Tulalip Tribes Lesson-5: ʔaləxʷ k̓ʷid (What time is it?) Recorded by Michelle Myles

ʔulub ʔi kʷi ʔiɬčəx̌ ʔal kʷi ɬup – 10:30am

x̌ʷəl ʔi kʷi ʔiɬčəx̌ ʔal kʷi ɬup – 9:30am

təqačiʔ ʔi kʷi ʔiɬčəx̌ ʔal kʷi ɬup – 8:30am

c̓uʔkʷs ʔi kʷi ʔiɬčəx̌ ʔal kʷi ɬup – 7:30am

yəlaʔc ʔi kʷi ʔiɬčəx̌ ʔal kʷi ɬup – 6:30am

cəlac ʔi kʷi ʔiɬčəx̌ ʔal kʷi ɬup – 5:30am

saliʔ ʔi kʷi ʔiɬčəx̌ ʔal kʷi ɬup – 2:30am

č̓uʔ ʔi kʷi ʔiɬčəx̌ ʔal kʷi ɬup – 1:30am

1991-1992, Santa Cruz, CA
Leroi Stak - Guitar, Vox
John B. Vallier - Drums
Noah G. Wilson - Bass

Jadestik

PCP (PanCultural Phenomenon)

Ode to Psychedelia

Performed by the Cecil Young Quartet--Cecil Young piano, Gerald Brashear sax/congas/bongos, Jimmie Rodgers drums, and Traff Hubert bass--at the 908 Club in Seattle, Washington: May 30, 1951. 

Track 1 - September Song, Ernestine Anderson on vocals
Track 2 - Camels are Coming
Track 3 - Ema Sumac
Track 4 - Somebody's Got to Go

This recording is from the Burt Porter Collection at the University of Washington Libraries, Seattle. Contact vallier@uw.edu for more information.

Ernestine Anderson and the Cecil Young Quartet @ the 908 Club, 1951 (Porter 01011)

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Ernestine Anderson and the Cecil Young Quartet @ the 908 Club, 1951 (Porter 01011)

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