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Catalog No: IH 2008
Contents:

New release! Available on CD-R
17 Ponca scalp dance songs

Singers:

Lamont Brown, Harry Buffalohead, Joe H. Rush, Russell Rush, Sylvester Warrior, Albert Waters, Lenora S. Buffalohead, Metha Collins, Alice L. Cook, Lucy Cries For Ribs

Recorded at:

White Eagle, Oklahoma, April 7, 1971

Tribe:

Ponca

Format:

CD-R (Soundclips)

About this Recording
About this Recording
The Ponca Scalp Dance, called pa’thinge, is a woman’s dance. It’s for the women. According to Harry Buffalohead, “When the men came home from battle, the scalps they brought in, the old women that stayed home, when the men brought them in, they all grabbed those scalps. And then they had a dance, human hair, they danced it like that. That’s why they call it scalp dance. They dance in a circle moving clockwise.”
I hit you and knocked you out, you're laying there shaking. Led by Lamont Brown

My friend, your horse can't run. Led by Lamont Brown

I paint my face black to make myself feel good. Led by Lamont Brown

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