Tribal Voice

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Tribal Voice
Studio album by Yothu Yindi
Released 1991
Recorded ????
Genre Aboriginal rock
Length 42:57
Label Mushroom Records
Producer Mark Moffatt
Yothu Yindi chronology
Homeland Movement
(1989)
Tribal Voice
(1991)
Freedom
(1993)
Professional ratings
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Allmusic 4/5 stars link
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Tribal Voice is an album by Yothu Yindi that was released in 1991 on the Mushroom Records label.

Contents

[edit] Reception

The album reached a peak of #4 on the ARIA album charts.[1]

[edit] Track listing

  1. "Gapu" (Traditional song, arranged by Galarrwuy Yunupingu)
  2. "Treaty" (Mandawuy Yunupingu, G. Yunupingu, Milkayngu Mununggurr, Witiyana Marika, Stuart Kellaway, Cal Williams, Paul Kelly)
  3. "Djäpana" (Sunset Dreaming) (M. Yunupingu)
  4. "My Kind of Life" (M. Yunupingu)
  5. "Maralitja" (Crocodile Man) (M. Yunupingu)
  6. "Dhum Dhum" (Bush Wallaby) (Traditional song, arranged by Marika)
  7. "Tribal Voice" (M. Yunupingu)
  8. "Mainstream" (M. Yunupingu)
  9. "Dharpa" (Tree) (M. Yunupingu, Kellaway)
  10. "Yinydjapana" (Dolphin) (Traditional song, arranged by Marika)
  11. "Mätjala" (Driftwood) (M. Yunupingu, G. Yunupingu, Marika, Kellaway, Williams)
  12. "Hope" (M. Yunupingu)
  13. "Gapirri" (Stingray) (M. Yunupingu)
  14. "Beyarrmak" (Comic) (Traditional song, arranged by G. Yunupingu)
  15. "Treaty" (Radio Mix) (M. Yunupingu, G. Yunupingu, Mununggurr, Marika, Kellaway, Williams, Kelly, Garrett)
  16. "Djäpana" (Radio Mix) (M. Yunupingu)

[edit] Personnel

  • "Treaty" remix by Robert Goodge and Gavin Campbell

[edit] External links

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