Fantastic record. I was amazed to find that after 35 years I still remember almost word for word. I listened to this again and again as a kid. Thanks so much for posting.

I miss watching in the village plaza back home SD pueblo, so many memories. Much love to my indigenous ppl. Stay up!

Relaxes me while reading writings of The Pueblo Revolt ❤

Anyone aware of hasinki who would have been main singer ?

When was this recorded ?

I really enjoyed hearing the songs you’ve played in the recording. They sound like they were recorded a long time ago, they sound very authentic. Just an observation, even though there are several styles of music, they sound quite different than what I hear today. Now maybe that’s because I live in Canada, or basically in a different part of the continent. I think in general, that the songs here have much more variations in the pitch of their voices and the words that they are singing, (while I have no idea what they’re saying), whereas the songs I hear today tend to stay on one pitch a lot more and it feels like many words are shouted, and strung together more, instead of separating the words. I don’t know if I’ve explained very well what I’m hearing and trying to say. These songs feel like a story is being told or a feeling is being explained, where today I find they sound very loud, forceful and strung together more. Today, the voices don’t seem to sing in words as much as one continuous sound. Course like I said, I never can interpret what the words mean. I hope I haven’t offended anyone. It may be just like the different genres we have now like rock vs rap vs country. I feel like I’ve travelled back 100 years when I’m listening to the songs recorded in this grouping of music. Thanks for making it available to all. Much appreciated. I’ve subscribed in hopes I will hear more.

This helps my daughter learn more about her tribe and keep it alive and i am proud of her even though im not potawatomi

I read this in high-school too, and have been looking for at least a decade beceause I couldn't remember the right stuff about it.

I know only three. Charles Gopher, John G Meyers, Rocky Stump not sure of rest. Got to go to album

Weeblaho

Ponca vol 1

🔊 🎶🔊🎶🔊🎶 Love listening to these old songs, I have my volume on 20 & it sounds real good. Ahó! Ahxéhee' I'm Diné.

My Grandpa Bill and his younger brother Alec Johnson sang on this album. Thank you posting this old record. 🦅🪶

Merci

Working those legs, knee's ouch. Great job ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊 remembering my sis & cousin getting ready with those pink soft rollers😂 white tennis shoes just washed. Good times

I wish i could hear my uncle Alex Lindsey one more time.i loved his singing to me he was the best.

Igwen

Aho family may we all have good days ahead of us🎉

😊 love for you all from me.

Great stories….and love his voice. Memories…..thank you.

Great story……..and love his voice. Memories….thank you.

Glad to be a reservation 😊👍

Long life to the Lost People of f the Mohawk’s Brotherhood 💗

I have blood running through my veins from the PLACE OF THE STRONG PEOPLE OHKAY OWINGEH August 14, 2021 Rest In Power Uncle Ed ⛈️ (Oêpaamunu) Tafoya and Great Auntie Juanita Cata (Than Povi) Rest In Peace August 20, 2021 I love you and forever thinking of you both, CAN’T STOP WON’T STOP ♥️♥️💪🏽 glad i found these songs Thank you

I had fun pronouncing the words aloud, I had 80% accuracy ( I didn't try to directly pronounce words as you but instead try to sound it out. )

29:50 32:43 Amazing!

Howsa EagleHeart!!

Listening tonight, even though I just heard these songs at our In-Lon-Schka in June. They're always comforting ❤

I am Cherokee paint clan it is nice to here deer clan sing

Thank u for posting

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My family from muskogee, i was told we were cherokee and blackfoot but i was raised white blonde hair blue eyes but i feel a connection I think our family name was Musgrove I know we were really poor and my great great great grandparent walked the trail of tears. I wish i knew more.

May they be civil and respectful to the native Americans?The song goes out to all the fathers of the earth the earthly fathers with flesh and to the great father the great spirit above the earth and above us all happy father's day to all.

Use to dance to these records in our living room back in the late 70’s

Thank you for sharing.

Relations down that way, McKinney's, tossottadle, Tyrone

as a singer from northwestern ontario/lake of the woods...some of these songs are from this area...i hear what is referred to as the "bombardier song" which is from a stanjikoming first nation and another from whitedog/wabaseemong first nation....i share to the family from where they originated and are referred to as "dream songs"

Thank you, est 1578 .

Only thing that annoys me is that some non confederacy people say that our confederacy people only came about just before Columbus lmfao. Yet we are tens of thousands years old

My great great great great grandpa was Chippewa chief osaguie

Remindes me of Aunt June Garcia and mama June black truly and Elizabeth morlon.my people who truly cared for me while at concho Indian school.and thru my life ah-ho

Makes me miss all of theTallbear clan period. Denise Tallbear.know that I'm not well but I will be there at the time for the celebration of life for the love of my dear family.

Authentic and heartfelt. Beautiful! Thank you.

Oh when was this recorded? That voice sounds familiar!!! I think I might know him 😊😊 wow this makes me feel great hearing. Thank you!!!

Iroquois

So I'm white. Like mayo white. Dated an ojibwe girl for 8 years. Helped her family with pow wow for a long ass time. A lot of native music went completely over my head. However there were three songs I really liked (couldn't understand a word of course). Turned out they were 3 for 3 war songs. I have to say a lot of it does sound like random screaming but I do have a musical ear and some of it translates over. What I like most though is that there is one center drum. The women of this particular band got together and decided they wanted to play the big drum even though it was against the culture to do so. Luckily it was shot down and remained Male only, but a few bands over they did cave and let their women play the big drum. The band I was "married" into got really pissed and now there is beef between the two. Fascinating culture.

My grandparents were full blooded muscogee Creek Bonnie Riley and Lillie tiger Riley proud to be native

My daddy’s whole family come from Eicheeanna, Walton Fl. His ancestors are John Ward “white cloud” and to find out distantly related to Osceola is a great eye opening being Florida natives. Trying to tie the roots together and all history is intriguing and shouldn’t be lost. Songs and stories are so important and for this I am grateful.

The second song with the good old 1-4 hard beats with the uu uu and wicaglata is soooo good to hear. Now THAT is singing.