PO Box 1540 Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74465-1540 1-800-776-0842
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Various Indian Peoples
Publishing, Co. PO Box 1540 Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74465-1540 1-800-776-0842 |
For many tribes, the drum, flute and voice were the primary instruments. For many non-Indian people, their knoweldge of Indian music is limited to what they hear at pow-wows or performances on special American Indian recognition days. But for Indian people, the music goes a lot deeper. Here are music selections - social and ceremonial songs and dances that we have found to be authentic and spiritually correct.
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#411 - Chickasaw Social & Stomp Dance Songs Gary White Deer & the Chickasaw Nation Dance Troupe. "The Culture and heritage of the Chickasaw nation and its people are beautiful and unique. This audio cassette captures the spirit and vitality of our people as we once were and we hope to be." - Chickasaw Governor Bill Anoatubby. Audio cassette - $10.95 plus S&H |
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#405A Sandy Creek Church - (Audio cassette with songbook)Recorded at the beautiful Sandy Creek Church in Oklahoma, this tape of Choctaw/Chickasaw gospel songs is typical of the music heard on any Sunday morning in any Indian church. This music demonstrates the indomitable spirit of the Chickasaw/Choctaw people as they continue to struggle for position in today's society. This tape will lift your heart and soul. The accompanying songbook allows you to "sing along" even though you may not know the language.$17.95 plus S&H |
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#407 Boiling Springs Church (Audio cassette with songbook)Another equally fine recording of Chickasaw/Choctaw gospel music as sung today in Indian churches all over Oklahoma. Follow along with the accompanying songbook.$17.95 plus S&H |
| To order: call 1-800-776-0842 or print out our Order Form and mail or FAX (918-457-5843) in your order. Business hours 9-6 Mon-Sat CST. $6 shipping and handling first item, $2 each additonal item. |
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| #TW4 - Flames of Fire- a dedication in honor of our Elders. On this tape, Tommy plays a wormy chestnut flute accompanied by the sounds of night crickets which brings to life the essence of heart warming native America. |  |
| #TW5 - The Fire People Tommy plays a flute made from a lightnig struck Poplar tree. A trance of comfort and healing comes from the soothing melodies of these songs - a beauty found in Indian America. |
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Rita Coolidge, Laura Satterfield, and Pricilla Coolidge |
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Walela
The original and still one of the best of Cherokee music. Featuring the popular "Cherokee River", "Cherokee Morning Song", "Amazing Grace" "I'll Turn My Radio On" (with the voice Rita's and Pricilla's mother). A must have for your Cherokee music library. |
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Unbearable Love-
Voted the "Group of the Year" by the Native American Music Awards 2001. The second outstanding CD from the trio, it features "The Gathering of EAgles", "Cherokee Rose", "Tell them they Lie", "I have no Indian Name" plus eight more. |
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#401 - Authentic Indian Music Ceremonial and social songs of nine Tribes: Apache, Crow, Navajo, New Taos, Shawnee, Sioux and more. Recorded on location in America's southwest. Also available on CD for $15.95 plus S&H |
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 #410 - Out of the FireTom Minton plays one of his own river cane flutes in this recording of typical Cherokee Flute music. These flutes are handmade in the traditional Cherokee style. Songs include: Cane break, Bird Song, Plains Camp, Wadena, Moonless Night, North Star, Sister, New Day, & On the Way Back. |
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| #6510 - American Indian Dances - field recordings from the Smithsonian- Folkways library. Compiled and edited by Ronnie and Stu Lipner. Features music of the Navajo, Sioux, Apache, Zuni and others. Complete with the liner notes that was issued with the original recordings. | |
| #37777 - A Cry from the Earth - field recordings from the Smithsonian- Folkways library. Music of the North American Indians edited by John Bierhorst. Featuring music of the Northwest Coast and Eskimo, Pueblo and Yuman, Plains and Eastern Woodlands. Songs for the very young, Prayers and Magic, War Songs and Singing for a new life. | |
| #04401 - Music of the Sioux and Navajo - Recorded in Indian communities by Willard Rhodes. 14 songs, including the Rabbit Dance, the Peyote Song, Love Song, Sun Dance music, Honoring Song, Corn Grinding Song, Slong of Happiness, and a Night Chant. | |
| #04251 - Healing Songs of the American Indian - Recorded on location by Dr. Frances Densmore. Featuring 19 songs from 7 tribes. Songs include Approach of the Thunderbirds, Sitting with the Turtle, A Buffalo said to me, Behold the Dawn, Healing song of the Little Green Man | |
| To order: call 1-800-776-0842 or print out our Order Form and mail or FAX (918-457-5843) in your order. Business hours 9-6 Mon-Sat CST. $6 shipping and handling first item, $2 each additonal item. Call for a free catalog! |
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