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Music of the Southern Plains Cheyenne, Kiowa, Omaha, Otoe/Missouri, Pawnee, Ponca 49 AT HOG CREEK 22 songs presented by Dobbin Monoessy, Ida Faye Knifechief, Charlene Cozad, Mabel Cozad, Mia Cozad, Ori Lyn Ahboah, Marie Moses, Marlena Starr, Beverly Chasenah, Barbara Cozad, Alana Sadongei Owings, Lana White Shirt, Ella Fay Pace, Jolynne Toehay, Larry Cozad, Millard Clark Sr., Kenneth Cozad, Freddie Cozad, Daniel Cozad Sr., Howard Cozad, Vernon Cozad, Edgar Redbone, Edmond Tate Nevaquaya, Norman L. Clark, Russell Coshehe Mashunkashey, Jeff Toehay, and Gaylon Edge. IS 4949 CD $13.98
GLEN AHHAITTY - TRUE LIES FROM THE ROAD From the Kiowa, Comanche and Cherokee tribes of Oklahoma, Glen Ahhaitty’s songs spin tales inspired life on the Pow wow highway. Having traveled for decades with the most renowned Southern Plains-style drum groups, his Round Dance songs express the people, experiences and feelings that inhabit life on the long and winding road of the Pow wow singer. With shades of country blues and accompanied only by the beat of a hand drum, Glen shared the often lonesome ups and downs of life on the open road. 12 songs including I Should Have Been There, Wish Come True, Daddy’s Coming Home, and When I’m Far Away. 6410 CD $15.98 - NO MORE LIES Acclaimed singer and songmaker, Glen Ahhaitty, channels the twists and turns of life into songs of romance, reflection and redemption. Glen’s round dance songs are fueled by his life experiences and carry messages sung with deep personal conviction. Though many of the songs deal with the troubles of life, Glen eloquently charts a path to redemption with the song My Path. Other songs include Ring of Fire, All She Wrote, It’s Not Easy, and Missing You. 14 songs. 6463 CD $15.98
WALTER AHHAITTY & FRIENDS - OKLAHOMA STYLE with Comanche Little Ponies 21 wonderful songs recorded live at the 35th Annual Southern California Indian Center Pow Wow. 15 gourd dance songs, a grand entry song, four round dance songs, and an intertribal. SOAR 229 CD $18.98
ALLIANCE WEST & THE INTERTRIBAL VETERANS - THE WARRIOR’S EDGE SWR 9909 Cassette $2.00 CD $15.98
BAD MEDICINE - VOL. 1 - SOUTHERN STYLE POW WOW SONGS - RECORDED LIVE AT SYCUAN Ten songs including Flag and Victory Songs, Old Timer’s Song, squat dance, intertribals, contest songs, old fancy dance song, old Kiowa song, and more. 6251 (Out of Print.) - VOL. 2 DANCE YOUR STYLE; SPECIALTY SONGS OF THE KIOWA This is BAD MEDICINE's second recording of Southern Style pow wow songs. They are an up-and-coming group of singers from Carnegie, Oklahoma. BAD MEDICINE is in high demand as a host drum on the pow wow circuit. They are best know for their unique southern style intertribal songs. They also sing many traditional Kiowa Songs. Highlights include a Snake Dance, Buffalo Dance, Horse Stealing Songs, Fancy Dance and many more. 6252 (Out of Print.) - BLAST FROM THE PAST BAD MEDICINE hails from Carnegie, Oklahoma and consists of members of the Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma. They have traveled extensively and have participated in many celebrations. They formed in 1987 as a hand game team. Lead singer is Phil R. (Joe Fish) Dupoint. 14 songs recorded live at Schemitzun 2001. Songs include Old Fancy Dance Song, Old Kiowa Shake, and Horse Stealing Song. SGBM 082501 (Out of Print.)
BAD MOON RISING - SOUTHERN Evolved from various Southern Pow Wow groups, BAD MOON RISING consists of members of the Ponca, Otoe and Pawnee tribes from Oklahoma. Singers include Stephen Little Cook I, Jordon Moore, Pat Moore Sr., Pat Moore Jr., Little Bear Little Cook, Johnson Taylor, Aaron Adson, OJ Little Cook, and Ronald Monoessy. One trick song and ten intertribals. CRM 052803 Cassette $4.00 CD $16.98
BRAVE SCOUT SINGERS - NORTHERN STYLE OTOE MISSOURIAN & PAWNEE Singers: Sid Brave Scout Moore, Ted Moore, Pete Moore Sr., Ock New Rider, Crickets Shields, Edward Yellowfish, Conrad Gayly, Rick Tosee, Dynomite Mitholo, Tee Tee Shields, Gwendy Williams, Sydna Yellowfish, Dot Moore. Ten songs including Terry Williams Memorial Song, War Dance is Good, and intertribal dance songs. 6172 Cassette $9.98
CADDO TRIBAL DANCES Recorded at Anadarko, Oklahoma, March 26, 1955. Singers are Mr. And Mrs. Houston Edmonds, Mr. And Mrs. Lewis Edmonds, and Lowell Edmonds. 19 songs including turkey dance songs, duck dance songs, green corn dance songs, bell dance songs, fish dance songs, and a stirrup dance song. Now on CD. SC 300 Cassette $9.98 CD $11.98
CEDAR DALE SINGERS Southern Style singing at its best. Ten songs including A Tribute to My Father, Oklahoma Intertribal Club, California Dream and Wildfire. AR 1111 Cassette $2.00 CD $17.98
THE CONTEST IS ON! - VOL. 1 - THE CONTEST IS ON! TRICK DANCE SONGS - PAWNEE & PONCA What pow wow dancers have been looking for - a complete tape of trick dance songs, chiefly Ponca and Pawnee. IS 2010 Cassette $2.00 - VOL. 2 - THE CONTEST IS ON! TRICK DANCE SONGS - PAWNEE & PONCA These contest songs are part of the annual Osage War Dance, Ponca Pow Wow and Ponca Heluska. The Poncas, who have been singing for the Osage for several generations, say that many of these songs are so old their origin is lost. IS 2011 Cassette $2.00 - VOLUMES 1 & 2 Originally released on 2 cassette tapes, now on one CD. These are songs, many of which belong in the Annual Osage War Dances, the Annual Ponca Pow Wow, and Ponca Heluska. These are not trick songs as commonly called by tribes who are unfamiliar with them. The Poncas, who have been singing for
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the Osages for several generations, say that many of these songs are so old that the origin has been lost. Singers include Jackie Anquoe, Jim Anquoe, Jack Anquoe, Herb Adson, Millard Clark, Larry Cozad, Molly Ann McKinley, Anita Anquoe George, Mary Ann Anquoe, and Claudina Snake. IS 2012 CD $13.98
Oliver and Stephen Little Cook, Don and Henry Patterson, Jade R. Roubedeaux, Sophina Buffalohead, Tesa Goodeagle, Roberta J. McIntosh and Dobbin Monoessy. Recorded at White Eagle, Oklahoma. IH 2015 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98
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- LIVE AT SCHMITZUN, 1995 SCHEMITZUN LIVE CHAMPIONSHIP OF SONG AND DANCE. The COZAD DRUM consists of Lead singer Leonad Cozad Sr., and his ten sons and grandsons. Nephews, daughters and other extended family members sing with them at times. They are from the Kiowa Nation in Oklahoma and are rich in their tribal heritage. Ten songs including Straight Kiowa Original Song, Southern Fancy, Horse Stealing Song and more. SGC 091595 (Out of Print)
- VOL. 1 - GOURD TALKERS Eighteen Kiowa gourd dance songs and one buffalo dance song. Includes Tiapiah Start Song, several old gourd dance songs and several family songs. Jack Anquoe is the lead singer. SOAR 143 CD $18.98
- LIVE AT RED EARTH SGC 61497 (Out of Print) - CALIFORNIA POW WOW COZAD singers Leonard Cozad Sr., Leonard Cozad Jr., James Cozad, Patrick Cozad, Millard Clark, Freddie Kadahzinne, Marie Cozad Moses, and Naomi Cozad Svitak present this recording of 16 southern style songs. Songs include an assortment of contest songs, intertribals, gourd dance songs, buckskin songs, round dances and more. SOAR 219 CD $18.98 - FAMILY & FRIENDS Recorded live at the 34th Annual Southern California Indian Center Pow Wow. All songs written by Leonard Cozad Sr. and Leonard Cozad Jr. Five phases with four gourd songs each - 20 songs in all. SOAR 224 CD $18.98
FORT OAKLAND RAMBLERS - WHEN HE PAINTS HIS FACE... SOUTHERN STYLE POW WOW SONGS RECORDED LIVE AT MESCALERO. Fort Oakland is the tribal reservation community of the Tonkawa/Lipa Apache tribe located near Tonkawa, Oklahoma. The FORT OAKLAND RAMBLERS music reflects on the lifestyle of their people and is presented in strict accordance with the rich southern traditional singing style. Singers: Joseph Begs-His-Own (Sioux/Tonkawa), Jacque Senecal (Blackfoot/Cherokee), Tonia L. Cozad (Kiowa/ Paiute), Randy Flores (Catawba), Sonny Kadayeso (Mescalero Apache/Tonkawa), Henry Patterson (Tonka/Lipan Apache), Antone Street (Tonkawa/ Ponca), Junior Tofpi (Kiowa/Sauk & Fox), Junior Flores (Ponca/Tonkawa), Don Patterson (Tonkawa/ Lipan Apache), Buffy Shanta (Mescalero Apache/ Lipan Apache), Ernest Kadayeso (Apache/ Tonkawa). Eleven songs including Grand Entry, Memorial Flag Song, intertribals, straight intertribals, Fort Oakland Traveling Home Song and more. 6281 Cassette $9.98 - OKLAHOMA INTERTRIBAL AND CONTEST SONGS The FORT OAKLAND RAMBLERS are comprised of members of the Ponca, Otoe, and Tonkawa tribes and are located in north central Oklahoma. Six intertribal songs, four contest songs, two patriotic give-away songs, two Ponca songs. Singers are Perry Lee Botone Jr., Jim Grant, James Kembie, Garland Kent Jr., Gregory Lieb,
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- VOL. 2 - SHAKE IT UP Seventeen shake dance songs from Oklahoma. Songs include Cedar Smoke, Dancers Arise, Painted for War, Standing Buffalo and Hoka Hey. Jack, Redcloud, Jim, Rick, Warren and Jimmy Anquoe plus Louis Sheridan, Jason Good Blanket, Jimmy Reeder & LaVerne Little Calf. SOAR 148 CD $18.98 (Out of Print.) - VOL. 3 - SPIRITS WHO DANCE SPIRITS WHO DANCE is the third recording by the GRAYHORSE SINGERS, a popular drum from Oklahoma. This recording carries on the southern drum style that has made the GRAYHORSE SINGERS a drum of great renown. SPIRITS WHO DANCE is a mixture of Kiowa, Ponca and intertribal songs including Snake Dance, Buffalo Dance, Fancy Dancers Dance, Grass Dance and more. SOAR 177 Cassette $4.00 CD $18.98
Drumbeat HAUMPY & DOYEBI - 16 KIOWA 49 SONGS Singers Hugh and Della Doyebi and Bruce and Gertie Haumpy originally recorded these Kiowa 49 songs on November 7, 1979 at Fay, Oklahoma. Released on CD in May 2006. There are some English words in the songs. IR 650 Cassette $2.00 CD $17.98
KIOWA - KIOWA BLACK LEGGINGS WARRIORS SOCIETY SONGS - BILL KAULAITY, LEAD SINGER Kiowas Flag Song, eight war mothers songs and ten Black Leggings Society songs. Recorded at Carnegie, Oklahoma, by an outstanding group of singers selected by Bill Kaulaity for their ability to sing traditional Kiowa music. Bill Kaulaity - lead singer, Daniel Cozad, James Cozad, Georgia Dupoint, Roberta Toehay and Flora Weryackwe. 6167 Cassette $9.98
KIOWA 49 & ROUND DANCE SONGS A group of songs for social dancing. Contains seven 49 songs, a semi-private social dance held usually after some public celebration, and five round dance songs. Singers are Mr. and Mrs. John Emhoolah Jr., Hershel Kaulaity, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Botone, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Bointy, Mr. and Mrs Bruce Haumpy, Ted Creeping Bear, Ray White Buffalo. 6087 Cassette $9.98
KIOWA 49 - WAR EXPEDITION SONGS HANDGAME OF THE KIOWA, KIOWA -APACHE AND COMANCHE Handgame is a very old hide and guess game which has long been popular among tribes of the Plains, Great Basin, Plateau, and Northwest Coast. The game differs in detail from tribe to tribe, but the basics are usually similar. The Kiowa, Kiowa Apache, and Comanche all play the same style of handgame. It is played in the winter, and nowadays is primarily for fun and recreation, although in earlier years players would bet heavily on the outcome. The Carnegie Roadrunners (a Kiowa team) and Billy Goat Hill (a Kiowa Apache team with Kiowa and Comanche members) are perhaps two of the biggest and best-sounding teams in southwest Oklahoma.
Seventeen Kiowa “49” songs sung by Gregory Haumpy, Billy Hunting Horse, Ralph Kotay, Bill Koomsa Jr., Barbara Ahhaitty, Pearl Kerchee, Anteline Koomsa, Nan B. Koomsa, and Wilda Koomsa. Recorded at Carnegie, Oklahoma. IH 2505 Cassette $9.98
KIOWA BLACK-LEGGINGS WARRIORS SOCIETY CEREMONIAL SONGS 12 Kiowa Black-Leg Society songs sung by Leonard Cozad, Jasper Sankadota, Oscar Tahlo, and Laura Tahlo. Recorded at Carnegie, Oklahoma, January 22, 1964. Now on CD. SC 305 Cassette $9.98 CD $11.98
- VOL. 1 CARNEGIE ROADRUNNERS VS. BILLY GOAT HILL Twenty three handgame songs sung by these two teams during an actual game. More than 60 singers. Recorded live at Carnegie, Oklahoma ON November 24, 1968. The two teams played a very close and outstanding game. The first part of the game is presented here. IH 2501 CD $15.98
KIOWA CIRCLE AND TWO-STEP DANCE
- VOL. 2 CARNEGIE ROADRUNNERS VS. BILLY GOAT HILL Twenty one handgame songs recorded during a very close game. Another game by the same singers as in Volume 1. Recorded live at Carnegie, Oklahoma on November 24, 1968. The two teams played a very close and outstanding game. The second part of the game is presented here. IH 2502 CD $15.98
KIOWA 49-WAR EXPEDITION SONGS
Twelve round dance songs by Leonard Cozad, Jasper Sankadota, Oscar Tahlo and Laura Tahlo. Recorded at Carnegie, OK, 1964. Reissued in 1993. Now available on CD. SC 278 Cassette $9.98 CD $11.98
Forty-nine is a social dance which is popular today among Indians of the Plains and Southwest tribes, and at intertribal gatherings in big cities where thousands of Indians have relocated in order to find employment. Among Kiowa, 49 is traditionally held after 11:00 PM of midnight until about 3:00 AM. Sometimes a dance will go to sunrise. The dance starts when a group of men gather around a drum, and with a roll of the drum, start the first song. As the songs get underway, those who wish
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Drumbeat to dance form a close circle around the singers and drum. As more people join the dance, a second circle is formed closely around the first, then a third around the second, and so on. A big dance may have seven or eight concentric circles of dancers moving clockwise around the drum. Kiowa 49 was originally a war ceremony performed on the eve of a war expedition or war party. A war leader would go through the camp singing war expedition songs and those who wanted to go with him on the expedition would join him in the singing. The group wound continue through the camp, singing as they went, to the leaders tipi wherein they would sing throughout the night. Although most 49’s today are strictly social, a 49 will occasionally be held for a Kiowa serviceman who is about to go overseas, and many of his family and friends take part, much in the tradition of a century ago. IH 2505 CD $15.98
26 selections including war, round, trot, and buffalo dances, War Mothers songs, Flag song, and gourd dance songs featuring the traditional bugle calls. Kenneth Anquoe - lead singer. Recorded live during the early 1960’s. Liner notes included. FE 4393 Cassette $5.00 CD $16.98
of the owners for everyone to hear and enjoy. It is the desire of the owners of these songs that they be learned and sung and enjoyed and used in good way for many generations to come. They do not give up ownership of the songs, but give permission for everyone to use and enjoy them. 15 songs from 15 members. Liner notes. IH 2510 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98
KIOWA TRIBAL CIRCLE AND TWOSTEP SONGS
- VOL. 2 - SONGS OF THE O-HO-MAH LODGE Continued from Volume One with the same singers. 15 more songs with liner notes. IH 2511 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98
KIOWA SONGS AND DANCES
Songs sung by the Sound Chief Singers. Songs include Round Dance Song, Miss Indian American Coronation Song, 13 round dance songs. Now available on CD. SC 266 Cassette $9.98 CD $11.98
KIOWA TRIBAL HONOR SONGS & ROUND DANCE
KIOWA FLAG SONG War Mother’s Songs, Round Dance Songs, Comanche 49 Songs. IS 2501 Cassette $2.00
14 songs sung by the Kiowa Tribal Singers. Songs include a Kiowa Flag Song, two War Songs of the Thunderbirds, a Miss Indian American Coronation Song, five Kiowa War Mothers Songs, and 5 Round Dance Songs. SC 265 CD $11.98
KIOWA GOURD DANCE - VOL. 1 Twelve gourd dance songs recorded live at Carnegie, Oklahoma. Singers: Daniel Cozad, Joe Cozad, Larry Cozad, Leonard Cozad Sr., Bill Hunting Horse, Adam Kaulaity, Vincent Spotted Bird, Yale Spotted Bird, Velma Cozad, Barbara Ahhaitty Monoessy, Dobbin Monoessy, Namomi Svitak. Dancers: David Apekaum, Marty Autaubo, Richard Kauahquo, Elrod Monoessy, Curtis Tointigh. IH 2503 CD $15.98 - VOL. 2 Eleven gourd dance songs. Volume 1. IH 2504 CD $15.98
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KIOWA GOURD DANCE SONGS Mr. and Mrs. Vince Bointy, Mr. and Mrs. John Emhoolah, Jr., Herschel Kaulaity, Ray White Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs., Billy Botone, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Haumpy, Ted Creeping Bear. 14 songs. 6103 (Out of Print.)
KIOWA TRIBAL ROUND DANCE SONGS 12 songs sung by The Soundchief Singers, James Aunguoe, Nathan Doyebi, Ernest Red Bird, and Ruth Red Bird. Originally recorded on September 16, 1959. Songs include Princess Moon Bird, Little Mountain Maid, Rainy Nights in Taos, and Fried Bread Boogie. SC 274 CD $11.98
Singers Ronald Horse (Tsatoke), Billy Hunting Horse, Helen Horse (Tsatoke) and Dorita Hunting Horse originally recorded these songs on April 8, 1974 at Fay, Oklahoma. Released on CD in May 2006. 18 songs. IR 656 CD $17.98 (Out of Print.)
KIOWA SONGS - 16 OLD TRADITIONAL KIOWA SONGS Roland Horse, Bruce Haumpy and Billy Hunting Horse recorded this collection of 16 old traditional Kiowa songs at Fay, Oklahoma on March 1, 1969. Tracks 1 thru 8 are Kiowa war dance songs, 9 thru 12 are Kiowa round dance songs, and 13 thru 16 are Kiowa 49 social dance songs (originally called war expedition songs). This CD has been enhanced with new digital technology for improved sound. IR 655 CD $17.98
- VOL. 3 - SONGS OF THE O-HO-MAH LODGE 13 songs from the Joe Shunkamolah family, Philmon Berry, the Botone family, Ed Tsotaddle, Wilson Ware, Trenton Mitchell, Skeet Russell, Richard Tartsah, Walter Komome, Gus Palmer. Marlon Aitson, Bill Ware, and Seth Morgan. Now available on CD. IH 2513 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98 - VOL. 4 - SONGS OF THE O-HO-MAH LODGE 13 more songs from Jeremy Keahbone, Paul Tahlo, Bruce Kaulaity, Stanley Geimausaddle. Matthew Kaulaity, Jim and Joyce Vinyard, Kenneth Anquoe, Perry Horse, Richard Archilta, Bobby Dunlap, George Saloe, Fagon Tahbone, and John Henry Laurentz’s son. Now available on CD. IH 2514 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98 - VOL. 5 - SONGS OF THE O-HO-MAH LODGE Singers on this recording are Joe Fish Dupoint, John Glenn Hamilton, Galen Holder, Jeff Toehay, Bill Ware and Matthew Whitehorse. 13 songs. IH 2515 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98
KIOWA TRIBAL TIA-PIAH SOCIETY SONGS
KIOWA WARRIORS DANCE SONGS & KIOWA WAR EXPEDITION SONGS
From the Original American Indian Soundchiefs collection please enjoy these traditional songs. 12 Kiowa Gourd Dance songs (Leonard Cozad, Jasper Sankadota, Oscar Tahlo, and Laura Tahlo) recorded at Carnegie, Oklahoma in 1964, and four Buffalo Dance songs (White Fox, Little Chief, and Harry Hokeah). Released on CD in October 2009. SC 301 CD $11.98
Eight Kiowa Warriors Dance Songs and seven Kiowa War Expedition (49) songs. Sung by The Soundchief Singers - James Aunguoe, Nathan Doyebi, Ernest Red Bird and Ruth Red Bird. Now available on CD. SC 131 Cassette $9.98 CD $11.98
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Sung by Ernest Aunguoe, Nathan Doyebi, Ernest Red Bird, Ruth Redbird. Twelve Kiowa Tribal Warrior Dances including Arikara War Chief, Chief Thundercloud, Brave Hearts Must Travel, Eagle Chief, An Eagle Wings, Forty-four Winchester and more. Now available on CD. SC 139 Cassette $9.98 CD $11.98
KIOWA WAR DANCE SOCIETY - VOL. 1 - SONGS OF THE O-HO-MAH LODGE The KIOWA WAR DANCE SOCIETY O-HOMAH- LODGE singers are Parker Emoolah, Ralph Kotay, Bill Ware, Mac Whitehorse, Roland Whitehorse and Florene Whitehorse Taylor. The O -ho-mah Lodge is the original war dance society of the Kiowa and is over one hundred years old. Most of the songs recorded in these two volumes are very old individual Songs which belong to O-ho-mah members and their families. They have been recorded here for the first time with the permission
- KIOWA WAR, 49 & HORSE STEALING SONGS This recording contains three seldom heard horse stealing songs, seven old Kiowa war dance songs that date back to the 1920’s, ruffle dance song, and nine 49 songs. Singers: Bill Koomsa, Sr. - lead singer; Billy Hunting Horse, Wilbur Kodaseet, Bill Koomsa, Jr., Lonnie Tsotaddle, Georgia Dupoint, Ann Koomsa, Martha Koomsa Perez and Pearl Woodard. 6145 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98 - GOURD DANCE SONGS OF THE KIOWA Thirteen gourd dance songs plus the Kiowa Flag Song. Includes White Bear’s (Satanta’s) Family Song. Recorded at Carnegie, Oklahoma. Singers: Bill Koomsa, Sr. - lead singer; Billy Hunting Horse, Wilbur Kodaseet, Bill Koomsa, Jr., Lonnie Tsotaddle, Georgia Dupoint, Ann Koomsa, Martha Koomsa Perez and Pearl Woodard. 6148 (Out of Print) - KIOWA SCALP AND VICTORY DANCE SONGS Sixteen songs. These songs are not sung much any
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4 more; very few people know these songs today. Scalp dance songs were sung when warriors returned from raids; today they are sung during the Veteran’s Day celebration. Singers: Bill Koomsa, Sr. - lead singer; Billy Hunting Horse, Wilbur Kodaseet, Bill Koomsa, Jr., Lonnie Tsotaddle, Georgia Dupoint, Ann Koomsa, Martha Koomsa Perez and Pearl Woodard. 6166 Cassette $9.98
LET’S 49 Now on CD, this classic recording originally released in 1982. Some of the most outstanding songs and singers of this era are captured on this CD. Singers include Frank Adson, Herb Adson, Kenneth Anquoe, Pete Bailey, L. Anthony Ballard, Millard Clark, Larry Cozad, George Valliere, Tom Ware, Chris White, M.A. Anquoe, Anne Ballard, Anita George, Juanita Heap-of-Birds, Lily M. Kauley, Kay L. Kemble, Jereaux L. Nevaquaya, Jean Packhorse, Eva Kay Rice, Wanda Tsosie, Clarise Whiteskunk, Hallie Whiteskunk, Tweet Whiteskunk, and Alberta Whiteskunk Zotigh. Some of the singers on this recording have since departed from this world. They shall live on forever through these songs. IS 4901 CD $13.98
MUSIC OF THE PAWNEE Just released on CD, this archival recording includes 10 medleys of songs sung by Mark Evarts. The original liner notes are included as a PDF file on most of the newly released discs. Medleys include A) a bear song, an old hand game song and a ghost dance song; B) four deer dance songs and two mescal bean songs; and C) a love song, a man’s love song, three woman’s love songs and a peyote song; and seven more medleys. FE 4334 Cassette $5.00 CD $20.98
MUSIC OF THE PLAINS APACHE Just released on CD, this archival recording includes 15 songs. The original liner notes are included as a PDF file on most of the newly released discs. Songs include a wolf song, a turtle song, a turkey song, a snake dance song, a buffalo dance song and more. FE 4252 Cassette $5.00 CD $20.98
NATIVE AMERICAN VETERANS’ HONORING POW WOW IS 1523
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- SOUTHERN CHEYENNE SUN DANCE SONGS These 17 Southern Cheyenne Sun Dance Songs include one sun dance lodge invitation song, one sunrise formation song, one sun dance starting song, one old sun dance song with words, 11 regular sun dance songs, one peace pipe smoke song, one sun dance closing song. Singers are Roy Nightwalker Sr., Ola Mae Nightwalker, James Nightwalker and Ruby Nightwalker. Originally recorded on May 10, 1986 at Fay, Oklahoma. Released on CD may 2006. IR 331A CD $17.98
(Cheyenne, Pawnee, Ponca) - VOL. 1 POW WOW SONGS FROM OKLAHOMA Sixteen war dance songs from the O-Ho-Mah Lodge, Cheyenne, Pawnee and Ponca tribes. Sung by Tom Ware, Millard Clark, George Valliere, Larry Cozad, Bill Ware and Phillip Hendrix Jr. IS 2001 (Out of Print) - VOL. 2 POW WOW SONGS FROM OKLAHOMA Sixteen war dance songs, many of which belong to the O-Ho-Mah Lodge. Singers: Mac Whitehorse, Tom Ware, Millard Clark, Bill Ware, Pearl Ware, Marie Criss, Velma Tooisgah, Marcella Delaware, Patricia James, Jenny James. IS 2002 (Out of Print)
O-HO-MAH LODGE SINGERS The O-ho-mah Lodge is the original war dance society of the Kiowa. It began in the late 1800’s when Daw oi ki, a prominent Kiowa warrior, received the sacred war dance tail-bustle from the Cheyenne, and with this responsibility was given the right to perform the songs and dance which is part of the O-ho-mah tradition. Today the lodge has over 100 members. The songs recorded here are just a few of the many O-ho-mah Lodge songs. - WAR DANCE SONGS OF THE KIOWA VOLUME 1 17 songs belonging to O-ho-mah members and their families and old-time war dance songs with no particular ownership. IH 2508 CD $15.98 - WAR DANCE SONGS O F THE KIOWA VOLUME 2 21 songs belonging to O-ho-mah members and their families and old-time war dance songs with no particular ownership. IH 2509 CD $15.98
- SOUTHERN CHEYENNE GOURD CLAN SONGS These 17 Gourd Clan Songs are sung by Roy Nightwalker Sr., Arthur Madbull, George Nightwalker and Roy Nightwalker. Originally recorded on March 8, 1974 at Fay, Oklahoma. Released on CD May 2006. IR 322 CD $17.98
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OMAHA SINGERS - 19 OMAHA SONGS Originally recorded on February 29, 1972 at Macy, Nebraska, singers Rudolph Clark, Lawrence Gilpin, Jacob Drum and John Turner present 19 Omaha Indian Pow Wow songs. Songs include two Heluska war dance songs, eight war dance songs, one Omaha flag song, two hand game gourd dance songs, two round dance songs. Two give-away songs, and two contest songs. Released on CD May 2006. (Now on CD.) IR 825 Cassette $2.00 CD $17.98
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THE NIGHTWALKERS - GOURD CLAN SONGS - VOLUME 1 Singers Roy Night Walker, Ola Mae Night Walker, James Night Walker and Ruby Night Walker present 15 Southern Cheyenne gourd clan songs. Originally recorded on May 10, 1986 at Fay Oklahoma. Released on CD May 2006. (Now on CD.) IR 332A CD $17.98 (Out of Print.)
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OMAHA INDIAN MUSIC Fifteen groups of songs recorded by Alice Fletcher and Francis La Flesche between 1895 and 1910. Songs include Hethu ‘shka Society Songs, Pipes of Fellowship Ceremony, wolf songs, victory dance songs, love songs and others. Produced in cooperation with the Omaha Tribal Council. La Flesche, a member of the Omaha Tribe, was a noted anthropologist and author. L 71 (Out of Print)
- OMAHA WHITE TAIL Recorded live at Carry The Kettle. The OMAHA WHITE TAIL SINGERS consist of members of the Omaha Tribe of Nebraska. The group was formed in 1989 and has traveled throughout the U.S.A. and Canada. White Tail songs are composed by group members and are traditional songs of the Omaha. They are: Blackbird and Jerome Sheridan, Kennard Parker, Tim Grant (lead singer), J.R. Thomas, Brad Saunsoci, A.J. and Kelly Grant. 12 songs including Intertribals, Men’s Fancy, Ladies’ Fancy, Horse Stealing, Jr. Men’s Fancy, Travelling Song. SGWT 072696 (Out of Print.) - OMAHA WHITE TAIL - LIVE AT RED EARTH This recording is dedicated to the late Herman Grant and the late Lawrence Gilpen. OMAHA WHITE TAIL singers are Dennis Thomas Jr., Jerome Sheridan, Mitch Parker, Tim Grant, Brad Saunsoci, Black Bird Sheridan, Buffy Shanta, Amen Sheridan, Kelly Grant, A.J. Grant, Stan Smith and Joe Fish Dupoint. 13 songs including War Dancer, Memorial Song of the Veterans, Fired Up!, Red Rock, The Tail Dancer, Mary Apple’s Song, Umo “Ho” War Song and more. SGWT 61397 CD $15.98 - WAR DANCER - POW WOW SONGS OF THE OMAHA Brad Saunsoci, Holly Sheridan, Kelly Grant, Tim Grant, Mitchell Parker Jr., J.R. Thomas, Kennard Parker and Jerome Sheridan. All are members of the Omaha tribe. 10 songs including Omaha Flag Song, Desert Storm Song, Mark Grant’s Song, 1963 -1991, Intertribals, Travelling Song, Fancy Feather Dance Song, Southern Straight Song. 6249 Cassette $9.98 - LIVE AT LONG PLAIN FIRST NATION WRWT 023 Cassette $4.00 - TO THE MOTHERS Ten songs including For The Mothers, Wakonda’s Gift, The Drum Song, and V.F.W. Post 10723. SGOW 72998 CD $15.98 (Out of Print.) - KICKIN’ IT UP A live recording from the 1999 Schemitzun Pow Wow. Singers are Tim Grant, Kelly Grant, Jr. Thomas, Louis Saunsoci, Jeff Miller, Erwin Morris, Greg Grant, Mike Spears, Ron Goodeagle Sr. and Angelo Normand. 11 songs including Omaha Flag Song, Traveling Song and For The Mothers. RR 1100 (Out of Print.) - LIVE @ HINCKLEY WHITETAIL SINGERS are a contemporary Southern Style drum group from Nebraska and surrounding areas. They are dedicated to their traditions and have won many singing contests. They are a favorite among dancers throughout Pow Wow country - especially Fancy Dancers. First
Drumbeat Place Winners at Hinckley’s 2001 Southern Style Singing Contest. 10 songs. AR 1146 Cassette $2.00 CD $17.98 - FOR OUR ELDERS WHITE TAIL SINGERS include Kelly Grant, Tim Grant, Dennis Thomas Jr, Blackbird Sheridan, A.J. Grant, Matthew Grant Jr, Gregg Grant, Mike Grant, Jerome Sheridan, Marq Sheridan, Erwin Morris, Mitchell Parker, Brad Saunsoci, Andre Saunsoci, Louis Saunsoci. Featuring John Morris Sr, and Bridget Whipple of Eyabay. 12 songs including Pure Playa, Skillz, The Prettiest Girl and Cruzin’. AR 1153 CD $17.98
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son, Retha Johnson, Heather Battise, Sally Hill, and Chery Attocknie. SOAR 223 CD $18.98
Lucy Cries For Ribs present these songs never before released. IH 2010 CD $15.98
THE OZARK SINGERS
PONCA INDIAN SINGERS
- 17 OLD TRADITIONAL PONCA WAR DANCE SONGS The singers are Abe Conklin, Ken Siemens, Tony Red Bird, John Kemble, Lionel Le Claire, and Roscoe Conklin with ladies voices in the background. Originally recorded at Oklahoma City on June 6, 1973 and released in 1973, this remastered CD contains 17 original traditional Ponca war dance songs. IR 1000 CD $17.98 (Out of Print.)
- PONCA WAR DANCES Ponca Flag Song, prayer song , twenty war dance songs and quitting song. Individuals interested in learning Ponca songs will find this album most helpful. The words are clearly enunciated by this well-trained and experienced group of singers. Ponca Indian Singers: Wilford Clark. Pee Wee Clark, Wilkie Eagle and Jim Kemble. 6143 Cassette $9.98
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The Ponca Scalp Dance, called pa’thinge, which means “no head,” is a woman’s dance. The war dance was danced by the men, and the scalp dance is the same, but danced by the women. When the men came home from battle, the scalps were brought in. The old women that stayed home and grabbed those scalps when the men brought them. They danced with the scalps. They danced in a circle moving clockwise. 17 Scalp Dance Songs recorded at White Eagle, Oklahoma on April 7, 1971. Singers Lamont Brown, Harry Buffalohead, Joe H Rush, Russell Rush, Sylvester Warrior, Albert Waters, Lenora S Buffalohead, Metha Colins, Alice L Cook and Lucy Cries For Ribs present these songs never before released. IH 2008 CD $15.98
OSAGE MEDICINE - THE OSAGE SWEAT CEREMONY - WITH ANCESTRAL SONGS Led by LO HA WA TI AN KA. Recorded live at Greyhorse Indian Village, Osage Reservation, April 1997. Side 1 sung by Loui McAlpine. Side 2 Live Sweat Lodge Ceremony sung by Osage, Cheyenne/ Kiowa and Caddo singers. IS 7001 CD $13.98
OTOE WARRIOR DANCE SONGS Ten songs by The Original American Indian Soundchiefs. Singers are Fred Early, Johnny Moore and Mrs. Johnny Moore. Originally recorded May 8, 1953. SC 123 CD $11.98
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PONCA SCALP DANCE SONGS - SPIRIT OF THE PLAINS Ten original songs in the Pawnee language. The PAWNEE YELLOW HORSE drum group is comprised of the members of the Pawnee Nation. The lead singer and composer, Vance Horsechief Jr., is a descendant of the late Lloyd Yellowhorse. Vance named the drum group in memoriam to Lloyd. Singers: Phil Minthorn, Gary Leadingfox, Vance Horsechief Jr., Bryan Hodshire, Bunky Echo -Hawk, Walter Echo-Hawk, Jason Lightfoot, Debbie Echo-Hawk, Jennifer Folsom Minthorn, and several others. Nine songs in Pawnee including The Pawnee Flag Song, Little Warrior’s Song, Youth Honor Song, 4 war dance songs, Two Bear’s Song, WORP 1021 (Out of Print)
- FAMILY SONG SOUTHERN STYLE The OTTER TRAIL singers are Jose Roldan (Kogi Arawak), Matt Harmon (Nanticoke Delaware), Ron Gibson (Iowa/Shawnee), Al Bold Eagle Santos (Head Singer) (Arawak/Aztec), Mark Hicks (Eastern Cherokee), Urie Ridgeway (Nanticoke Delaware), David Buffalohead (Ponca/Kiowa/ Comanche), Will Mosley (Nanticoke Delaware), Sean Keahna (Sac and Fox/Mesquakie), Misty R. Nace (Anishanabe), Judy Gibson (Pawnee), Cherie Siebert (Eastern Cherokee), and Mandy Harmon (Nanticoke Delaware). 14 Intertribal and Contest songs with some translation. SOAR 187 (Out of Print)
- LOOK TO THE STARS It is hoped that hearing these songs and the sound of the drum uplifts you. PAWNEE YELLOW HORSE singers are Terry Tsotigh, Adrian Horsechief, Bunky Echo-Hawk, Walter Echo-Hawk Jr, Pat Leading Fox, Vance Horsechief Jr III, John Bechtold, Pius Horsechief, Ronald Rice Jr, Gary Leading Fox, Sean Roubideaux, Winston Stabler, Sage Stabler and C.D. Moore. 12 songs including Pa-hu-katawa, A Good Horse and Talking to the Enemy. WORP 1041 Cassette $2.00
- THE NEXT CHAPTER This live recording of Southern Style Pow Wow songs was made at the Tunica Biloxi Pow Wow 2000 in Marksville, Louisiana. The ten songs include four intertribals, a woman’s fancy shawl, a men’s traditional and a fancy trick song. Singers are Cynthia Whitebird, Delbert ‘Buckwheat’ Johnson, Al Santos, Nick Behan, Dave Johnson, August ‘Cocoa’ Creppel, Roland Castillo, Herbert ‘Chickdog’ Johnson, Urie Ridgeway, Gene Bates, Lance Tahchawwickah, Terry Yazzie, Rose Behan, Emily Smith, Dawn Tahchawwickah, Fern Tahchawwickah, Delores Johnson, Heather Johnson, Reatha Johnson, Camille’Bubbles’ Johnson and Mary ‘Happie’ Karty. RR 1105 Cassette $2.00
Forty-nine songs were brought here by the Comanche tribe of Indians in about 1900. The Ponca were in a big camp and the singers would get together and sing these songs at each camp until they made the whole circle. When the songs made it through the whole camp they went to the center and danced until sunup. 16 49 songs recorded at White Eagle, Oklahoma on April 7, 1971. Singers Lamont Brown, Harry Buffalohead, Joe H Rush, Russell Rush, Sylvester Warrior, Albert Waters, Lenora S Buffalohead, Metha Colins, Alice L Cook and Lucy Cries For Ribs present these songs never before released. IH 2011 CD $15.98
- RED RIVER CROSSING From Oklahoma and Texas, OTTER TRAIL brings to you a collection of 16 southern style pow wow songs. Singers include Alex Santos, Delbert Johnson, Davie Johnson, Herb Johnson, Gabe Castillo, Roland Castillo, Lance Hill, J.T. Liles, Lorenzo Garcia, Richard Attocknie, Josh Smith, Antonio Dominguez, Chris Tamez-Browne, Cedric Ketcheshawno, Randi Lynn Santos, Deloris John-
It is generally believed that contest dancing began in Oklahoma in the early 1920’s, or before, when the fancy feather dance style came into being. Over the years the Ponca singers have become widely known for their outstanding contest singing and songs. 18 contest songs recorded at White Eagle, Oklahoma on April 7, 1971. Singers Lamont Brown, Harry Buffalohead, Joe H Rush, Russell Rush, Sylvester Warrior, Albert Waters, Lenora S Buffalohead, Metha Colins, Alice L Cook and
PONCA 49 SONGS
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PONCA SOLDIER DANCE SONGS The soldier dance was started at White Eagle in 1918, right after Armistice. These songs were originally from the Tu-ka-la. He-kani, and Maskanapi organizations. These dances are gone now, but the songs remain. When World War I was over, these singers got together and took the words out of the old songs and put in new words about this war and peace. This is danced clockwise by veterans and relatives of veterans. 16 soldier dance songs recorded at White Eagle, Oklahoma on April 7, 1971. Singers Lamont Brown, Harry Buffalohead, Joe H Rush, Russell Rush, Sylvester Warrior, Albert Waters, Lenora S Buffalohead, Metha Colins, Alice L Cook and Lucy Cries For Ribs present these songs never before released. IH 2009 CD $15.98
PONCA TRIBAL SONGS Ponca Flag Song, Veterans’ Song, Memorial Song, three trot dance songs, seven war dance songs, and four contest songs sung by Lamont Brown, Sylvester Warrior, Albert Waters and Henry Snake. SC 119 Cassette $9.98
PONCA WARRIORS DANCE SONGS & PAWNEE WARRIORS DANCE SONGS Ten PONCA WARRIORS DANCE SONGS sung by Sylvester Warrior, Albert Waters, and Francis Eagle. Pawnee Flag Song and twelve PAWNEE WARRIORS DANCE SONGS by Frank Murrie, Lamont Pratt, Phillip Jim, and Mrs. Jacob Leader. SC 118 Cassette $9.98 CD $11.98
POOR BOYS The POOR BOYS are Geoff White, Quinton Anquoe, Michael Deer, Mike Gawhege, Mike Kihege, Amos Littlecrow, Knokkovtee Locust,
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6 Charles Logan, and Rueben Tehaund. They are from many tribes from Oklahoma: Kiowa, Comanche, Otoe, Iowa, Sac and Fox, Kickapoo, Ponca, and Shawnee. The group began at Sequoyah Indian School and have been host drum and head singers throughout Indian Country. - OKLAHOMA Their first release is Southern style. 12 songs including Sooner, Keep On Hustlin’, Shawnee Song, and Hatchet Wound. AR 1182 CD $17.98 - 49’ER SONGS This second release is all 49’er songs. They are joined by Marla White, Jo Jo Walker, Kaylene Deer, Shashauna Tehauno, Rachel Heap of Birds, and Cekewe Locust. They perform 16 songs including 11 49’er songs, Calling Song, Blackjack Daisy, and Ponca Song. AR 1183 CD $17.98
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dance, fish dance, duck dance, bell dance and morning dance. 6147 Cassette $9.98
- LIVE AT HINCKLEY, MN Recorded live at the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe 4th Annual Grand Celebration, Hinckley, Minnesota, July 28-30, 1995. Nine intertribal songs and Sac-nFox Flag Song. IH 2101 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98
- VOL. 1 AND VOL. 2 (COMBINED) 6146 CD $15.98
ROUND AND TWO-STEP DANCE SONGS - OKLAHOMA STYLE Flowers of the Wigwam - 11 songs by Melvin Geionety and K.D. Edwards and Princess Blue Moon - eight songs by the Soundchief Singers James Aunguoe, Nathan Doyebi, Ernest Red Bird and Ruth Red Bird. Originally released in 1996. Released as a CD in 2008. SC 284 CD $11.98
SONGS OF THE COMANCHE, CHEYENNE, KIOWA, CADDO, WICHITA, PAWNEE Comanche: raid song, 49, round dance, Christian hymn; Cheyenne: lullaby, war dance, wolf song, Story of Bogey Man, social dance; Kiowa: love song, Story of Flute; Caddo: round dance, victory songs, lullaby, The Little Skunk’s Dream; Wichita: deer dance, rain songs; Pawnee: Flag Song, war dance, ghost dance, hand game song, prayer song. L 39 Cassette $4.00
SONGS OF THE KIOWA POW WOW - SOUTHERN STYLE WAR DANCES
- John Knifechief, Lead Singer Recorded live during the actual festivities capturing the excitement of the war dance competition. An ideal gift for everyone interested in Plains Pow Wow music. Recording includes contest songs from the 1971 celebration. John Knifechief featured as lead singer. Recorded during All Indian Days, Scottsdale, Arizona. 6088 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98
POW WOW AND SPECIALTY DANCE SONGS FROM OKLAHOMA 18 songs including Comanche Flag Song, round, gourd, war, horse stealing, shield, eagle, hoop and ruffle dance songs, war journey songs, and Quitting Song. Kiowa and Comanche singers including Matthew Whitehorse, Tom Ware, Millard Clark, Bill Ware, Sam James, Pearl Pewo Ware, Velma Tooisgah, Marie Criss, Marcella Delaware, Patricia James and Jenny James. IS 6001 (Out of Print)
ROCKING HORSE SINGERS One of the hottest, new, up-and-coming drums on the pow wow trail. The ROCKING HORSE SINGERS are comprised of southern singers from the Ponca, Omaha and Otoe Nations. Good southern style drumming. We look forward to hearing more from these young men. RVR0966 (Out of Print)
ROSE HILL The ROSE HILL SINGERS are members of the Otoe/Missourian, Sauk & Fox, Iowa and Kiowa tribes of Oklahoma. The group formed in 1990 and has participated in many major pow wows and celebrations throughout Indian Country. The singers credit their music to their elders’ teachings of the songs and guidance on the pow wow way of life. - MOVIN’ ON Fourteen songs by a talented drum group including Movin’ On, 37th & Bethany Home, Baron Action, Durango, Nuh-Muh-Nuh, Olympics ‘96, Hacienda Heights and more. Singers: Lloyd Gwin, Gary “Chink” Whitecloud Jr., Moses “Hootie”, and Michael Whitecloud, Glen Ahhaitty, Alan Tsoodle, Amos Littlecrow, Henry Walker Jr., Roland Dean
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ROUND DANCE FROM THE O-HOMAH LODGE The O-ho-mah Lodge is the original war dance society of the Kiowa. It began over 100 years ago. The O-ho-mah Lodge holds their traditional dance each year on the fourth weekend in July. Each evening, before the war dance begins, the singers begin with a series of round dance songs while the dancers are getting ready. It is at this time that some very old songs come out, perhaps heard no where else but at this O-ho-mah dance. 19 round dance songs. IH 2516 CD $15.98
SIZZORTAIL - ENUFF SAID Sizzortail’s first recording ever! Back to back 1998 and 1999 Southern Challenge Champions, Gathering of Nations Pow Wow in Albuquerque, NM. Sizzortail has created a buzz all over the Southern and Northern Pow wow circuits. Together since 1995, Sizzortail is proud to announce their first, highly acclaimed release. AR 1114 CD $17.98 - WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE With BEAR CREEK. See listing in Intertribal Pow Wow catalog. DHOP 0200 CD $16.98
14 songs (recorded 1941 and 1951): includes sun dance, ghost dance, round dance, war dance, squat dance, two-step, legend songs, Setanke’s Death Song, Flag Song, Christian hymns, Peyote songs. Sung by George Hunt and Matthew Whitehorse group. L 35 Cassette $4.00
SONGS OF OUR OLD PEOPLE - OLD TIME ROUND DANCE SONGS OF OKLAHOMA For the first time ever, this recording brings together the traditional Round Dance songs of Oklahoma in a single collection. The songs heard on this recording belong to the traditional group of Round dance songs that the Kiowa people receive through their alliance and friendship with the people of Taos Pueblo. Many of the songs in this collection have not been shared outside of Oklahoma. They have been presented here with the encouragement of elder singers in order that they may be shared with future generations. Sung by some of the greatest young voices of the Southern Plains, these beautiful songs have stood the test of time and are destined to live on for generations to come. 15 songs including songs learned from the late Leonard Cozad Sr, Ralph Kotay, Ernest Redbird Sr, Joe Cozad, and James Chasenah. 6525 CD $15.98
SOUTHERN BOYS SONGS OF THE CADDO - CEREMONIAL AND SOCIAL DANCE MUSIC Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 are the first public recordings of Caddo songs. Singers are Lowell “Wimpy” Edmonds, Leon Carter, Houston Edmonds, Hubert Halfmoon, Irvin Whitebread, Rueben Whitebread and Melford Williams. These recordings have been reissued and are now available as individual cassettes or as one double length CD (6146CD). - VOL. 1 37 turkey dance songs sung in the proper sequence for the actual dance. The last four songs of the turkey dance are continued on Volume 2. 6146 Cassette $9.98 - VOL. 2 The four concluding songs of the turkey dance song cycle are continued from Volume 1. This volume also includes the Caddo Flag Song and several songs from each of the following dances: bear
- THE NEXT GENERATION AR 1110 CD $17.98 - DEEP DOWN SOUTH The SOUTHERN BOYS second release of Southern Style Pow Wow songs. Singers include Cheevers Toppah, Hyde Toppah, Victor Tahchawwickah, Timothy Monoessy, Kelly Cable, Marvin Chasenah, Anthony Monoessy, Ronald Monoessy, Larry Monoessy, Darrell Cable Sr, Matt Littlecreek, Janaye Toppah, Barbara Tahchawwickah, Bobbie Tahchawwickah and Althea Monoessy. 10 songs. AR 1131 CD $17.98 - BROTHERS FOR LIFE The SOUTHERN BOYS have done it again. Following the success of their two previous releases, The Next Generation and Deep Down South, this is the groups third release in two years which truly shows their dedication to their art. The Boys from Oklahoma demonstrate their unique
Drumbeat sound and polished skills on this release which guarantees to please all those Southern Style lovers out there. Brothers For Life is an excellent way to start your SOUTHERN BOYS collection. 10 songs. 42 minutes. AR 1155 CD $17.98 - TODOME The drum just keeps on beating for this powerhouse drum group from Oklahoma! Following their 3rd place victory at the 2002 Gathering of Nations Pow Wow competition in Albuquerque, New Mexico the SOUTHERN BOYS have become one of the hottest drum groups on the Pow Wow circuit, and this release clearly demonstrates their superior skills. This is southern style Pow wow at its very best. Ten songs: nine Intertribals and one round dance. AR 1180 CD $17.98 - LIVE AT ST. CROIX The SOUTHERN BOYS have returned with this pow wow album recorded live at the 11th Annual St. Croix Pow Wow in Turtle Lake, Wisconsin. With their extensive touring schedule and impressive collection of awards, the BOYS have reached a near legendary status within the Pow Wow community for their Southern Style singing. This recording truly captures the SOUTHERN BOYS at the top of their game. 14 songs include a collection of three grand entry songs, five intertribals, a flag song, a Southern Straight, a victory song, a men’s straight and men’s exhibition, and a competition song. Includes over 18 minutes of live video coverage! AR 1208 CD $17.98 - CAN’T GET RITE Recorded in Lawton, Oklahoma, Southern Boyz bring you a collection of 12 songs including 3 old Camanche round dances, Dodge Struttin, Fat Boyz Dream, and Twin Cities Blues. DHOP 0500 CD $16.98 - WE READY Eleven tracks recorded live at Red Earth. Songs include Back Again, Night Hawkin, Ft. Hall Railz, and Mountain Soul & SBZ. DHOP 1600 CD $16.98
SOUTHERN THUNDER - INTERTRIBAL SONGS OF OKLAHOMA Although a relatively new group, members of SOUTHERN THUNDER have had years of experience singing with other groups. The members are from several Oklahoma tribes and currently reside in Osage County. Includes three Pawnee songs, Osage Flag Song and fourteen intertribal southern war dance songs. Singers are Frank M. Adson, Herb Adson, Kenny Bighorse Jr., Scott Bighorse, Vann Bighorse, Larry Cozad, Scott George, Oliver Little Cook, George L. Valliere, Chris White, Charlene Cozad, Mary George, Tesa Goodeagle, Andrea Kemble, Linda LaZelle, and Georgia Tiger. Recorded at Hominy, Oklahoma. IH 2081 CD $15.98 - REACHIN’ OUT Sixteen southern style pow wow songs - some are new composed by members of the group or friends from other tribes and others are old songs. Recorded at Hominy, Oklahoma. Singers: Frank and Herb Adson; Kenny Jr., Scott, Vann, Mary and Summer Bighorse; Laray and Charlene Cozad; Scott and Mary George; George Valliere; Chris White; Tesa Goodeagle; Andrea Kemble; Linda Lo Zelle and Georgia Tiger. This is SOUTHERN
Southern Plains THUNDER’S second recording. Notes included. IH 2082 CD $15.98 - FROM THE HEART - VOL. 1 Recorded live at the Keh-Wit Taspa Spring Celebration, Cabezon Reservation, California, March 24-26, 1995. Nine pow wow songs including seven intertribal songs, Angela Thurman’s Song, and Pawnee Song. Liner notes. IH 2083 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98 - FROM THE HEART - VOL. 2 Continues from Volume One. 9 songs and liner notes. IH 2084 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98 - “LIVE” This latest recording by SOUTHERN THUNDER was worth waiting for, and gives new meaning to the word “live.” A collection of 14 Pawnee traditional and new intertribal songs, this tape is loaded with 57 minutes of great singing. Recorded live in June 1997 at The Citizen Potawatomi Nation’s 24th Annual Pow Wow in Shawnee, Oklahoma. IH 2085 Cassette $4.98 CD $15.98 - LISTEN TO THE THUNDER IH 2086 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98 - LIVE AT ASU (Tempe, AZ) Recorded live at the 18th Annual ASU Pow Wow in Tempe, Arizona, 2004. This is their seventh recording, and most likely their best. First forming in 1991 to promote and perpetuate southern style Plains singing, they have stayed true to their original purpose bringing their sound from coast to coast. An integral part to SOUTHERN THUNDER has always been their women singers, combined with their style of drumming, often soft and sometimes loud, giving a dramatic orchestral quality. 16 songs including round dances, war dances, and other Pawnee traditional songs. IH 2087 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98
THUNDER HILL - THE CLASH OF THE TITANS Comprised of some of the best singers of the southern Plains, Thunder Hill has emerged as one of the most compelling of today’s drum groups. With intense singing and the mighty beats of their drum, the power of Thunder Hill resounds throughout the pow wow trail. 14 southern style pow wow songs recorded live at San Carlos, Arizona. Songs include one grand entry, six contest songs, six intertribal songs, and one old-time round dance. 6411 CD $15.98 (Out of Print.) - FOR THE LOVE From the heart of Oklahoma, Thunder Hill delivers spectacular Southern Plains singing and drumming that celebrates the love of their cultures, their drum and the unity of Native Peoples. 13 Southern style Pow Wow songs recorded live at Spotlight TwentyNine. Songs include Intertribals, contest, grand entry, honor and more. 6438 CD $15.98 - RELENTLESS With firm dedication to the drum, Thunder Hill continues to bring the proud singing legacies of the Southern Plains to Pow Wow people everywhere. Recorded live in their home state at the University of Oklahoma, this champion drum group epitomizes the legendary sound of Native Oklahoma. 12 songs including two round dances, two contest songs, three intertribals, and more. 6465 CD $15.98
7 - MILES FROM YESTERDAY Power and grace characterize the sound of Thunder Hill. As one of the top singing groups to have come from the Native peoples of the Southern Plains, they have earned the respect of elders and the enthusiasm of young Pow Wow fans. Recorded live with a legendary crew of singers, these songs carry the spirit of the Southern Plains to all the four directions. 15 songs including Glidin’ the Notes, Tribute to the OGs, Southern Delight, and Whistlin’ Away. 6533 CD $15.98
WAR DANCE SONGS OF THE PONCA In the 19th century, and perhaps earlier, what is today called war dance was traditionally performed by an organization of Ponca men who were selected for their courage in battle and dedicated selflessness. For reasons now obscure, they were called the He-tho-shka. Each meeting of the Hethoshka was announced by an appointed camp crier. It was the self-imposed duty of the members to feed everyone who attended, and to give food or goods to those in need. When the Hethoshka danced, it was an inspiring array of the membership. The songs told of their deeds, eloquently recording them for posterity, while the crier loudly called their praises. Today the Hethoshka tradition lives among the Ponca much as it did a century ago. A war dance is never held without feeding everyone present, and giving away food and goods continues as it always has. When the camp crier calls the dancers, and the Flag Song of the Hethoshka is sung, the dance begins. - VOL. 1 18 war dance songs of the Ponca Hethoshka sung by Lamont Brown, Harry Buffalohead, Joe H. Rush, Russell Rush, Sylvester Warrior, Albert Waters, Louis Yellow Horse, Alice Cook, Lucy C.F. Ribs, and Stella Yellow Horse. Camp Crier is James Waters. The recording begins with crier’s call for the dancers, followed by the Hethoshka Flag Song. Recorded at Ponca City, Oklahoma. IH 2001 CD $15.98 - VOL. 2 22 war dance songs of the Ponca Hethoshka. Continued from Volume 1. Included are trot songs and charging (contest) songs. IH 2002 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98
TOM MAUCHAHTY-WARE - VOL. 1 - ROUND DANCE SONGS With English lyrics. Tom Mauchahty-Ware and Millard Clark perform 14 songs including, Lovesick Blues, When the Pow Wow’s Over and Indian Girls. IS 1001 (Out of Print) - VOL. 2 - ROUND DANCE SONGS With English lyrics. 14 round dance songs with English lyrics by Tom Mauchahty-Ware and Millard Clark. Includes: At the 49, My One and Only, Bird Legs Special and Checkin’ You Out. IS 1002 (Out of Print) - VOL. 3 - ROUND DANCE SONGS With English lyrics. 11 round dance songs with English lyrics by Tom Mauchahty-Ware and Millard Clark. Includes: It’s Part Time Tonight, Kiowa Girl, At Crow Fair, and Last Night at Thunderbird Lake. IS 1003 (Out of Print) - VOL. 4 - ROUND DANCE SONGS With English lyrics 9 popular songs with English
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8 lyrics by Tom Mauchahty-Ware and Millard Clark IS 1004 (Out of Print) - 14 OF THE BEST….. ROUND DANCE SONGS have been an important part of the American Indian culture for generations. The songs are generally social in nature, however, many are used in various tribal ceremonies. Some of these songs date back to the early 1900’s, but most were composed during the 1940’s. Many of the songs on this recording originate from the Taos Pueblo, Kiowa, and Crow. English words are commonly used in contemporary arrangements. All songs previously released on the collection of cassettes ROUND DANCE SONGS WITH ENGLISH LYRICS (IS1001, IS1002, IS1003, and IS1004) IS 1005 CD $13.98
TOM WARE AND MILLARD CLARK - “49” SONGS WITH ENGLISH WORDS Fourteen all time favorites including Blackjack Daisy, You are the Only One, and You Know that I Love You. Singers: Tom Ware and Millard Clark. IS 4911 CD $13.98
WILSON WARE MEMORIAL - CONTEST SONGS TW-2 Cassette $2.00
WHITE HAWK - WHITE HAWK Singers include Arthur Zapata, Edwin Rodriguez, Sterling Big Bear Jr, Jimmy Wesaw, Terry Chivies, Gaylor Boyer, Mon’ee Zapata, Carla Linder, Lakota Big Bear, Pat Big Bear, Sarah Big Bear, Christine Big Bear, DeeDee Wesaw, RuthAnn Chivies, Evon Boyer, Danny Boyer, Sterling Big Bear III, and David Spenser. 10 songs including a Ponca flag song, a Ponca quitting song, woman’s traditional, men’s traditional, a celebration song and more. AR 1168 CD $17.98
WILD BAND OF COMANCHES - WILD BAND OF COMANCHES The Wild Band of Comanches are a Southern Plains style singing group from the Comanche country of Oklahoma. Wild Band has twice been awarded the title of world class singing champions at the Gathering of Nations Pow Wow and have won numerous singing contests in addition to hosting and competing at many pow wows throughout the country. Always true to their teachings and traditional ways, Wild Band incorporates a blend of old school harmony along with some new school flavor to create the distinct and powerful sound that is the Wild Band of Comanches. BTDM-1016 CD $16.98
YELLOW HAMMER YELLOW HAMMER is a traditional Southern Plains style singing group from north central Oklahoma and consists of members of the Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma. Originally formed in 1992, they quickly established a nationwide reputation as good Southern Plains singers and for the beautiful songs composed by members of their group. They have traveled extensively singing at numerous gathering throughout the U.S. - LIVE AT HOLLYWOOD FLORIDA Fourteen original compositions and traditional
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Southern Plains Ponca and Otoe songs sung live as the Southern Host Drum at the 24th Annual Seminole Tribal Powwow in Hollywood, Florida, 1995. Songs include the Otoe Flag and Victory Songs, intertribal songs and Ponca Flag and Contest Songs. IH 2016 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98 - RED ROCK OKLAHOMA Ten Intertribal pow wow songs. Recorded at Red Rock Oklahoma, October 4, 1995. Liner notes IH 2017 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98 - YELLOW HAMMER Twelve pow wow songs including 11 intertribal songs and one fancy dance song. TIM 10005 Cassette $4.00 CD $17.98 - WORLD CHAMPIONS In a few short years YELLOW HAMMER has quickly established a nationwide reputation for their excellent singing of traditional Ponca and Otoe songs, and for their new intertribal songs composed by members of the group. YELLOW HAMMER has been awarded first place four times at the Schemitzun Pow Wow, Southern Plains singing competition. Presented here are ten intertribal songs and one original Ponca War Dance Song. IH 2018 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98 - OLD SCHOOL The fifth recording by YELLOW HAMMER, a traditional southern-style singing group from Oklahoma, originating from the Ponca, OtoeMissouria, and Pawnee tribes. After ten years of traveling the Pow Wow circuit, YELLOW HAMMER has tapered off it’s travels to just a few Pow Wows a year. Members include Jim Kemble Sr., Jim Grant, Perry Botone, Steven Littlecook, Jim Kemble Jr., Garland Kent, Pat Moore, We Hudson, Kensil Lieb, Mike Gawhega, Greg Lieb, Sue Kemble Feathers, and Andrea Kemble. 12 songs - 4 intertribals, 6 round dances, 1 Otoe song, 1 Otoe Encampment song. TIM 10063 Cassette $4.00 CD $17.98 - IN MEMORY OF PERRY LEE BOTONE JR Perry Lee Botone was a founding member of the Ft. Oakland Ramblers. Later he became one of the original members of the Yellow Hammer singers. 13 intertribal songs composed by Perry Lee Botone. Proceeds from the sale of this album will go to Perry’s wife and children. TIM 10099 CD $17.98 - VI From 2004, Yellow Hammer present 12 straight songs. YH 3296 CD $14.98
YELLOW SPOTTED HORSE The YELLOW SPOTTED HORSE SINGERS are fine group of young men and women representing tribes from north central Oklahoma, the Ponca, Otoe, Pawnee and Osage. All have strong traditional backgrounds and families prominent in tribal and pow wow circles. They are: K. C. Bills, John Butler, James Kemble Jr., Arlan and Jason Lightfoot, Little Bear Littlecrook, Oliver Littlecrook Jr., Amon Le Roy, Russel Mashunkashey, Marty Thurman, Walena Fields, Tesa and Laura Goodeagle, Andrea Kemble, Roberta McClellan and Angela Thurman. Most of the songs are new. The YELLOW SPOTTED HORSE SINGERS hope their music will bring you much happiness. 14 pow wow songs including Ponca Flag Song, Grand Entry, Intertribals,
Drumbeat Contest Songs and Prayer Song. CCTP 01 (Out of Print) - WE’RE BACK The Yellow Spotted Horse Singers are a group of young men from the Ponca-Otoe and Osage tribes of north-central Oklahoma. The group was formally organized in the early 1990’s under the direction of Oliver Littlecook Sr. For your enjoyment, presented on this album are 14 traditional songs. Included are a flag song, a quitting song, and 12 war dance songs. CRM 081106 CD $16.98 - LIVE AT APACHE GOLD 19 songs including Intertribal Songs, Old Ponca War Dance Songs, Ponca Songs, Fancy Dance Songs, an Otoe Intertribal Song, a Pawnee Intertribal Song, and more CRM 031315 CD $16.98
YOUNG BIRD - DEJA VU The powerful young voices of this southern pow wow group give a contemporary edge to the Oklahoma style intertribal songs they sing. One of the up and coming groups, YOUNG BIRD is popular wherever they sing on the pow wow circuit. Their original songs include Deja Vu, Getting’ Jiggy, Seminole Girl, Baby Dolls and more. 6289 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98 - RENDEZVOUS Hailing from Pawnee, Oklahoma, Young Bird has been sweeping pow wow country with their original singing style and powerful voices. Their fresh sound and songs have earned them many singing championships and dedicated dancers and pow wow fans. With RENDEZVOUS, their second recording, Young Bird’s innovative style continues to impact the pow wow scene. Twelve songs. 6319 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98 - WORD UP YOUNG BIRD has quickly made their mark as one of the top groups on the pow wow circuit today. Their trademark southern style songs won them numerous singing competitions and respect throughout pow wow country. YOUNG BIRD’s championship talent is presented in this, their first live recording, of their strong singing and thunderous drumming. 6329 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98 - DOWN 4 LIFE YOUNG BIRD (Southern) and THE BOYZ (Northern) together on one recording. See Intertribal Pow Wow Collections for more information. 6334 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98 - CHANGE OF LIFE Hailing from Pawnee, Oklahoma, YOUNG BIRD brings its own world class southern-style singing to all parts of pow wow country. Always in demand, YOUNG BIRD travels throughout North America, dazzling dancers and audiences alike with powerful singing and drumming and exciting songs. YOUNG BIRD is truly at the forefront of today’s pow wow scene. 10 songs include We Be Jammin’, Sweetgrass Blues and Blast From The Past. 6341 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98 - DOUBLE PLATINUM YOUNG BIRD (Southern) and NORTHERN CREE (Northern) together on one recording. See
Drumbeat Intertribal Pow Wow Collections for more information. 6347 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98 - ONLY THE STRONG SURVIVE This collection of pow wow songs were recorded live at the University of Iowa. YOUNG BIRD’s southern style pow wow singing and drumming takes them to all corners of Native America and beyond. Their original songs come from the heart and resonate the resilience of their tribal heritage. A 2001 Grammy nominee, YOUNG BIRD demonstrates, through their music, the power of today’s native spirit. 10 songs include Soul Sistas, Beautiful Girl, and O Skoo Boogie. 6354 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98 - SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN STYLE POW WOW YOUNG BIRD (Southern) and MIDNITE EXPRESS (Northern) together on one recording. See Intertribal Pow Wow Collections for more information. 6361 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98 - YB STYLE Grammy-nominated YOUNG BIRD of Oklahoma, have taken their singing, name and style to all corners of the Pow Wow trail. Wherever they travel, they sing their southern style from the heart and to the very soul...and they know how to make dancers kick up the dust. This is YOUNG BIRD...this is YB style! Southern style Pow Wow recorded live in Idaho. Ten songs including Crazy Times, It’s About Time, Summa Tyme, and Double Tha Action. 6360 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98 - DEDICATED YOUNG BIRD was among the first Southern Plains groups to bring their inspired Oklahoma style singing to all corners of pow wow country. This committed group has forged an intense singing and drumming style that appeals to pow wow fans everywhere. Pioneers of style, the members of YOUNG BIRD have dedicated themselves to their drum, their singing and their culture. 11 songs including Boomer Sooner, Two Knuckleheads, and Cannonball Run. 6376 CD $15.98 - MEMORIES Grammy-nominated Young Bird have firmly established a singing and drumming style deeply rooted in their Native pride and culture. On this recording they gather around the drum and sing from the heart in a tribute to the loving memories of those that have passed on. 2005 Gathering of Nations Southern Drum Champions. Oklahoma style pow wow songs. 11 songs including For Mom & Dad, Baby Madison, My Little Butterfly, and Canada, Here We Come! 6390 CD $15.98 - DEFYING THE ODDS Young Bird has been singing and traveling for nine years, averaging 35 pow wows a year. 11 more songs by this dynamic drum. Songs include Supa Chief, Free Bird, Cree Bear, Pawnee Children’s Song, and Pioneers Of The South. DHOP 1500 CD $16.98 - FAITH, LOYALTY & LOVE Young Bird proudly present their first self produced recording of 11 songs. Songs include Howard Rainer’s Song, Pretty Spiffy, Just Beautiful, and Numunuu Special. Singers include Diana June Hamilton-YoungBird, Sunny Rose YellowMule, Mario Tenequer, G.C. Tsouhlarakis, Lisa LittleIron,
Southern Plains Cree MedicineBear, Daisy Harrison, Dennis Stanley Jr., Tyson Draper, Chris Dinehdeal, Justin Boos, Simon Strongheart, Curtis HamiltonYoungBird, Buck Wallahee, Son HamiltonYoungBird, Freeland Jishie, Sky MedicineBear, and Leo Harrison Sr. MM 4057 CD $17.98 - BEAUTIFUL LIFE Another collection of 11 songs from Young Bird. Songs include The Sixer, Babie Junies Song, Ace in the Hole, and Harrison Family Song. MM 4126 CD $17.98 (Out of Print.) - HONORING OUR GRANDPA’S Young Bird honors John Douglas Whiteshirt and Ronald Charles Goodeagle, two grandpa’s they respected very much. They present 11 songs including six intertribal, My Pretty Baby, Trot Song, and Fancy Style. MM 4858 CD $17.98
Southwestern States ZOTIGH SINGERS The ZOTIGH SINGERS blend a rich combination of leader, Ralph Zotigh’s, knowledge and experience, and talented voices of young singers to produce a wide variety of songs. They are a “modern traditional” group representing several southwest tribes. Ralph Zotigh (Kiowa), originally from Hobart Oklahoma, has made the southwest his home for many years. - POW WOW SONGS FROM THE SOUTHWEST The ZOTIGH SINGERS are Ralph Zotigh (lead); Dennis, Bill and Sharon Zotigh; G.C. Tsouhlarakis, Stephern P. Toya Sr., Jocob and E.K. Pino, Wendell Toribio, and A.C. Gachupin. These songs were composed by Ralph and his son Dennis and Jacob Pino. The songs reflect the evolution of the pow wow and its transition from pow wow’s roots in the Great Plains to southwestern regions. These songs have been composed to accommodate both the northern and southern styles of dancing that take place at a modern pow wow. Each song is sung to conform to actual contest style singing. 14 songs including Intertribal Songs, Horse Stealing Song, Men’s Fancy Dance Songs, Gourd Dance Song, Jingle Dress Songs, Women’s Shawl Dance Song, and Men’s Ruffle Dance Song (Shake Song). Liner notes with words to songs. IH 2531 Cassette $9.98 - MILLENNIUM Fourteen all new songs including grass dance song, jingle dress side-step, trick song, gourd dance and memorial songs sung by Ephraim Atencio, Christian V. Boos, J.J. Bruner, Shawn Harjo, Duane Harris, Bob Murray Jr., Ben Nakai, Robert I. Nakai, Edward R. Pacheco, Stephan Swimmer, Woody Vanderhoop, Bill Zotigh, Dennis W. Zotigh, Ralph Zotigh (lead singer), Jennifer Bitsie, Colleen Gorman, Nicky Kay Michael, Le Andra Peters, Sunny Rose Yellowmule and Sharon Zotigh. Recorded at Albuquerque, NM, April 27, 2000. IH 2532 Cassette $4.98 CD $15.98
9 New Mexico with his wife, Maxine. He is proud of his singers for their dedication, enthusiasm, and interest in preserving and learning southern style singing. Known for their outstanding female backup singers, during the 2003 Denver march Pow Wow in Colorado, the following women won the Wica-gla-ta Championship Contest—Michelle Flyingwoman, Ashley Jacobson, Jennifer John, Racheal Werito, and Sharon Zotigh. This recording consists of original compositions by members of the drum. The first song was composed by Ralph’s daughter, Sharon. The Kiowa words throughout the song ‘Bay Pbay Taay’ mean ‘Don’t Give Up’ or ’Have Courage.’ The song was composed for the southern style Fancy War Dance. Singers present for this recording are Ralph Zotigh, Bill Zotigh, Terry Castillo, Duane Harris, Arlyn John, Jeff Pohuma, Mathew Tappto, Al Werito, Patricj Werito, Vince Werito, Vinton Werito, Harold Yazzie, Sharon Zotigh, Claire Bennett, Josephine Cherino, Jennifer John, Nancie Poodry, Laurenda Werito and Racheal Werito. They perform 12 songs - nine intertribals plus Bay Pbay Taay, Na ko woist, and Angel’s Song. IH 2533 Cassette $9.98 CD $15.98 - HONORING WOMEN VETERANS The Zotigh Singers are proud to present their fifth recording of 13 original compositions by members of the group. As in the past, and true to Ralph’s inspiration and encouragement to others, there are some new singers in addition to members who have long been with the group. Songs include ten intertribals, a women’s veteran song, a men’s fancy war dance, and a round dance song. CRM 022407 CD $16.98 - KEE-TSA-GYA “It’s A Good Day...To Dance” Kee-Tsa-Gya means “Today is a Good Day” in Kiowa. The songs on their sixth album are recorded with a soft, steady beat to allow the listener to hear more voice than drum. This brings out the beautiful melody in each song. When sung at a pow wow though, they will really pick up the beat. Eight intertribals, a round dance, and a southern straight dance. CRM 031409 CD $16.98 - ZOTIGH The Zotigh Singers are Ed Pacheco, Ralph Zotigh, Vincent Werito, Al Werito, Patrick Werito, Duane Harris, Veronica Yepa, Sharral Yepa, Jennifer John, Vinton Werito, Darren Vicenti, and Mitch Yepa. In this album they present ten songs including four intertribals, 2 round dance, a Southern Straight Dance and a Southern Fancy War Dance. CRM 061914 CD $16.98
- ‘98 SCHEMITZUN SGZ 92098 Cassette $2.00 - BAY PBAY TAAY (HAVE COURAGE) Ralph Zotigh is a full-blood member of the Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma now living in Albuquerque,
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