VA - Les Indiens d'Amérique 1960-1961 (American First Nations Authentic Recordings) (2014)
Artist: VA
Title Of Album: Les Indiens d'Amérique 1960-1961 (American First Nations Authentic Recordings)
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: Frémeaux & Associés
Genre: World
Quality: 320 / FLAC
Total Time: 94:45 min
Total Size: 217 / 602 MB
Tracklist:
Disc 1
1. Cheyenne Dave Group – Fast Cheyenne War Dance (02:05)
2. Chief Spotted Back Hamilton – Ponca Helushka Dance (02:53)
3. Oglala Sioux Singers – Fast Sioux War Dance (02:06)
4. White Shield Singers Of North Dakota – Arikara War Dance (01:43)
5. White Shield Singers Of North Dakota – My Enemy, I Come After Your Good White Horse (Arikara) (01:23)
6. Morris Medecine – Fast Cheyenne War Dance (02:39)
7. Chief Spotted Back Hamilton – Omaha Helushka (02:19)
8. Chief Spotted Back Hamilton – Ponca War Dance (01:46)
9. Adam Trujillo & The Taos Singers – New Taos War Dance Song (02:36)
10. David Apakaun & The Kiowa Singers – Kiowa Slow War Dance (02:41)
11. Wm. Koosma & The Kiowa Singers – Kiowa Fast War Dance (01:24)
12. White Shield Singers Of North Dakota – Bloody Knife's Warrior Song (Arikara) (01:35)
13. Oglala Sioux Singers – Chief's Honoring Song (Sioux) (02:49)
14. C. Hoffman & The San Carlos Apaches – The Old Glory Raising On Iwo Jima (Navajo) (02:30)
15. Oglala Sioux Singers – Korea Memorial Song (Sioux) (01:44)
16. Roger McCabe – Navajo Hoop Dance Song (02:19)
17. Patsy Cassadore – I'm in Love with a Navajo Boy (02:12)
18. Joe Lee Of Lukachuchai With Group – Navajo Gift Dance Song (01:41)
19. Donald Deernose – Crow Push Dance Song (02:36)
20. Laurence Good Fox & Laurence Murie – Pawnee Hand Game Song (01:21)
21. Little Axe Singers – Shawnee Stomp Dance (02:39)
22. Rough Arrow & The Phoenix Plains Singers – 49 Dance Song (Plains) (02:34)
23. Leo And Valentino Lecapa – The Prisoner's Song Tewa (03:01)
24. Philip Cassadore – Girl Who If Afraid of Boys (Apache) (01:53)
25. Bert Red, Mrs. Bert Red & Eddie Box – The Bear Dance Ute (03:06)
26. Dan Thomas & Paul Martin – Mountain by the Sea Pima (03:14)
27. Patsy Cassadore & Murray Cassa – The Mescalero Train (Apache) (02:08)
28. Ft. Peck Sioux Singers – Montana Grass Song (02:43)
Disc 2
1. C. Hoffman & The San Carlos Apaches – Apache Mountain Spirit Song (03:12)
2. Dick Young & The San Carlos Apaches – Lighting Song (Apache) (02:22)
3. Northern Cheyenne Singers – Sun Dance Song (Cheyenne) (02:31)
4. Northern Arapahoe Singers – Sun Dance Song (Araphoe) (02:50)
5. Bert Red, Mrs. Bert Red & Eddie Box – Ute Sun Dance (02:12)
6. Big Fields Villagers – Song Of The Black Mountain (Papago-O'odham) (01:52)
7. Big Fields Villagers – Song Of The Green Rainbow (Papago O'odham) (01:34)
8. Mesa Verde Group Singers – Navajo Yei Be Chai (Chant) (02:59)
9. L. Shebaba, Mallon & R. Gasper – Zuni Buffalo Dance (03:30)
10. Hopi Singers From 2nd Mesa – Hopi Basket Dance (02:06)
11. Wilbur Jack – Our Father's Thoughts Are Shining Down (Paiute) (02:41)
12. Johnny Buffalo – Ceremonial Song (Paiute) (03:16)
Symbol of a dedication to uphold their culture and resist the expanding hegemony of Western settlers, Native American songs have acquired a mythical aura, branded in our collective imagination by the movie industry.
They are the tribal expression and intangible heritage of the First Peoples in American history. Healing rituals, praises of the warrior’s bravery, celebrations of spirits or stars, they are living proof that singing is a collective act of sharing.
This set offers an anthropological perspective on the diversity of Native American great cultures, Cheyennes, Poncas, Sioux, Apaches, Utes or Crows… presented with historical recordings dating from before the contemporary accultu ration process and an extensive ethnological booklet.
This anthology, sound illustration of the Parisian exhibit Les Indiens des Plaines presented by the Musée du Quai Branly, takes the auditor to the most authentic and fascinating cultures in North America.
They are the tribal expression and intangible heritage of the First Peoples in American history. Healing rituals, praises of the warrior’s bravery, celebrations of spirits or stars, they are living proof that singing is a collective act of sharing.
This set offers an anthropological perspective on the diversity of Native American great cultures, Cheyennes, Poncas, Sioux, Apaches, Utes or Crows… presented with historical recordings dating from before the contemporary accultu ration process and an extensive ethnological booklet.
This anthology, sound illustration of the Parisian exhibit Les Indiens des Plaines presented by the Musée du Quai Branly, takes the auditor to the most authentic and fascinating cultures in North America.
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