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Howard has a rich voice, lively guitar style and writes thought
provoking, spirit moving ballads. Blending the vocal and instrumental
elements of his traditional native lifestyle with those that are more
contemporary, he has succeeded in giving his original music an eclectic
flavor.
Singer Joanne Shenandoah is a special guest on this recording, which was
a NAMMY nominee for best folk recording in 2001. |
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"The music on this recording are melodies and chants rooted in the
history of the Haudenosaunee (The People of the Longhouse). They were
created in a time beyond memory. They were composed to honor all women
since we are all the life givers of our Mother Earth." - Joanne
Shenandoah |
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More traditional drumming from many of the former members of Full Circle
Drum. They are one of the most populat drums in the Northeast. |
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The Full Circle Drum Society of Quinnehtukqut, the
name given to Connecticut by its first peoples, is made up of many
Nations. All of their songs are written in the Natick dialect of the
Algonquin language, in an effort to revitalize the disappearing
knowledge of the language and give hope to its continuance through times
to come. This traditional drum is a personal favorite. |
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Inner Voices presents the haunting flute melodies of R. Carlos Nakai
with
the richness of a string ensemble in new arrangements of Nakai's
melodies. Arrangements by two time Grammy Award-winner, Billy
Williams. |
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This upbeat compilation of songs by some of today's finest Native
American female artists weaves a variety of styles and genre into a
beautiful musical tapestry. Walela, Joanne Shenandoah, Alice
Gomez, Joy Harjo, and Sharon Burch create a diverse yet easy listening
recording.
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This powerful collection of music by contemporary Native American
Musicians, speaks to us of the importance of song and demonstrates faith
in tradition as the core of contemporary life.
This benefit recording for the Native American Rights Fund features some
of the best known and award-winning Native American artists including:
Joanne Shenandoah (1998 and 1999 Native American Music Awards Best
Female Artist), R. Carlos Nakai (1998 NAMA Best Male Artist and 3 time
Grammy Nominee), Jerry Alfred (1999 NAMA Best Canadian Contemporary
Recording), Brule', Burning Sky, and more.
Red Feather Music is pleased to contribute (along with matching
donations from the artists and labels represented on this recording)
$1.00 per compact disc and $0.75 per cassette to the Native American
Rights Fund.
Learn more about the Native American Rights
Fund and the wonderful things they have been accomplishing for Native
American rights throughout the nation.
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Recorded live in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the largest pow-wow of its
kind, this recording features the top winning drum groups, Northern and
Southern. |
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Hot new set from the critically acclaimed quartet. The highly
anticipated follow-up to "Things We Do", Indigenous' circle continues to
follow in the footsteps of such blues greats like Jimi Hendrix, Stevie
Ray Vaughan, and Eric Clapton. "Indigenous shows that music can still
matter" - Billboard Magazine |
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A delightful activity book for children, it uses
dancers and imagery of the powwow to teach enjoyable lessons in
matching, mazes, completing sentences, crossword puzzles, connecting
dots, counting, coloring, spelling and more.
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POSTCARDS & CALENDARS
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All royalties from the sale of these postcards go to the
International wolf Center in Ely, Minnesota.
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