| Variant title |
Music from the heartland |
| Contents |
Silent singer ; Amazing grace/God loves you (The Matney Sisters) -- Little goose polka ; Das kufstein lied (Becky & the Ivanhoe Dutchmen) -- Scared of your love ; Old fishing hole (Louis and the Blues Review) -- Round dance song ; Love song (Everett Kapayou) -- Virginia darling ; Red wing (Dwight Lamb) -- Las tres mujeres ; Maria Chuchena (Soliś and Soliś) -- Be thou my vision (Deer Creek Quartet) -- Henry Storhoff's Schottische ; Emigrant waltz (Foot-Notes) -- Ain't no devil -- Go tell it on the mountain. |
| General note | Biographical, program, and technical notes by Gregory Hansen, Dave Moore, and Cynthia Schmidt, and texts for the songs in languages other than English with English translations (24 p. : ports.) inserted in original container. |
| General note | Examples of diverse musical traditions of Iowa, including Scandinavian string bands, Meskwaki Indian songs, gospel, polkas, fiddling, Mexican folk songs, and blues. |
| General note | Previously issued as compact disc. |
| General note | Smithsonian Folkways: SF 40083 (on original container: SF CD 40083). |
| Date/time/place of a event note | Recorded by Pete Reiniger and Mike Lawyer at SR Audio and Cinemedia, Des Moines, Iowa, March, 1996, and produced as part of an Iowa Sesquicentennial project at the 1996 Smithsonian Festival of American Folklife, Iowa--Community Style. |
| Language | Vocal music sung principally in English; the 3rd work sung in Czech, the 4th in German, the 7th-8th in vocables, the 11th-12th in Spanish, and the 15th in Norwegian. |
