Sources of HQ vocal recordings of indigenous/aboriginal tribes

Where's a good place to look for authentic recordings?

I'm thinking sort of ethno-musicologists would have access to this stuff and I wondered if my university had access to recordings which I could use myself in my tracks. I'm sure loads of field recordings have been made which I could reuse.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBobq6gnOWc

I'm sort of thinking along the lines of the vocal loop used in that track. So haunting yet beautiful, hypnotic vocal parts.

Thanks!!!

Sorry, I should have posted this in the EKT forum.

loads to enjoy with Kink Gong:

https://www.discogs.com/artist/916418-Kink-Gong

Thanks dude!

Maybe not always very HQ in terms of audio quality but the Alan Lomax archive has all kinds of great stuff:

http://research.culturalequity.org/home-audio.jsp

Probably not HQ, or indeed vocal, but may be of interest nonetheless: there's a radio programme airing on Christmas Day this year about all the indigenous music David Attenborough's recorded over the years while travelling to record his nature doccos. Apparently he's a bit of an amateur musicologist. Radio 3 IIRC.

ubu.com might have a few odds and sods.

also http://sounds.bl.uk/

Nonesuch Explorer series

  On 12/19/2016 at 12:17 PM, ussr said:

Maybe not always very HQ in terms of audio quality but the Alan Lomax archive has all kinds of great stuff:

http://research.culturalequity.org/home-audio.jsp

thats amazing

Yeah, Alan Lomax and maybe Archive.org?

  On 12/19/2016 at 2:08 PM, Leon Sumbitches said:

Probably not HQ, or indeed vocal, but may be of interest nonetheless: there's a radio programme airing on Christmas Day this year about all the indigenous music David Attenborough's recorded over the years while travelling to record his nature doccos. Apparently he's a bit of an amateur musicologist. Radio 3 IIRC.

Attenborough... Wasn't he Key Grip #3 in Turner & Hooch?

Thank you very much people. I'm finding some gold among these recommendations. 

  On 12/19/2016 at 2:08 PM, Leon Sumbitches said:

Probably not HQ, or indeed vocal, but may be of interest nonetheless: there's a radio programme airing on Christmas Day this year about all the indigenous music David Attenborough's recorded over the years while travelling to record his nature doccos. Apparently he's a bit of an amateur musicologist. Radio 3 IIRC.

this sounds like ideal christmas listening with a non-alcoholic beverage

ps: i tried pm'ing you a book reference but computer says nooooo, lobbed over via scloud bwlad

thanks dude

Ah brilliant, I have access via my uni login to the British Library recordings. They are 192kbps downloads but there is a nice India section.

THANK YOU!

I have a recording of an Ojibwe guy detonating some explosives and shouting GOD DAMMIT if that helps

The hottest mixtapes, straight from the source. We on that Bushmen tribe shit.

Attenborough's field recordings

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0857wv1

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/4WClDKs9zQlF5H43f1JGyL0/sir-david-attenborough-world-music-collector

  On 12/19/2016 at 3:32 PM, iococoi said:

ubu.com might have a few odds and sods.

also http://sounds.bl.uk/

was going post this myself