Cluster 73: All in Your Head? Brain, Bodymind, and Society

16,000 sound effects licensed for personal, educational, or research purposes.

Freesound is a collaborative database of Creative Commons Licensed sounds. Browse, download and share sounds.

A free, online radio station featuring classical music written and/or performed by the African diaspora.

American vernacular songs and stories from the Library of Congress collections.

(Belfer Audio Laboratory and Archive. Syracuse University) Access to 22,000 cylinder recordings.

(British Library) English accents, oral histories, drama, literature, music.

(Royal Holloway, University of London; King's College, London; University of Sheffield) Library of "ex-copyright recordings," discographies, recording history, and recording analysis tool.

(UC Santa Barbara. Davidson Library. Department of Special Collections) Historical recordings before 1923 or music in all genres.

(UCLA Ethnomusicology Archive) American folk music, stories, and and field recordings.

Approximately 40,000 recordings of music from the border regions of Mexico and the United States. These performances document many types of popular lyric songs, including the first recordings of corridos (narrative ballads on topics of the day), canciones, boleros, rancheras, and sones, including the first recordings of norteno and conjunto music.

(Vanderbilt University. Wilson Music Library) A multi-media reference archive and resource center for traditional and popular song, music, and dance of Africa and the Americas.

The Judaica Sound Archives is a major center for the collection, preservation and digitization of Judaica audio recordings. The JSA is located in the Wimberly Library on the Boca Raton campus of Florida Atlantic University.

(Library of Congress) Historical recordings of American music in all genres.

Early gramophone records and cylinders from France and Europe.

From the Library and Archives Canada; early recordings from Canada.