle-bone Whistle Player, "Sun Dance" Drummers– Sun Dance A5 "Omaha Dance" Male Sioux Chorus, "Omaha Dance" Drummers, "Omaha Dance" Dancers With Bells– Omaha Dance A6 John Coloff– Love Song A7 "Honoring Song" Solo Flute– Honoring Song B1 "Riding Song" Mixed Navajo Chorus– Riding Song B2 Fort Wingate Indian School– Song Of Happiness B3 Julia Deal– Spinning Dance B4 Julia Deal– Spinning Dance B5 "Corn Grinding Song" Female Navajo Singer, "Corn Grinding Song" Basket-drum Player– Corn Grinding Song B6 "Squaw Dance" Male Navajo Chorus, "Squaw Dance" Drummers– Squaw Dance B7 Ambrose Roan Horse– Silversmith's Song B8 "Night Chant" Male Navajo Chorus With Gourd Rattles– N
Grading
Mint - unopened / un-played, often still in shrink-wrap or has not been removed from the jacket. The sleeve is pristine condition, looks new.
NM (Near Mint) The vinyl looks glossy and clearly has only been played a few times. There are no marks on the vinyl and the whole package is complete. The sleeve may have very light corner wear, the odd small dent / line.
VG+ will show some signs that it was played and otherwise handled by a previous owner who took good care of it. Defects should be more of a cosmetic nature ( A little rub, slight scuffs, light inaudible marks, a little background crackle.) Sleeve will show some wear such as light creases but will be in-tact. There may be light ring wear / discolouring.
VG marks or scuffs may be felt by finger-tip touch, Light pops and clicks, an edge split, light visible scratches. may be evident as will background noise. Generally these will not over-power the sound quality but are present. Sleeves may have seam splits, more significant wear / ring-wear / discolouring
GOOD+/GOOD - Can be played through without skipping. But will likely have significant surface noise, 'ticks' scratches, and visible groove wear. Sleeve will have seam splits, especially at the bottom or on the spine. Tape, writing, ring wear, or other defects will be present.
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