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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Phonograph record, accession number 24-19, described as Aluminum record: (17) Brush Dance song, Johnny Jo, Redwood Henry's brother (cf.#7) (18) White Deerskin Dance - Domingo - 1st of series sung, with wider range (ex. violin)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Phonograph record, accession number 24-24, described as Aluminum record: (x10) Doctor dance song, with words. (x10a) Doctor dance song with words (Apparently resining of IV - 7, 7a)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Phonograph record, accession number 24-2, described as “Paiute Song”. Performed by two Achomawi Indians. Aluminum record.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Phonograph record, accession number 24-20, described as Aluminum record: (19) Indian Doctor dance - Fannie Flounder’s Remohpa song - while she aids novice. (20) Brush dance song. Also by Johnnie Jo. (Also Cat 24-99. 101 (tapes)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Phonograph record, accession number 24-15, described as Aluminum record: (11) Indian Card game Song #3 (Reppokjah) One is Redwood Henry Seth Henry; One by Charlie Fry of Oyoh; One by Captain Tom. (12) Jump dance Sweathouse Song (used when person prayed) Redwood Henry
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Phonograph record, accession number 24-86, described as Kurdish folk songs and dances. Dubbed by Cecilia Ross in Baghdad, Jan 2, 1958. From a local authentic tape made during an expedition into the Iraqian section inhabited by Kurds.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Phonograph record, accession number 24-315.1, described as Glass base disc record. Makah “Grace Song” sung before eating, “Giving Song”, Thanks song, “dogwai o qwec” song, snipe dance song, young Doctor song, Cole Philippines dubbings. See accession envelope for additional information.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Phonograph record, accession number 24-18, described as Aluminum record: (15) Medicine song (Woh’pekumow). Sung in Wopau. Song called Wohpekumen meL kegeisomweih = W. lonesome. (16) Small money song
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Phonograph record, accession number 24-3294, described as One phonograph record, double sided recorded on 10/19/1938 at Frank Kay Recording Studios, 156 West 44th Street, New York; Phone, Longacre 5-1995-6; Speed, 78; Diameter, 30.5 cm. Recording of "Theos Gordon". Record is housed in Victor Record sleeve.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Phonograph record, accession number 24-3296, described as One phonograph recording by Hatha Yogi Wassan, from Punjab, India. With Tibetan script engraved. Copyright 1925. Recorded on one side only; Diameter, 25 cm. Housed is brown paper sleeve with KELLUM TALKING PICTURE COMPANY, 2122 Berkeley Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. on front.

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