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Courtesy of Sony Music
MIDNIGHT OIL
Bakerman - Instrumental
Tell Me the Truth
Beds Are Burning
Bushfire
Sometimes
Sell My Soul

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CHAMBERS BROTHERS
Time Has Come Today

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TEN YEARS AFTER
I'd Love to Change the World

Courtesy of New World Records
MUSIC OF THE YUROK
AND TULOWA INDIANS
Love Song
Gambling Songs
Love Song
song of the Yurok Indians
performed by Frank A. Douglas
from Songs of Love, Luck, Animals & Magic

Love songs are affective songs performed to make someone fall in love with or come back to the singer. They are considered "lucky" songs. Frank Douglas translated this one:

Come crossways, you look.
Come a-tearing crossways.
Glad to get back to his sweetheart.

Douglas sings the song through five times, beginning very loud on a high pitch and decreasing his volume as the melody descends the scale. His voice has remarkable flexibility and power for an eighty-four-year old.

 
Award winning film RedFish BlueFish   1999 International Wildlife Film Festival
Best Narration
Best Use of Music
Best Script, 2nd Place
Merit Award for Conservation Message
Special Jury Prize for Extraordinary Achievement
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  1998 World Population Film/Video Festival
Grand Prize
Global Vision Award

2003 Dahlonega International Film Festival
Best Editing in a Documentary

2003 Dahlonega International Film Festival
Best Editing in a Documentary

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