Tracklist
| A1 |
George Aghupuk Introduces "Sounds Of Alaska" |
| A2 |
Fairbanks, Gold Town, Big City |
| A3 |
Nome, The Gold Rush City |
| A4 |
Alaskan Dog Mushers |
| A5 |
The Legendary Alaskan Bush Pilots |
| B1 |
Kotzebue Eskimos |
| B2 |
The Seal Islands - The Pribilofs |
| B3 |
The Breakup Of Lake George |
| B4 |
Anaktuvik Eskimos |
| B5 |
Fort Yukon - Athabascan Indians |
| B6 |
Climing Mt. McKinley |
| B7 |
Juneau, Capitol Of Alaska |
Companies, etc.
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Manufactured By
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Capitol Records Inc, Custom Services Department
Credits
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Narrator
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Frank Brink
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Producer
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Frank Brink
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Sleeve
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Anna E Park
Notes
From the back cover of the album:
"Sounds of Alaska" was designed to present meaningful and outstanding impressions of Alaska. The selection of these impressions was based on their appeal to Alaskans as well as to the many visitors who may never be able to stay in Alaska long enough to know the sources form which "Sounds of Alaska" were derived.
This recording does not attempt to present a comprehensive picture, nor even the most important aspects of life in Alaska. It is not a historical account, nor does it attempt to follow a geographical, or historical pattern.
It does however, attempt to preserve some of the feeling of old Alaska before radio, TV, and modern transportation, a feeling which is alive now only in the memories of the old timers.
It introduces to new Alaskans authentic impressions of the character of some of the people known and unknown who have either made a significant contribution to the growth of Alaska, or who have made life more colorful during their moment in the "great land".
Self Released by Frank Brink
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout: JB-2442-D1
- Matrix / Runout: JB-2443-D1