Waiting for save and checkin operations to complete over the VPN . <| sep |> Yes . But only because knowledge is a justified true belief . <| sep |> In 1973 the UNESCO Musical Sources collection released an LP titled Solomon Islands Fateleka and Baegu Music from Malaita , recorded in 1969 and 1970 by Hugo Zemp of the Ethnomusicology Department of the Muse de l ' Homme and Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique . The LP was rereleased as a CD in 1990 , in the reorganized UNESCO series Musics and Musicians of the World , distributed by Auvidis . Among the selections on the LP and CD is a Baegu lullaby from Northern Malaita . Titled Rorogwela , it is an unaccompanied vocal sung by a woman named Afunakwa . While this recording is well known to ethnomusicologists of the Pacific Islands , it received little airplay , limited distribution , and minimal sales . This is the real story . Source A Sweet Lullaby for World Music by Steven Feld 2000