Trade Dance Song - Jim Paul (1911 Wax Cylinder Recording)

In 1911, William Hubbs Mechling, an anthropologist for the now Canadian Museum of Civilization, photographed the culture and family life of Wolastoqiyik society. W. H. Mechling also recorded several traditional Wolastoqey songs on wax cylinders. Most of the recordings took place in Sitansisk and feature Mrs. Issac Paul, Mr. Frank Sapier, Mr. Jim Paul, and Mr. Simon Paul. The Canoe Song, featuring Thomas Paul, was recorded at Lorette, Quebec by Marious Barbeau.

01) Wedding Song - Frank Sapier
02) Snake Dance Song - Frank Sapier
03) Trade Dance Song - Jim Paul
04) Installation and Chiefs Song - Frank Sapier
05) Short Horn Song - Jim Paul
06) Trading Dance Song - Mrs Isac Paul
07) Death Chant - Jim Paul
08) Fishers and Poktoinskwies Songs - Jim Paul
09) War Song - Simon Paul
10) War Dance Song - Frank Sapier
11) Chiefs Song - Frank Sapier
12) Canoe Song - Thomas Paul

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