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Elaine Keillor

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Heartbeat: Voices of First Nations Women. Recordings and annotations by Rayna Green and Howard Bass. Smithsonian Folkways SF CD-40415. CD with 21 pages of notes in English and 15 b/w photographs of performers. Bibliography (21 entries) and discography (59 entries). 34 tracks recorded in the studio. 69'43. 1995. - Matriarch: Iroquois Women's Songs. Recordings by Tom Wasinger and Joanne Sheandoah-Tekalihwa khwa. Annotations by Doug George-Kanentino and Joanne Sheandoah-Tekalihwa khwa. Silver Wave Records SD-913. CD with 9 pages of notes in English and 13 b/w photographs of women to whom songs are dedicated and 4 color photographs of performers. No bibliography. 13 tracks recorded in the studio. 45'23. 1996. - Hearts of the Nations: Aboriginal Women's Voices in the Studio 1997. Recordings by Russell Wallace. Annotations by Viola Tanner-McLure and Sandra Vida. AWVcd Banff/97. CD with 13 pages of notes in English (with translations of song text) and 12 color photographs of performers. No bibliography. 16 tracks recorded in the studio. 46'07. 1997. - Mi'kmaq Chants: Denny Family. Recordings by Joel Denny and Mike Wadden. Annotations by Joel Denny. Kewing Recordings Productions KCD-0001. CD with 3 pages of notes in English and 6 color photographs of performers. No bibliography. 17 tracks recorded in the studio. 46'11. 1995. - Rose Fredlund: Maseecho. Recordings by Danny Schur. Sunshine Records SSCT-4335. Cassette with 2/3 page of notes in English and 1 color photograph of performer. No bibliography. 13 tracks recorded in the studio. 44'17. 1997.

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