Authentic Aboriginal Music From the Wandjina People Artist/Collector: Wandjina People Label Information: ARC Music Productions Int. Ltd.: EUCD 1341 Media Type: CD Year: 1995 Availability: Amazon.Com

Track Number	Track Title	Track Time	Notes
01	Wongga Initiation Song	0:01:10	Songman: Lorrie Utemorrah, Didjeridu: Louis Karadada. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
02	Wongga Initiation Song	0:00:53	Songman: Lorrie Utemorrah, Didjeridu: Louis Karadada. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
03	Wongga Initiation Song	0:01:06	Songman: Lorrie Utemorrah, Didjeridu: Louis Karadada. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
04	Wongga Initiation Song	0:01:02	Songman: Lorrie Utemorrah, Didjeridu: Louis Karadada. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
05	Wongga Initiation Song	0:01:08	Songman: Lorrie Utemorrah, Didjeridu: Louis Karadada. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
06	Wongga Initiation Song	0:01:17	Songman: Lorrie Utemorrah, Didjeridu: Louis Karadada. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
07	Wongga Initiation Song	0:01:11	Songman: Lorrie Utemorrah, Didjeridu: Louis Karadada. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
08	Wongga Initiation Song	0:01:46	Songman: Lorrie Utemorrah, Didjeridu: Louis Karadada. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
09	Wongga Initiation Song	0:00:50	Songman: Lorrie Utemorrah, Didjeridu: Louis Karadada. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
10	Wongga Initiation Song	0:01:03	Songman: Lorrie Utemorrah, Didjeridu: Louis Karadada. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
11	Wongga Initiation Song	0:01:03	Songman: Louis Karadada, Didjeridu: Lorrie Utemorrah. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
12	Wongga Initiation Song	0:01:07	Songman: Louis Karadada, Didjeridu: Lorrie Utemorrah. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
13	Wongga Initiation Song	0:01:18	Songman: Lorrie Utemorrah, Didjeridu: Louis Karadada. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
14	Wongga Initiation Song	0:01:01	Songman: Lorrie Utemorrah, Didjeridu: Louis Karadada. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
15	Wongga Initiation Song	0:01:02	Songman: Lorrie Utemorrah, Didjeridu: Louis Karadada. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
16	Wongga Initiation Song	0:01:11	Songman: Lorrie Utemorrah, Didjeridu: Louis Karadada. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
17	Bandrru (Island) Song	0:01:07	Songman: Jeffrey Mangolamara. Bandrru is "island music" inspired by the numerous islands off the north Kimberley coast. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
18	Bandrru (Island) Song	0:01:07	Songman: Jeffrey Mangolamara. Bandrru is "island music" inspired by the numerous islands off the north Kimberley coast. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
19	Bandrru (Island) Song	0:01:25	Songman: Jeffrey Mangolamara. Bandrru is "island music" inspired by the numerous islands off the north Kimberley coast. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
20	Bandrru (Island) Song	0:01:07	Songman: Jeffrey Mangolamara. Bandrru is "island music" inspired by the numerous islands off the north Kimberley coast. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
21	Bandrru (Island) Song	0:01:11	Songman: Jeffrey Mangolamara. Bandrru is "island music" inspired by the numerous islands off the north Kimberley coast. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
22	Bandrru (Island) Song	0:01:17	Songman: Jeffrey Mangolamara. Bandrru is "island music" inspired by the numerous islands off the north Kimberley coast. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
23	Balga Song (Bush Fig)	0:01:09	Balga and Djunba songs are distinguished by the distinctive intertwining of male and female vocal harmonies, always underpinned by the rhythm of the clap sticks. The songs all have a story to tell; some light-hearted, some serious, some of contemporary contents, others passed down through the generations. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
24	Balga Song (Night Fishing)	0:01:05	Balga and Djunba songs are distinguished by the distinctive intertwining of male and female vocal harmonies, always underpinned by the rhythm of the clap sticks. The songs all have a story to tell; some light-hearted, some serious, some of contemporary contents, others passed down through the generations. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
25	Balga Song (Spirit Man)	0:01:02	Balga and Djunba songs are distinguished by the distinctive intertwining of male and female vocal harmonies, always underpinned by the rhythm of the clap sticks. The songs all have a story to tell; some light-hearted, some serious, some of contemporary contents, others passed down through the generations. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
26	Balga Song (Sea Storm)	0:01:00	Balga and Djunba songs are distinguished by the distinctive intertwining of male and female vocal harmonies, always underpinned by the rhythm of the clap sticks. The songs all have a story to tell; some light-hearted, some serious, some of contemporary contents, others passed down through the generations. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
27	Balga Song (Dust Song)	0:01:37	Balga and Djunba songs are distinguished by the distinctive intertwining of male and female vocal harmonies, always underpinned by the rhythm of the clap sticks. The songs all have a story to tell; some light-hearted, some serious, some of contemporary contents, others passed down through the generations. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
28	Balga Song (Out With the Tide)	0:01:38	Balga and Djunba songs are distinguished by the distinctive intertwining of male and female vocal harmonies, always underpinned by the rhythm of the clap sticks. The songs all have a story to tell; some light-hearted, some serious, some of contemporary contents, others passed down through the generations. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
29	Moraburr Song (Puppy Dog)	0:00:42	Songman: Jeffrey Mangolamara. Moraburr songs are uncomplicated ballads, prominently featuring stories of the sea. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
30	Moraburr Song (Wrong Road)	0:00:40	Songman: Jeffrey Mangolamara. Moraburr songs are uncomplicated ballads, prominently featuring stories of the sea. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
31	Moraburr Song (Whale)	0:00:41	Songman: Jeffrey Mangolamara. Moraburr songs are uncomplicated ballads, prominently featuring stories of the sea. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
32	Moraburr Song (Island Current)	0:00:40	Songman: Jeffrey Mangolamara. Moraburr songs are uncomplicated ballads, prominently featuring stories of the sea. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
33	Moraburr Song (Flying Fox)	0:00:42	Songman: Jeffrey Mangolamara. Moraburr songs are uncomplicated ballads, prominently featuring stories of the sea. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
34	Moraburr Song (Islands in a Line)	0:00:42	Songman: Jeffrey Mangolamara. Moraburr songs are uncomplicated ballads, prominently featuring stories of the sea. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
35	Djunba Song (15 August 1987)	0:00:59	Balga and Djunba songs are distinguished by the distinctive intertwining of male and female vocal harmonies, always underpinned by the rhythm of the clap sticks. The songs all have a story to tell; some light-hearted, some serious, some of contemporary contents, others passed down through the generations. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.
36	Djunba Song (Billy King)	0:01:05	Balga and Djunba songs are distinguished by the distinctive intertwining of male and female vocal harmonies, always underpinned by the rhythm of the clap sticks. The songs all have a story to tell; some light-hearted, some serious, some of contemporary contents, others passed down through the generations. Recorded at Kalumburu. Artists are members of the Wunambul Tribe, the traditional owners of the land in the Mitchell Plateau and Kalumburu regions.