SUZANNE TRIBE DISCOGRAPHY

SUZANNE TRIBE DISCOGRAPHY

SUZANNE TRIBE DISCOGRAPHY:

Canciones de Madre a Hija

2010

Ancestral songs and frame drumming from the Andes in North West Argentina. These "vidalas" have been orally transmitted over generations, mother and daughter sing together on this CD. Recorded and produced by Suzanne Tribe and Jennifer Barón

Cantos Milenarios de la Tierra

1997 

A grant from Fondo National de las Artes enabled the field work in the Andes yielded this CD - a collection of traditional and ancestral “vidalas” and “bagualas” performed with frame drums and vocals. 

Tal vez sea un ángel

1993

Original songs in Spanish composed for meditation, well-being and inspiration. All songs written and performed by Suzanne Tribe.

Suzanne Tribe 14 Country Hits

1986

A collection of folk songs in English recorded in Buenos Aires, Argentina by Sello Umbral. Suzanne Tribe: vocals and production; Roberto Apeceche: guitar and vocals; Martin Iannacone: bass; José Luis Meniño: drums and "Gato" Urbanski: electric violin. Musical arrangements: the band.

America en Cueros Leda Valladares

1992

Renowned Argentinian music collector, Leda Valladares created this CD of traditional Andean frame drum songs and Afro-Latin-American songs. Leda invited me to participate in the collective singing you hear throughout the CD, and to sing solo on the last song: a Shango ritual from Trinidad, collected and recorded by Emory Cook. Shango means "fire" and "lightning", and is one of the Orixas (deities) of the Yoruban spiritual / religious system from West Africa practiced in Trinidad and Brazil.  
These are links where you can download more information and music from this CD:
http://www.angelfire.com/sd/sunarocha/america.html
http://www.terra-melodica.de/product_info.php/info/p3674_LEDA-VALLADARES--CD--America-En-Cueros.html
http://www.farolatino.com/Views/Album.aspx?id=825
Here is a link to the Smithsonian where Emory Cook donated all the music he collected in Trinidad:

http://media.smithsonianfolkways.org/liner_notes/cook/COOK01043.pdf

Que siga la Fiesta

1997

My participation in Magdalena Fleitas’ work, a collection of songs in Spanish for schools, tapping into the roots of Argentinian folk music.