African And Afro-American Drums

LP1
A
1. Ruanda: The Watutsi (Ceremonial drums)
Tutsi ceremonial drummers near Lake Kivu
2. The Watutsi (Ceremonial drums)
Tutsi ceremonial drummers near Lake Kivu
3. Equatorial Africa: The Baya (Dance drums)
Three Gbaya drummers with singers and dancers
4. Equatorial Africa: The Badouma (Stamping tubes)
Badouma musicians
5. Nigeria: The Yoruba (Harvest festival)
Batá drummers playing for harvest festival

B
1. Nigeria: The Yoruba (Salute to a chief)
Batá drummers playing praise rhythm for Chief
2. Nigeria: The Yoruba (Drums for the Orishanla)
Batá drummers playing praise rhythm to Orishanla
3. Congo: The Bambala (Dance drums)
Mbala drummers
4. Congo: The Bambala (Slit-log talking drum)
Mbala chief
5. South Africa: The Zingili (Ndlamu dance drums)
Swazi and Zulu men at Witwatersrand Gold Mine

LP2
A
1. Madagascar: The Mahafaly (Festival drumming)
Mahafaly musicians
2. Puerto Rico: Bomba Dance
Drummers, percussionists
3. The Bahamas: Jumping Dance
Three drummers, clavé and güiro players
4. Three men playing drums for Djuka war dance
5. Cuba: Lucumí Drums
Three men playing Lucumí drums
6. Haiti: Quitta Seche Dance
The Ayida Group
7. Haiti: Juba Dance
The Ayida Group

B
1. Jamaica: Cumina Drums
Kumina musicians, Kingston, Jamaica
2. Brazil: Four Rhythms for Eshu
Drummers from Bahia, Brazil
3. Brazil: Four Rhythms for Ogun
Drummers from Bahia, Brazil
4. Virgin Islands, St. Thomas: Bamboula Dance
Women singing and playing bamboula drum
5. Surinam: Djuka Drums
Ndyuka drummers and singers
6. The United States: Jazz Drumming
Baby Dodds
7. The United States: N.Y. Children's Band
Street band, New York City