Analytical notes by the editor with an introd. by Duncan Emrich (19 p.) inserted and on container.

Copied from cylinders, recorded before 1907-10 by the editor, in the Smithsonian-Densmore Collection of the Archive of American Folk Song.

One wind.

Song of the thunders.

Approach of the storm.

My voice is heard.

I will start before noon.

Song in honor of Cimauganic.

We have salt.

In the south.

Entire world.

Woman's dance song.

Moccasin game song.

Approach of the thunderbirds.

Going around the world.

Song of the Manido.

Sitting with the turtle.

Song of the fire-charm.

Song of the flying feather.

Burial song for a member of Mĭde'wĭwĭn.

You desire vainly.

Work steadily.

Weeping for my love.

I have found my lover.

I am going away.

Dream songs: One wind ; Dream song ; Song of the thunders ; The approach of the storm ; My voice is heard

War songs: I will start before noon ; Song in honor of Cimauganic ; War song ; In the south

Miscellaneous songs: The entire world ; Woman's dance song ; Moccasin game song ; We have salt

Songs used in the treatment of the sick: The approach of the thunderbirds ; Going around the world ; Sitting with the turtle

Songs of the Mĭde'wĭwĭn: Song of the Manido ; Dancing song ; Escorting the candidate for initiation ; Song of the fire-charm ; Song of the flying feather ; Burial song for a member of Mĭde'wĭwĭn

Love songs: You desire vainly ; Work steadily ; Weeping for my love ; I have found my lover ; Love song ; I am going away.