SONGS OF THE ARIZONA APACHE (Full Album)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Sinew Luke Riley (White Mountain)
& Edwin Endfield (San Carlos)
1987
SIDE ONE: Sinew Luke Riley (White Mountain Apache)
Sunrise Ceremonial Songs (Changing Woman Ceremony)
1. Singer chants for the girl about creation of the world.
2. As girl kneels, facing the sun, singer chants, "Like the first Apache woman did."
3. Girl lies prone in preparation for massage by White Painted Lady.
4. After the massage, the firl rises and dances with the godmother.
Non-Ceremonial Songs
(Begins with spoken instructions to sing in higher register rather than lower.
5. Apache War Dance Song (Preparation for Battle Song)
6. Social Song -- "I travel along with the Creator's blessing."
(Spoken at end: "That's what they used to sing a long time ago.")
SIDE TWO: Edwin Endfield (San Carlos Apache)
1. "With my prayer I am protected."
2. "In this lifetime they know me in the house of clouds."
3. "Where are you my girlfriend? We used to walk so nice together."
4. "I'm lonesome for San Carlos."
5. The White Painted Lady
6. Happy Road
Reorded by Raymond A. Boley.
Photography by Bob Nuss.
1987 Canyon Records Production
Beautiful languages i admire the way it moves me🎉
I think I had this cassette as a kid. My grandma used to have me listen to a song n sing along for tradish pageants
Respect for the elders.
My family tree and we all one big family tree that's who we are blessing to all True loving hearted people we're this us we all still our culture with us ❤
Edwin Enfield and Murphy casa San Carlos and white river AZ 1960 s 100 percent real please somemore you tube on these legends..
Wonderfull music respect for this beautiful people ❤❤❤Many greetings from the Netherlands
Wonderful, respect 🪶🦅🦬🐎
This is therapy.
Touch base with me all over me feeling like moving like mother earth and father universe Touch deep down inside.
Ooooh snaps!!!! Been looking for these song for dó niiná', ayye...
Bonjour de la France ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Gozhóó' doleeł n'dee bisįh.
Nde 🪶
AAU', IHÉHE ASÉ
It takes a village. Sah haH!