Live Chahta Hehla/Chahta Hehla - Prentiss and Amy Jackson
Chahta Hehla Prentiss and Amy Jackson Side One: 00:00 1. Stealing Partners (Live) 01:55 2. Wedding Dance (Live) 03:37 3. Animal Dance Introductions (Live) 03:53 4. Quail Dance (Live) 05:25 5. Duck Dance (Live) 07:15 6. Corn Dance (Live) 09:44 7. Snake Dance (Live) 11:33 8. Turtle Dance (Live) 13:07 9. War Dance (Live) 14:57 10. Walk Dance (Live) Side Two: 17:35 11. Jump Dance 19:20 12. Walk Dance 22:24 13. Stealing Partners Dance 26:18 14. Drunk Dance 27:46 15. Turtle Dance 29:14 16. Fast War Dance 30:41 17. Four Step War Dance 32:12 18. Quail/Snake Dance 33:57 19. Friendship Dance 36:21 20. Wedding Dance 38:52 21. Duck Dance 41:22 22. Raccoon Dance 43:54 23. Snake Dance This recording is of Prentiss Jackson, Amy Jackson, and others, singing Choctaw Chants. It features recordings done live in Mississippi. This recording has been digitized from cassette tape to preserve the language and culture of the Chahta Peoples. I hope that this recording will be used to educate and inform people on the culture of the Chahta People. With Love, Ronston McKinney
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