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of Wounded Knee by Bill Miller.
From his Red Road album his first on Warner Western.
The
MankillersRA3.0 Veterans Homecoming Song (clip) by an all Women's Northern
Drum.
We
are the IroquoisRA3.0 by Joanne Shenandoah(Oneida).
Ghostdance
clips from new album "Ghostdance"by Bill Miller(Mohican).
Before,Now
& After RA5.0 from Dreaming in Color by Songcatchers. I don't have this
one on CD now - I do have a couple copies on Cassette. Per Arlie Neskahi,
"This album was discontinued by A&M Records fall of 1997... We, the Songcatchers are looking to re-release it under the title, Best of the Songcatchers... with three new never-released cuts, along with a new album of a live recording of a show we did at the House of Blues in New Orleans...
Watch for it in the coming months."
Makoce Wakan
Music video by Red Thunder.
Vision
Circle RA5.0 from Brule'- We the People - A Tribal Gathering of Music
by Paul LaRoche(PKA Brule').
"In
the SpiritRA1.0 of Crazy Horse" is a benefit album for Leonard Peltier.
This is a clip of a telephone interview with him made several years ago.
Indian
KillerRA1.0 Audio Lit.book by Sherman Alexis, exerpt read by author(3AC
4.5hrs abridged $21.95).
N.Scott
MomadayRA1.0 Storyteller exerpt (1 AC $10.95).
Moonrise
exerpt from flute album by Mark Hicks (Cherokee from Cherokee, NC)
Nendaa-Go
Back title song exerpt by Jerry Alfred and The Medicine Beat.
Bury
My Heart at Wounded Knee from album Up Where We Belong by Buffy Sainte-Marie[Cree].
Ask
Your Mom for 50 Cents from Black Lodge Singers Kids' Pow-Wow Songs.
This Drum Group is mostly Blackfeet heritage.
Thunder
Beings from Keepers of the Dream by Tokeya Inajin(Kevin Locke)[Lakota],
Plains style flutist.
Heartbeat
Voices of First Nations Women- Note the pong of the water drum. The song
is called Mother Earth. Heartbeat vol 2 is also available.
Comanche
Hymns from the Prairie 'Follow Me'.
Clan
Destine from their album, song is 'Dancing to Be Free'.
Dream
Scout from the album by Tiger Tiger called Dream Scout.
500
years of Survival by Robbie Bee and the Boyz from the Rez.
Sami
Encounters exerpt uses Pan Pipes. This song is in Spanish.
Ishi:
The Last Yahi was the last *WILD* Indian in the USA, he was found in
1911 & made many recordings on wax cylinders before he died. This cut
was made in 1914 - A Woman Doctor's Song.
Buddy
Red Bow Indian Reservation from Native Spirit a compilation of his
older work - also available are Black Hills Dreamer and Journey to the
Spirit World.
Robert
MirabalRA 5.0 calls this his ALTER-NATIVE album. I'm trying something
new here; let me know if you like this preview of the album. It has a minute
or so from each cut; enough so you can get the flavor of each.
Trail
of Tears/Amazing Grace + 2 other clips "Sioux Song" & "Who Am I"
by Charles Littleleaf from his first album "Whispers of Earth Medicine".
Charles is from Warm Springs Rez. in Oregon.
Tiwahè
by Sissy Goodhouse & family. The Lakota word "Tiwahè" (ti-wah-heh)
means family. It also expresses the Lakota way of keeping traditions and
teaching the next generation. The recording features vocals by Sissy, her
family, her friends and a flute performance by Kevin Locke. Included are
recordings taped live on the Standing Rock Reservation. Songs included
are contemporary and traditional. Featured are "Pehnin Hanska", a victory
song written in 1876 after the Battle of the Little Bighorn, "Wise Spirit
Boy" and "If It Feels Good".
Through
My Eyes from Wind River album by Andrew Vasquez[Kiowa-Apache]. Songs
include Wind River, Through My Eyes, Warrior, Tomorrow's Dream, Across
the River, Blaze Aleeha, Untill I Return, Winter Woman, Black Mountain,
Amazing Grace, Moon Dancer,Wind
River (reprise with poem)
Floyd
Red Crow Westerman two clips from his album titled "Custer Died for
Your Sins" - an oldie but goodie from 1982.
Alligator Tales by Ch. Jim Billie (Seminole).
Tenaya
-Stereo- by Douglas Spotted Eagle an Ode to Yosemite. This cut is Sunlight
on the Big Water.
Also a video -- from his album Voices.
The
Chase from "The Horses Still Cry" album by Paul Hacker(Chocktaw). The
third album in Paul's "Winds of the Past" series. The album title came
about after a trip to the Little Bighorn Battlefield in Montana. Some say
still to this day, when all is quiet, just after sunset, except for the
rustle of the wind, you can still hear the horses crying.
Ulali
(MAHK JCHI) two clips from Ulali album. "IN ANCIENT TIMES: A Tuscarora
woman carried the name Ulali for beautiful voice. Ulali is a songbird (wood
thrush) name given to Pura Fe, Soni & Jennifer a First Nations a-capella
woman's trio.
Grafitti
Man from John Trudell's Album AKA Grafitti Man. Songs include Rockin'the
Res, Grafitti Man, Restless Situations.
Cornsmoke
has dedicated this album to veterans (I'm Vietnam Vet myself). The cut
is called "Down The Ho-Chi-Minh". Others are "At The Dawn of Time", "Inside
Of You", "Lost Patrol", "Cambodian Moonlights", & "American Trilogy".
Gary got his name because he sold roasted sweet corn at Pow-wows.
River
of Time from the album "Raven in the Snow" by Bill Miller(Mohican).
Bill is from the Stockbridge Munsee - band of Mohicans reservation in Wisconsin.
listen
to Still from "To All the Wild Horses" by Cherokee Rose.
Ghost
Dance from "Music for The Native Americans" by Robbie Robertson &
The Red Road Ensemble.
NDN
Summer by Litefoot(Cherokee) of "Indian in the Cupboard"fame NDN (Indian) rap.
album by Fernanco Cellicion. Fernando lives in the Zuni Pueblo Indian village
located on the Zuni Indian Reservation in the western part of New Mexico.
He is internationally recognized for his expertise on the plains style
Native American wooden flute. A list of songs is on the album back.
Not
Your Indian Boy an album and VIDEO by Mack MacKenzie from Canada.
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