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MATO: “Amígole saté, pínta balúba”
MATO: “Kidéndele, kidéndele, sani taampu-oo”
SUSA (Drumming with Vocals)
SONGE: “Pe lobi de, mma?” (Where is the love, mama?)
SONGE (Extended Drumming with Vocals)
AWASA (Drumming with Vocals)
AWASA (Extended Drumming with Vocals)
TUKA (Old Style): “Dede, dede namo, yee”
TUKA (Dondowen): "Tonkoli Suku Maite, Molí Mawá"
KUMANTI (Song Accompanied by Agwado): "Mi dasi-oo, Nana-oo, yee”
KUMANTI: “Tide ontuo e piki-oo, kugulu man alali”
KUMANTI (Song Accompanied by Agwado): “Suku a sole bamban, obia, pe fu a piki, a piiti nou”
AGWADO (Solo Song with Agwado Accompaniment): “Basi Agwado, odi, odi, odi-oo”
ALEKE: “Mabula (Mabuya) go na Ndyuka”
ALEKE: “Na so, mi mama, yee, fa wi e begi (alt., kali) a golon wenti, mi mama, yee”
ALEKE: “Di mi na a moni, fa mi o du-ee? Mi o go koti baana-oo, fu mi go seli a bilo”
AGWADO (Solo Song with Agwado Accompaniment): “Basia Lomi, yu mu kali Kwaku gi mi”
BOTOO TUTU (Flute Language)
FON KEN (Work Song, for Pounding Sugarcane)
KWADYO (Solo Song): “Asa-oo, papa ngúlinya, ngúlinya”
KWADYO (Drumming with Vocals): “Adyaini-oo, mi na man”
AGWADO (Solo Song with Agwado Accompaniment): “Alabi, sipi e booko genti e kon”
PAPA (VODU) (Drumming with Vocals)
(C) 2011 Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
