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Song of earth magician when disappearing in the ground -- Song of Brown Buzzard after killing Elder Brother -- Song before emerging from Ashes Hill -- Song to put the eagle to sleep -- Song of the old woman who attended Elder Brother -- Four fires on the ground -- The girls are approaching -- Song to make the boy invisible -- The dwelling place of the sun -- Each singer wears a white feather -- Song of the watchers -- Song during rain divination -- A blue wind -- The wind blows from the sea -- Sandy loam fields -- Out of the mountains -- Song to a little yellow wasp -- Song of the dawn -- White mountain birds were singing -- A black crow -- Song concerning a wounded Apache -- The little captive children -- The eagle is talking -- We must run -- I met a Mexican.
[recorded and edited by Frances Densmore].
On container insert: Archive of Folk Culture; American Folklife Center.
Program notes with English translations of song texts (16 pages) included.