Vincent Craig, Boarding School Fish Stories, Muttonman Productions
Sharon Burch, Touch the Sweet Earth, Canyon Records
Bill Miller River of Time Reprise Pile of Stones Red Sun, Yellow Sky Robbie Robertson Storyville, entire album Jody T. Gaskin Cold December Day Sunshine Records It Is What It Is Pow Wow BluesJanuary 29
Press release, Premiere of Brent Michael Davids' Canyon Sunrise at the Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C.
In Profile: Brent Michael Davids, Wendy Weston-Ben, Native Peoples, Winter 1995.
Jim Pepper, Album Comin' and Goin', Europa Records, 1983.
Jim Pepper (1941-1992), Native Americans in the Arts, American Indian Community House, Community Bulletin, Late Spring/Indian Summer, 1992.
February 5
Tsa'ne Dos'e album Moon Spirits SOAR Lisa LaRue Trail of Tears SOARFebruary 12
Red Thunder Makan Woce Eagle Thunder Yamparika Singers Honoring Our Ways SOAR Dance Your Heart Out SOAR Robbie Robertson It's a Good Day to Die Golden FeatherFebruary 19
Legends: I am An Eagle First Nations Music Chant The Story Keeper Story told by Murray Porter I Am An Eagle Tammy Pierce Buffalo Mountain Story told by ElizaBeth Hill Ashtum Come On Wapistan Maheegun Wolf Story told by Bob Crawford Midnight Strongheart John James Stewart, Wapistan A Brand New Little Person Story told by Murray Porter Medewin Kwe (Sounding of the Heart Woman) Leland Bell (Bebaminojmat) Chant The Mule Story told by Gloria Eshibok Thunder Warrior ElizaBeth HillMarch 18
Darkfeather, Circle of Dawn, entire album, Waterfall Records
March 25
Black Lodge Singers People, we are here singing for you Canyon Intertribal: Watch the men dancers! They look good when they're dancing. The Land of Gathering Common Man Singers Horse Stealing Song SOAR Blackstone Singers Sneak Up Canyon Grayhorse Singers Pipestem Gourd Song SOAR Cozad Gourd Song Northern Cree Singers Slide Step Canyon Round Dance XIT Dark Skin Woman SOAR Nothing Could Be Finer Than a 49er Let My People Dance Relocation
April 8
R. Carlos Nakai Ancient Voices Celestial Harmonies Spirit ValleySelections from Go Seek the Pow Wow on the Mountain and Other Indian Stories of the Sacandaga Valley by Don Bowman, edited by Vaughn Ward, Bowman Books, Greenfield Review Press, 1993.
Bowman's Store
The Sacandaga Valley
My Valley the Sacadandaga
Trip to the Sky World
Douglas Spotted Eagle Tears for Mother Earth SOAR Grandfather's CallingMore stories: A Tale of Two Indians
I had a Fine Day
The Stolen Deer
Ward Stroud The Bear and the Butterfly Following Generation A Rose is a Rose? Ancestral Gift Wind's SongApril 15
Douglas Spotted Eagle Celebration of Life SOAR Spiritual AwakeningSelections from Go Seek the Pow Wow on the Mountain and Other Indian Stories of the Sacandaga Valley by Don Bowman, edited by Vaughn Ward, Bowman Books, Greenfield Review Press, 1993.
The Story of Barktown
Rainmaker
Indian War in the Valley
Petrified Sea GardenThe Star from the Sky!
Lisa LaRue The Guardian SOAR The Core of DiscoveryMore stories: The Honeybee and the Spider
The Porcupine Quills
Friends-He Walks on Water and the Crazy Bug
Douglas Spotted Eagle We Are All the Same SOAR Tearing Down the Walls Common Ground Lisa LaRue Wild Rose SOARApril 29
Wayanaya Inka, The Flight of the Condoer, Wayanaya Inka Productions
May 6
Black Lodge Singers People, we are here singing for you Canyon Intertribal Song Prayer Song in honor of Jordan Yazzie Indian People Try Hard Medicine Men Holy War Savage Indian Reservation Take Me Back Pura Fe Great Grampha's Banjo Shanachie/Cachet Living at the Bottom This is Progress Roots/Find the Cost of Freedom Robbie Robertson and the Red Road Ensemble Mahk Jchi Capitol Ancestor Song
May 13
Readings:
Formation of First Nations Business League, press release
First Nations Business League Mission Statement
Letter from the People of the Kanienkehaka (Mohawk) Nation to President William Clinton
Music
Joanne Shenandoah, A. Paul Ortega Loving Ways, album Canyon Jody T. Gaskin Big Lake Song Sunshine Water Relatives The First Blade of Grass Paul Goble/Tom Bee Love Flute SOAR
May 20
Readings:
Poetry from Songs from This Earth on Turtle's Back: Contemporary American Indian Poetry, edited by Joseph Bruchac, The Greenfield Review Press, 1983
Peter Blue Cloud Dogwood Blossoms Diane Burns Gadoshkibos Karoniaktatie Elegy for Lavina, Denise, Eddie and Maxwell Maurice Kenny Wild Strawberry Phillip Yellowhawk Minthorn This Earth N. Scott Momaday The Delight Song of Tsoai-Talee Nila Northsun the red road Wendy Rose Sarah: Cherokee Doctor Norman H. Russell The Tree Sleeps in the Winter Appearance The Message of the Rain Leslie Silko Where Mountainlion Laid Down with Deer February, 1973 R. T. Smith Yonosa House Beneath the Mound
Music
Jody T. Gaskin Thunder Being Sunshine Bryan Akipa Thank You Grandfather SOAR Beloved Grandmother Tsa'ne Dos'e Mountain Laurel SOAR Enchanted Forest R. Carlos Nakai Spirit Valley Celestial Harmonies Sacred Earth CallMay 27
Stories:
Joseph Bruchac How the Buzzard Got His Feathers Good Mind Records The Turtle and the Bear Raccoon and the Crayfish Bob Crawford Cheecheeshkishee (Sandpiper) First Nations Music Ray McFadden The Visit of the Creator Good Mind RecordsMusic
Dawnland Singers, Alnobak, Good Mind Records
Play List June 3
Poetry reading by Elita Dare, Lakota descent.
Music
Earl Bullhead Family Camp Circle SOAR Memorial Song Russell Means What Tribe are You Warrior Wounded Knee Set Us Free Bryan Akipa In Your Footsteps SOAR Sacred Showing Common Man Singers Come to Take Your Gifts SOAR Song for Woman's Dance Song of the Elk WomenPlay List June 10
Readings:"Rooted Like the Ash Trees: Abenaki People and the Land," Joseph Bruchac; "There Are Differences," Helen Attaquin, both from Rooted Like the Ash Trees: New England Indians and the Land, edited by Richard G. Carlson, Eagle Wing Press, Inc., 1987.
Music
Ward J. Wind Stroud A Rose is a Rose? Following Generations The Bear and the Butterfly Young Tree Song Old Tree Song Ancestral Gift Gathering Following Generations Crow Feather The Hunt Wind's Song No Sharp CornerJune 17
Reading:
"There Are Differences," Helen Attaquin, from Rooted Like the Ash Trees: New England Indians and the Land, edited by Richard G. Carlson, Eagle Wing Press, Inc., 1987.
Topic Discussion: Indian Child Welfare Act
Music
Darkfeather Wampanoag Waterfall Records My Father's Name Sweatlodge Murray Porter White Man's Card First Nations Music 500 Years 1492 Who Found Who
June 24
Live performance by storyteller-singer/musician Powhatan Swift Eagle, Tewa/Chickahominy
Music
Bill Miller Reservation Road Warner Western Raven in the Snow Warner Reprise Eagle Must Fly Free Warner Reprise Folsom Prison Blues Rosebud Records Dreams of Wounded Knee Warner Western
July 1
Songs You Wouldn't Necessarily Think Native Americans Wrote
Bill Miller, Robert Mirabal Embrace and Betrayal Warner Western Murray Porter 1492 Who Found Who First Nations Pura Fe Living at the Bottom Shanachie/Cachet Bill Miller Eagle Must Fly Free Warner Reprise Brave Heart Wapistan Stuck in the Mud First Nations Jerry Alfred Generation Hand Down Medicine Men Holy War Savage
July 8
John Trudell Johnny Damas and Me Rykodisc See the Woman Bobby Bee and the Boyz from the Rez Land of the Wanna Be Free Warrior Tiger, Tiger Space Age Indian Warrior Lisa LaRue The Unknown Spirits SOAR Dance of the Falcon and the Eagle Jim Wilson Journey of the Warrior Triloka Ghost Dance Darkfeather Code Talker Waterfall Julian B. The Spirit of Crazy Horse WarriorPow wow Review: Calico Dancers 24th Annual Pow wow scores a 10!
Play List July 22
Readings: Quiet ceremony of reburial: Native Americans laid to rest in Waterford park by Bob Gardinier, Albany Times Union"Leaving New England: The Stockbridge Indians," by Ken Mynter in Rooted like the Ash Trees: New England Indians and the Land edited by Richard G. Carlson, Eagle Wing Press, Inc.
Bill Miller Reservation Road Warner Western Trail of Freedom Loon, Mountain, and Moon Rosebud Records Canyon Dance White Road, Red Heart The Art of Survival The Road Home Joanne Shenandoah Spirit Lingers On Canyon Records You Can Hear Them Dancing
August 5, 1996
Xit Beginnning SOAR Someday End? Abenaki Cultural Heritage Celebration Good Mind Records Introduction Philip Blither Welcome and Blessing Ats'os Pablo Hurtado Story of Odzihozo Joseph Bruchac So My Ancestors Say Dawnland Singers Arctic Refuge: A Gathering of Tribes Soundings of the Planet Cry of the Forest Prayer for the Ancient Trees Native Tongue Caribou Skin Hut Dance
August 12
Black Lodge Singers Looney Toons Canyon Records Mighty Mouse Flintstones Ask Your Mom for Fifty Cents Mickey Mouse All from their CD Kids' Pow-Wow Songs
August 19
Live discussion of New York State Governor George Pataki's efforts to tax the native nations adjacent to New York State with the dialogue team of the Akewsasne Anti-Tax Committee.
Robbie Robertson Words of Fire, Deeds of Blood Columbia Twisted Hair Mahk Chi
August 26
Jerry Alfred and the Medicine Beat Generation Hand Down Red House The Warrior Song Caribou Stick Gambling Song Taan Mun/Lake Laberge The Grandfather Song/Etsi Shon Macmillan River Love Song Beginner Gambling Song The Watchmen from Juneau Award winning album Etsi Shon
Play List September 2, 1996
Little Wolf Coyote Dance Oweegon Coyote Oldman Medicine Flute Joanne Shenandoah Song of Union R. Carlos Nakai and William Eaton Hunter's Twilight Kastin Son of the Sun Douglas Spotted Eagle and Brian Keane Red Cloud Native Flute Ensemble Summoning Winds Michael Stearns and Ron Sunsinger Return of the Red Hat Rita Coolidge Cherokee All from the compilation Songs of the Spirit, 4137-2 on Triloka Records from Worldly Music.
September 11, 1996
News items:
Mohawk Take-Over of School
Tonawanda Seneca Chief Bernard Parker Passes Over
Amendment to Restore $56M for Indian Education
Buffalo, New York, Peace Bridge Crossing
Discontinuation of the "Maid of the Mist" boat at Niagara Falls
Leonard Peltier's Birthday
Conference on Indian Economic Futures, Cornell University
Native Americas journal
BIA Missing Funds
Copper Range White Pine Mine, Wis.
Murray Porter 500 Years First Nations Heart of the Eagle White Tail Singers Crow Hop First Nations From Our Hearts
September 18, 1996
Stories:
Joseph Bruchac, "Gluskabe and the Creator," "Gluskabe's Game Bag" from Gluskabe Stories, Yellow Moon PressKeith Bear Along The River Meyer Just Thinking Walking on the Water The Spider Black Elk Voices The West Sony Classical Joseph Honor Song Cheyenne March Song Lakota Flag Song
September 25, 1996
News:
New York State Dormitory Authority plans to build a six-story, 180,000- square-foot building on an undeveloped tract of land on the site of the north gate of the original Fort Orange, build by the first Dutch settlers in 1620, and a part of Mohican history.Vincent Craig Someone Drew a Line Muttonman Productions Buffalo Woman Eyabay Intertribal Sunshine Records Laughing Woman and Eagle Wing Pequot Joanne Shenandoah Please Sign Here Canyon Pattern of the Drum John Trudell See the Woman Rykodisc Raptor Whitefish Bay Singers Contest Song Sunshine Records Crow Hop
October 2, 1996
News:
Archaeologists studying Leeds Flat, the proposed site of a Wal-Mart store, uncover the remains of 3 Mohican Indians. Thankfully, they can remain where they are.Indian House Sampler, Part I
Kiowa Gourd Dance Tai-pe-go Starting Song Gourd Dance Song Tom Mauchahty-Ware Canyon Riding Song Mauchahty Courting Song Forty-Nine Song Southern Thunder Pawnee Song Turtle Dance Songs of San Juan Pueblo Evening Prayer Song Yellowhammer Otoe Flag Song Otoe Victory Song
October 9, 1996
News:
New York State terminates land claim negotiations with the Mohawk Nation.
Pura Fe I Want to be with You Shanachie/Cachet Caution to the Wind Great Grampah's Banjo Bill Miller The Road Home Rosebud Records Melissa Red Bird, Yellow Sun Warner Reprise Brave Heart Eagle Must Fly Free Bill Miller, Robert Mirabal Into the Twilight Warner Western
October 16, 1996
News:
Wal-Mart formally withdrew its application to build on Leeds Flat October 7.
Mishi Donovan Letting Go Sunshine Records First Nations As Seen Through a Child's Eye Ironwood Singers Victory Song Indian House Traditional Grass Dance Song Kevin Locke The Original Flute Song Indian House Brother-in-Law The Gossiper Song Nakai Quartet Between Venus and Mars Canyon Records Mo' Combo Gumbo The Honey Hunters Proud Heritage: A Celebration of Traditional American Indian Music Arapaho Handgame Song Indian House Sac and Fox Handgame Song Picuris Pueblo Ditch-Cleaning Song
October 23, 1996
Mishi Donovan Letting Go Sunshine Records Forgotten Yesterday Ne' Ya Shadow Dancer Vision Quest Go On and Run Bartender's Song Does It Take Death Jody T. Gaskin Ngaa Gaa Gi Git Sunshine Records Part of Being Anishinabe Apple of My Eye American Hymn Pow Wow Dancer
October 30, 1996
Even if we don't celebrate Halloween, we still like scary monster stories. We get in the spirit of the season with
Johnny Moses Boogey Woman Keith Secola Bats in My Pants Ray Fadden Monster Bear Good Mind Recordsand by request:Red Thunder Heart Beat Sacred Ground Hidden Medicine
November 6, 1996
Flute Sampler:
Tom Mauchahty-Ware Courting Song Indian House Comanche Prayer Song Daniel Cecil Hill In Honor of Life Giver Tadpole Becomes a Man Ward J. Wind Stroud Crow Feather Following Generations Wing Dance Robert Mirabal The Price of Culture Song Carrier Tsa'ne Dos'e Flight of the Eagle Sunrise, Sunset Bryan Akipa She Said That Meyer Creative Records Grandmother's Song
November 27, 1996
Music from the Southwest
Sharon Burch In the Balance Canyon Records Trail of Life Davis Mitchell For No Reason I Turned Back SOAR I Can't Forget You Let Me Take You Home Ed Lee Natay Five Sway Songs Canyon Records Three Gift Songs Wil Numkena Emergence SOAR Fly Eagle Fly Warrior's Tribute Vincent Craig Morning Song Muttonman Productions Lady I'm the One Catch the Spirit Peter Garcia and the Garcia Brothers Music of the World White Buffalo Dance Ruben Romero Taos Pueblo Round Dance Song Smithsonian Institute Ernest Martinez Juan L. Leyan
December 04, 1996
*Yellow Moon PressStories:
Joseph Bruchac Gluskabe Changes the Animals Yellow Moon Press* The Four Wishes Music: Jackalope Rasta Perro Canyon Go Way the Monk As Tecka Moon Yekka Little Wolf Band Prayer Song Triloka Records Song for the Journey Eagle Dream Moonlight
P.O. Box 1316
Cambridge, MA 02238
617-776-2239
December 11, 1996
Without Reservation Guilty til Proven Innocent Canyon Mascot Skin I'm In Robby Bee Ebony Warrior SOAR Pow Wow Girls Land of the Wanna Be Free Julian B You Get What You Wish For Warrior The Spirit of Crazy Horse Genocide in Progress Clan/Destine Livin' Inna Homeland Canyon Seeker Dancing to Be Free Burning