Loko song
Ethnomusicological sound recording made by Cootje van Oven. Loko song, accompanied by handclapping. The meaning of the song is: "When you drink too much you do not know what you do". The song is performed by an all female chorus, as pictured in the photograph.
Further Information
- Type: Sound Recording
- Object: Loko song
- Materials: No Data / Other
- Culture Group: Loko
- Dimensions: No Data
- Production Date: 1965.12.24
- Associated Places: Kamalo (or Kamalu?), Sanda Loko Chiefdom, Bombali District [Place recorded]
- Associated People: Cootje van Oven [Sound Recordist]; Herb Clark [Sound Recordist]; Jebu Turay[Lead singer]
- Museum: Cootje Van Oven Collection
- Accession Number: CVO:115
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