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Brent Stonefish
Добавлен 11 сен 2007
Ellen Gabriel Speaks at the AFN AGA 2016 language session
One of my modern day heros speaks truth about language revitalization! Let's be the change!!!
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Lunaapeew Skin Dance: Our Story
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Lotunt Honyust, a song keeper from the Oneida Nation of the Thames shares the story that was passed on to him by his elders about how their nation came to know this song & dance. The story is prophetic & give me hope & thanks to social media we can share this with Lunaapeewak across turtle island :)
Lunaapeew Go Get'em Dance
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Another Lunaapeew Social dance shared by Curtis Zuniga. This was one round of this dance taken at the Lunaape Lunowak Gathering social at Moraviantown on Saterday, April 09, 2016.
Lunaapeew Bean Dance
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Taken at the Lunaape Lunowak Gathering Social on April 09, 2016. Xwacha Anushiik to Curtis Zuniga for being a part of who we are to our community!
That Butterfly Song - Xan's Bday
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Uncle Brock Stonefish sang "That Butterfly Song" with a lead in of "No Woman No Cry" as a part of his gift for Xander's 10th birthday. Xwacha Anushiik, Brock. We are truly blessed to have your talent in our lives!!!
Lunaapeew Skin Dance
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This is the first time in almost a century that this dance has been done on an actual Lunaapeew Skin Drum. This is so AWESOME! AND, look at all the YOUTH dancing, which is ABSOLUTELY AWESOME!!! This all took place at our social in Bucktown (Delaware Nation-Moravian of the Thames) where The Chief just announced a Lunaapeew Language Law for their commitment to the revitalization of the Language a...
Lunaapeew Skin Dance
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This was recorded at the 43rd Delaware Nation Pow-Wow on Sunday, September 6, 2015. Anushiik to Lot^nt for continuing to supporting our Pow-wow.
Residential Redemption.m4v
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On Wednesday June 11, 2008, Brock watched the Prime Minister of Canada make a Statement of Apology to former students of Indian Residential Schools, on behalf of the Government of Canada. This is the song he was inspired to write by that event. The slide show is one that I use when I lecture on the Legacy of Residential schools.
"When It's Raining Out" by Brock Stonefish
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This is an original song by Brock Stonefish. Brock & the Battle River Blues Band performed this song and others at a benefit concert for Niijkiwendidaa Anishnaabekwewag Services Circle (counselling agency for aboriginal women and their families) at Market Hall in Peterborough, ON
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Karennios Lotunt! nia:wen!
My bday
Brent is one badass mfer
Sounds so good.
I did sound there at the Powwow last year, it was a wonderful experience.
Your voice carries so much power in your beautiful songs. I can hear the spirit of our ancestors through your songs and music. Thank you for sharing. Anushiik!
Mandatory OG Jam.
Wanishi Kishelemiank
Very interesting. I'm from Ute Country, Plains Indians territory.
Yo where r u skins located close 2 Bensalem PA
Eelūnaapéewi Lahkéewiit or Moraviantown, Ontario, Canada. 70 miles east from Detroit, Michigan
That was Seneca language
Lunaapeew is the standardized spelling of the munsee dialect for who we are. This is my understanding after talking to our only first language speaker of the munsee dialect.
@@brentish1975 I'm a member of the Delaware tribe of indians of Oklahoma. I wasn't talking about the spelling I was talking about the words spoken in the beginning of this video
@@benhamon1823 Yes, we’ve been introduced to each other on FB. The language spoken at the beginning is Oneida. Lotunt is a friend of our community, here in Eelūnaapéewi Lahkéewiit. He usually sings the skin dance as part of our PowWow on Labour day weekend. It would be great to meet you in person someday.
Very good stuff. I'm trying to learn these songs
Love this, literally fwd past dude in hats verses ...
You love this? Yet you are seriously rude and and have no business commenting negatively on another’s cultural practices. I am a proud Lunaapeew and am grateful we still have our language, songs, dances and elders. This man is a shining example of a leader. Not everyone is Pavarotti. What are you doing for your culture? What are you doing for your people’s children? Just look at those little children dancing with all of their heart, having a great time. And if by any chance you are Lunaapeew, you should be ashamed of yourself! Stand down dude.
Just Found this! Nyawenha Kowaht!! <3
Is that Mickey Sickles leading? Can't see his face clearly, but I'm pretty sure I recognize that style & breechcloth.
He needs to come to Oklahoma, for the Delaware powwow in Copan, Oklahoma
Im a resident of Chatham, Ontario, and while I do not have blood relation to our indigenous nations, seeing this has moved something in my spirit. Thank you for sharing this with the world.
This seems like Iroquois canoe dance. Very similar
Nia:weh
awesome!! thanks for posting!!
Like the cd you that we traded Brock except that I forgot to give it to you. I have the one that you wanted, plus some other ones that you'll like. Like this song and video by the way. Good jams.
sixstringhero20 thats so cool that they went to your camp last night and played for you guys. It's people like you and i that really need to promote brock and glen to get out on the stages and perform their hearts out see i am trying to get brock down here to play in kingston and to be recognized for all of the incredible work that he puts into his music. glen is one of my best homies and brock is right up there.
Glen has played the harmonica for a number of years now. The tricks that he does all stems back from his days of playing flute. That's hours of tongue work on the harmonica
That harmonica solo just makes me wonder. Not so much wonder if it was good or not, just wonder how by the jesus his mouth managed to do that. whatever he was doing it sounded really cool.