Sunday, July 2, 2023

VA - They Are Native American Indians CD1+CD2 (A Butterboy Compilation) + Bonus VA - Sacred Spirit I & II, Chants And Dances Of The Native Americans [1994 +2000]


NATIVE AMERICAN INDIANS

VA - They Are Native American Indians CD1+CD2 (A Butterboy Compilation) + Bonus VA -  Sacred Spirit I & II, Chants And Dances Of The Native Americans [1994 +2000]

They are many notable musicians and singers, who are from Peoples indigenous to the contemporary United States, including Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians, and Native Americans in the United States. Native American identity is a complex and contested issue. The Bureau of Indian Affairs defines Native American as having American Indian or Alaska Native ancestry. Legally, being Native American is defined as being enrolled in a federally recognized tribe or Alaskan village. Ethnologically, factors such as culture, history, language, religion, and familial kinship's can influence Native American identity.  Historical figures might predate tribal enrollment practices and would be included based on ethnological tribal membership, while any contemporary individuals should either be enrolled members of federally recognized tribes or have cited Native American ancestry and be recognized as being Native American by their respective tribes. Contemporary unenrolled individuals are listed as being of descent from a tribe. (Wikipedia)

I have only included artists that have been named as be Native American Indians, not self proclaimed indigenous artists. Here are 50 tracks that show the impact of Indians in rock music. The most famous being Charlie Patton and Link Wray.  Also included in this post is a wonderful set of Chants And Dances Of The Native Americans" highlighting the traditional sound that can be found in many of the tracks Included in " They are Native American CD1 & CD2 ". Whether strait out rock, bluegrass or blues there is no doubt that Native American Indian artists, traditional and Modern added a special flavor of American Rock and Blues...


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Track lists

CD1


1    XIT    Beginning    4:23
2    Robbie Robertson    Broken Arrow    5:24
3    Neville Brothers    Yellow Moon    4:04
4    Pura Fe    My People My Land    5:45
5    Buffy Sainte-Marie    Universal Soldier    2:41
6    Grant Lee Buffalo    Lone Star Song    4:34
7    Redbone    The Witch Queen of New Orleans    2:44
8    John Trudell    Rockin' the Res    3:33
9    Rhiannon Giddens    Factory Girl    6:58
10    Buddy Red Bow    Run Indian Run    5:35
11    Willy Deville    Shake Sugaree    4:50
12    Jim Boyd    Inchelium    4:15
13    Jesse 'ed' Davis - Ululu [1972]    Red Dirt Boogie, Brother    3:43
14    Wayne Lavalee    Trail of Years    4:40
15    Keith Secola    Wailing Blues    3:36
16    Charly Lowry    Brownskin    4:10
17    Jimi Hendrix    Hear My Train Comin' (Acoustic)    3:05
18    Graywolf Blues Band    Dancing in the Rain    4:23
19    Joy Hario    Witchi Tai To    5:01
20    Sandy Scofield    Layla's Lullaby    3:23
21    Joseph Fire Crow    Wind in My Mind    4:58
22    Art Napoleon    Hunting Chant    2:41
23    Indigenous    Can't Cry No More    5:42
24    Mildred Bailey    Gulf Coast Blues    3:07
25    Link Wray    Rumble    2:26

CD2


26    Charley Patton    Down the Dirt Road Blues    2:53
27    Link Wray    Rise and Fall of Jimmy Stokes    4:01
28    Redbone    Come and Get Your Love    4:56
29    Robbie Robertson    Somewhere Down the Crazy River    4:57
30    Keith Secola    4r Ancestors    4:24
31    John Trudell    Blue Indians    4:04
32    A Tribe Called Red    We Are the Halluci Nation    2:44
33    Joseph Fire Crow    Legend of the Warrior    7:43
34    Pura Fe    True Freedom    3:53
35    Charles Littleleaf    Who Am I    3:01
36    Elizabeth Hill    The Grass Looks Greener in a White Man's Yard    3:49
37    Joanne Shenandoah    Circle of Friendship    4:37
38    Murray Porter    Heart of the Eagle    4:12
39    Blackfoot    Railroad Man    2:24
40    Butch Mudbone    It Was in the Old Times    7:11
41    Marvin Rainwater    Whole Lotta Woman    2:35
42    Joanne Shenandoah    Kahawi Tha (She Carries it Along)    2:12
43    Billy Thunderkloud & the Chieftones    Indian Nation    3:01
44    Darryl Tonemah    There's a Train    4:40
45    Art Napoleon    Cree Sunrise    1:55
46    John Trudell    Crazy Horse    6:01
47    Buddy Red Bow    My Friend the Buffalo    3:04
48    Mildred Bailey With Matty Maln    Georgia on My Mind    3:27
49    Timothy Archambault    Suite Tragique Gigue    3:00
50    XIT    End    3:52

VA - Sacred Spirit I, Chants And Dances Of The Native Americans [1994]

01    How The West Was Lost (Intro & Prelude) 2:59
02    Winter Ceremony (Tor-Cheney-Nahana) 6:56
03    The Counterclockwise Circle Dance (Ly-O-Lay Ale Loya) 5:10
04    Celebrate Wild Rice (Ya-Na-Hana) 7:05
05    The Cradlesong (Dawa) 4:17
06    Advice For The Young (Gitchi-Manidoo) 6:02
07    Wishes Of Happiness & Prosperity (Yeha-Noha) 4:03
08    Elevation (Ta-Was-Ne) 2:39
09    Intertribal Song To Stop The Rain (Heya-Hee) 7:45
10    Heal The Soul (Shamanic Chant No.5) 1:20
11    Brandishing The Tomahawk (Yo-Hey-O-Hee) 6:15


VA - Sacred Spirit II, Chants And Dances Of The Native Americans [2000]

01    Intro: Gods & Heroes    1:31
02    Looking For North    4:18
03    Dela Dela    4:42
04    Land Of Promise    5:47
05    The State Of Grace    4:27
06    Yane-Heja-Hee    4:50
07    A-La-Ke    4:42
08    May You Walk In Sunshine    3:58
09    The Spirit    3:04
10    O-Loa-Ki-Lee    3:19
11    That Noble Dream    4:53
12    The Sad Eyed Chief    4:04

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2 comments:

  1. This is so cool. I was just looking at some albums by Native Americans and was wondering what the influence on American Rock and Roll has been. I am looking forward to hearing this! But Damn you! Another rabbit hole to chase... Can't wait...

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    1. Hi Pol.
      I first posted this in 2019 (I think) it was well received then, and this repost sees as popular now. Glad you think it's cool.
      Cheers.

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