Contemporary Masters Series Volume 5: Nundhirribala Artist/Collector: Mungayana Nhundhirribala Label Information: Yothu Yindi Foundation Media Type: CD Year: 2001 Availability: Skinnyfish Music

Track Number	Track Title	Track Time	Notes
01	Maraga (long Thin Yirritja Cloud)	0:00:29	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
02	Narrurrungirini (cold South Wind-fast)	0:00:34	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
03	Narrurrungirini (cold South Wind-slow)	0:00:36	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
04	Wadabirr (black Goana)	0:00:32	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
05	Garrarnga (oenpelli Man)	0:00:33	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. People see old man Garrnarnga around when turtle hunting at low tide.
06	Walbalg (skinny Fish)	0:00:31	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
07	Ralngarr (white Cockatoo)	0:00:30	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
08	Nabi (yirritja Sugar Bag)	0:00:35	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
09	Miwul to Angurrgi (talking About Country)	0:00:34	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
10	Alja (yellow Belly Black Snake)	0:00:32	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
11	Ngura (bush Fire)	0:00:29	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
12	Gugu (flood Water Fast)	0:00:32	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
13	Gugu (flood Water Slow)	0:00:28	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
14	Gugu	0:00:34	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
15	Gurumburra (silver Gull)	0:00:30	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
16	Durrmala (north Wind)	0:00:30	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
17	Guwag 1 (rainbird)	0:00:33	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
18	Guwag 2 (rainbird)	0:00:31	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
19	Guwag 3 (rainbird)	0:00:30	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
20	Yinggulbandi (barramundi)	0:00:34	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
21	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:34	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
22	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:39	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
23	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:35	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
24	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:37	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
25	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:32	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
26	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:38	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
27	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:51	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
28	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:39	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
29	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:58	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
30	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:28	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
31	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:01:03	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
32	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:55	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
33	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:02:19	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
34	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:51	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
35	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:53	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
36	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:41	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
37	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:48	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
38	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:57	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
39	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:39	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
40	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:51	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
41	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:44	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
42	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:01:11	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
43	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:36	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
44	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:45	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
45	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:01:24	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
46	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:42	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
47	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:37	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
48	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:43	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
49	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:25	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
50	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:50	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
51	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:39	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
52	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:31	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
53	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:35	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
54	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:01:12	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
55	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:56	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
56	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:28	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
57	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:27	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
58	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:22	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
59	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:21	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
60	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:48	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
61	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:28	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
62	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:35	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
63	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:37	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
64	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:31	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
65	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:01:05	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
66	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:41	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
67	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:40	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
68	Manggaadhirra (macassan)	0:00:46	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land. Tracks 21-69: A long time ago in the Dreaming Time, the Wurindi People spotted a strange object floating in the sea, with all the fright and confusion, they noticed a lone man aboard a boat, flying high a red flag. The man approaced the Wurindi people and spoke 'My name is Yurrugbirridhi.' The people chanted back the man's name, 'Yurrugbirridhi.' From that day the Wurindi people became as one, the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land. And this song passed down through the generations to today.
69	Aeroplane	0:00:34	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
70	Guwag 1 (rainbird)	0:00:30	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
71	Guwag 2 (rainbird)	0:01:23	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
72	Guwag 3 (rainbird)	0:01:30	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
73	Guwag 4 (rainbird)	0:01:10	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
74	Guwag 2 (rainbird)	0:00:46	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land
75	Ralngarr (white Cockatoo)	0:00:37	Yadu Nuymamurdirdi on yidaki. All tracks are from the Nhundirribala clan (in the region of Numbulwar) of southeastern Arnhem Land