1. Gita Gisalo (PNG Country Music) From Feld (Sound and Sentiment and Bosavi: Rainforest Music from Papua New Guinea).

2. Bosavi encounters Australian government in region 1958 Asia Pacific Christian Mission 1964 Papua New Guinea independence 1975

3. Airstrip and cassette recorders mid 1980s, coinciding with oil exploration in region, logging and other development projects

4. Gita Gisalo Kemuli, Difalasulu. BVDC, Tasi Kabulo:, Gusuwa string bands

5. String bands First ukelele in Bosavi region, 1977 Gusuwa (Cassowary) string band (1998-9). Oska, Mama, Ho:nowo, Wano, Max, Gigiyo Sele

6. Two songs by Kemuli string band 1.My father, my heart my father, where has he gone? crying ya:- my father is not coming when afternoon is passing when the sun is going down it sounds like my father is calling out in the afternoon I listen secretly but there is no talk going on crying ya:- my father is gone for good

7. My mother, how you always walked my mother, how you always talked after evening falls, after I’ve thought about it, I can only cry my mother, where have you gone? my mother, why did you die? oh no! My mother is dead (Rebeka; lines from sa:yelab)