Add to ORKG"The crowing of the cock, father, the cock crow. The people here, father, the cock crow. They like to deceive, father, to affect something tomorrow. At someone's village, father. Walking is like dancing, the cock crow." No doubt to the singers of this drinking song, walking home would indeed be similar to dancing after an all night party which only broke up at cock crow. Drinking song with clapping
The song is used as a walking song, when on the way to some festivity like a wedding, as well as a h...
Men steal roosters from widow. Fun on word "cock"No references found; see annotation folder for fur...
To the skylark -- To a nightingale -- Twilight -- The rain is falling -- Dametus (His jigge in prais...
A chicken is supposed to be a fine antidote for a hangover, on the morning after a drinking party. S...
"The red necked cock looked up to the sky." The cutting of cicatrices on the face is accompanied by ...
The Pango (Bango or Bangwe) is the instrument most commonly found throughout Nyasaland. Here the loc...
Indigenous folk walking song with singing, clapping and a mixture of yodelling and background cries,...
It is likely that this old drinking song came from the Ndau of Southern Rhodesia and Mozambique when...
This song is sung by people after drinking on their way home; the crowd echoing the words of the two...
"At your home you give a person to the spirit Sikwembo. But at my house we only give a chicken to Si...
"Let me drink and go, father, and make me a witness myself." The cheerful confusion of this drinking...
"We humbly implore rain, oh, may it rain! If it rains, we shall rejoice." The land belongs to the ch...
The Luunda style os singing is often indistinguishable from that of their neighbours the Bemba and t...
This simple chant is no doubt effective for its purpose, that of creating in the minds if the villag...
"How do you do chief, we greet you by playing bells. Before we go do our dance we need charms to hel...
The song is used as a walking song, when on the way to some festivity like a wedding, as well as a h...
Men steal roosters from widow. Fun on word "cock"No references found; see annotation folder for fur...
To the skylark -- To a nightingale -- Twilight -- The rain is falling -- Dametus (His jigge in prais...
A chicken is supposed to be a fine antidote for a hangover, on the morning after a drinking party. S...
"The red necked cock looked up to the sky." The cutting of cicatrices on the face is accompanied by ...
The Pango (Bango or Bangwe) is the instrument most commonly found throughout Nyasaland. Here the loc...
Indigenous folk walking song with singing, clapping and a mixture of yodelling and background cries,...
It is likely that this old drinking song came from the Ndau of Southern Rhodesia and Mozambique when...
This song is sung by people after drinking on their way home; the crowd echoing the words of the two...
"At your home you give a person to the spirit Sikwembo. But at my house we only give a chicken to Si...
"Let me drink and go, father, and make me a witness myself." The cheerful confusion of this drinking...
"We humbly implore rain, oh, may it rain! If it rains, we shall rejoice." The land belongs to the ch...
The Luunda style os singing is often indistinguishable from that of their neighbours the Bemba and t...
This simple chant is no doubt effective for its purpose, that of creating in the minds if the villag...
"How do you do chief, we greet you by playing bells. Before we go do our dance we need charms to hel...
The song is used as a walking song, when on the way to some festivity like a wedding, as well as a h...
Men steal roosters from widow. Fun on word "cock"No references found; see annotation folder for fur...
To the skylark -- To a nightingale -- Twilight -- The rain is falling -- Dametus (His jigge in prais...