Lola Kiepja - Selk'nam (Ona) Chants of Tierra Del FuegoThese records comprise 47 chants sung by the last true Indian of the Selk'nam (Ona) group, Lola Kiepja. The Selk'nam had no musical instruments. These chants are sung without any sort of accompaniment. The Selk'nam were the former inhabitants of the largest island of Tierra del Fuego which is located just south of the Straits of Magellan. When these recordings were taped in 1966, Lola was the only one of ten surviving people of Indian descent who was

especially known for her jazz interpretations of classical pieces and styles

Pepper's or the kind of jaunty rock and abstract poetry of the band's final album

How much self-control or "free will" do we really have

with the results infusing Shining Night

which swept all before them in later decades

recorded January 2

The legend continues to grow with new

Some guys wait their entire lives to meet the girl of their dreams

and then regularly revived at La Scala from 1972 onwards

Laubscher says the band "scraped up every nickel we could and went for it"

Digitally remastered two-fer from the Texas troubadour containing a pair of his original albums on one CD: Down on the Drag (1979) and Live Shots (1980)

which promise to intensify the battle for $1 million and the title of Sole Survivor