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Lee McDowell
Добавлен 25 дек 2006
Bad Nation Black Hills Pow Wow 2010
Bad Nation drumming at the He Sapa Wacipi Na Oskate. The theme for the 2010 Black Hills Powwow was "Celebrating Unity and Reconciliation." Sunday afternoon.
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Young Thunder Black Hills Pow Wow 2010
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(Correction) Young Thunder drumming at the He Sapa Wacipi Na Oskate. The theme for the 2010 Black Hills Powwow was "Celebrating Unity and Reconciliation." Sunday afternoon.
Porcupine Singers Black Hills Pow Wow 2010
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Porcupine Singers drumming at the He Sapa Wacipi Na Oskate. The theme for the 2010 Black Hills Powwow was "Celebrating Unity and Reconciliation." Sunday afternoon.
Stoney Park Black Hills Pow Wow 2010
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Stoney Park drumming at the He Sapa Wacipi Na Oskate. The theme for the 2010 Black Hills Powwow was "Celebrating Unity and Reconciliation." Sunday afternoon.
Cante Tinza Black Hills Pow Wow 2010
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Cante Tinza drumming at the He Sapa Wacipi Na Oskate. The theme for the 2010 Black Hills Powwow was "Celebrating Unity and Reconciliation." Sunday afternoon.
The Buffalo
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Buffalo (also known as bison and the bull buffalo, Tatanka) are probably the most symbolic of all the animals in North America. At one time, vast herds of buffalo roamed the plains of North America. Today, buffalo can still be found in parks and refuges. Several Indian Reservations also manage small herds of bison. Photographs I have taken with music by Buddy Red Bow, "My Friend the Buffalo". I...
A Stoney Park classic song Coleman rocking the first 2 starts Hoka
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That good powow.song and and good drum beat and sing are great to and way are guy are drum are good to keep.with song that good powwow from flaming eagle jesse james aragon
hoka sing it men
Im a black wolf 4 life 😇💪✌➕⛪💜🌎🐺🎭red n black 4 life
I,m a black wolf 4 life
Can so tell this is back in the day. That old coca-cola can at 5:24
Hey you IN THE RED SHIRT, YOU'RE WEAK! Like a boy from Ok that wants to be...
Amazing! I bet their arms were sore after that! Thank you for sharing this with us, it's so important to have this for the world to see. You know the souls of their ancestors are surrounding them and joining in... Goosebumps
Sounded great! Blasting!!!
Good to see the Porcupine Singers have kept the drum going. When I was a kid our family travelled from Thunder Bay, Canada to Porcupine, South dakota for a sundance. We camped at Zebert Youngbears home. I think his wife was Priscilla. He was a singer for the Porcupine Singers. There was also a man named Phillip. They gave songs to our drum group, Brian Lyons and John Pierre who is my uncle. Such memories I carry about this group. Very happy to see the group is still going.
Little Axe original song holders from Siksika Nation in Canada
first songs i ever learned came from these guys LOVE IS.......THE PORCUPINE SINGERS
@illuminations7 I agree, one of the most connected drum groups out there. Powerful singers with cause and direction.
@BraveHeartPhotoArt To not consume buffalo for seven days makes one weak!!!
zyruemusic posted 1 yr ago on BHPA, I TOTALLY AGREE with this statement because the GREAT NATIVE people used the buffalo as a way of survival which I believe was the GREAT purpose. This goes the same with the whales. When hunted by Natives the only killed what was needed for the tribe,however when the Whiteman killed them they did it to STARVE Chief Joseph so they could capture him and place him in captivity just because he was NATIVE which was TOTALLY WRONG. TOTALLY! BLESS THE BUFFALO! PEACE!
@rcrenegade Comment from, bigcree, (1 years ago), originally posted on BraveHeartPhotoArt Well said. I too stopped at this comment from delpoz12. Though possibly well intended, this is indeed a very ignorant statement. Killong for for sport is something our Ancestors never did, and necessity is entirely a different aspect. To this Commentor I say: you need to do some introspection and hard thinking before putting words to very bad use.
@BraveHeartPhotoArt @delpoz12: Comment from, BraveHeartPhotoArt, (2 years ago), originally posted on BraveHeartPhotoArt Hello friend, As I was sitting the other day eating a bowl of stew, (buffalo), I was pondering whether to approve this comment or not. I have decided to approve this comment, only to show an excellent example of true ignorance. There is no excuse for the wasteful slaughter of the buffalo, but I do not agree with the extent of this comment. That is all.
@rcrenegade I agree, there is a difference between bison and buffalo. The American bison is commonly referred to as buffalo. Both bison and buffalo belong to the Bovidae family, the term "buffalo" properly applies only to the Asian water buffalo and African buffalo.
@BraveHeartPhotoArt @mcdonaldguy19: Comment from, BraveHeartPhotoArt, (2 years ago), originally posted on BraveHeartPhotoArt The American Bison, Bison bison (B bison), both the plains and the wood bison. The plains bison comes from the Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: Artiodactyla Family: Bovidae Genus: Bison Species: Bison Bison.
@BraveHeartPhotoArt @mcdonaldguy19: Comment from, BraveHeartPhotoArt, (2 years ago), originally posted on BraveHeartPhotoArt Papa bull said, "Bulls under the ground". Baby bull said, "Me too, me too". What did mama bull say? Comment from, BraveHeartPhotoArt, (2 years ago), originally posted on BraveHeartPhotoArt First there is no such thing as a mama bull. Just as there is no such thing as a male cow. Cows are female, and bulls are male. I agree, the buffalo does kick ass!!!
@creelightning: Correction made. Thanks for letting me know. I knew that was Young Thunder, I must have been half asleep when i posted. Apologies to Young Thunder and North Bear for the mistake in labeling.
correction.....thats Young Thunder, singing here