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Please note that a shipping and handling charge will be applied to each order.
Video
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| Red Leaf Takoja "Song of the Heartbeat" |
85-0801 |
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$24.95 |
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| Hosted by Wes Studi and Howard Bad Hand, and featuring the music of Red Leaf Takoja as it travelled the powwow highway from Denver to Taos to Rosebud, South Dakota in the spring and summer of 1990 and 1991, “Song of the Heartbeat” is a unique, singer’s eye view of one of the most vibrant and simultaneously least appreciated [by non-Indian society] elements of contemporary Native American life – music, deftly woven as a montage of sound, color and heartfelt expressions of enthusiasm from singers, dancers, spectators and Native elders. 85 minutes. DVD with soundtrack CD. |
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Books
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| Native American
Healing by Howard Bad Hand (Keats McGraw-Hill,
2001) |
$14.95 |
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Grounded in music, this book describes a Lakota
ceremony in terms of the music used in each successive
element of the ceremony from start to finish. Within
this framework, the author, a widely known and respected
Lakota singer, ceremonial leader and healer, relates
his personal experiences that lead him to his current
understanding of each part of the ceremony. A unique
individual perspective on living well, in all the
senses of the word.
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Compact Discs
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| Sacred Songs
of NATIVE AMERICAN HEALING: Songs To Learn By |
02-0501 |
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$16.95 |
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Produced to accompany Howard Bad Hand's book Native
American Healing (Keats McGraw-Hill, 2001).
Howard Bad Hand sings at slower pace and lowered
volume to aid persons wishing to learn the songs.
By recording one track and then singing along with
himself on subsequent tracks, Howard sings all parts
in a three part harmony. This an excellent recording
for non Lakota speakers to hear the words of each
song clearly pronounced by a native Lakota speaker.
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| Lakota Sacred
Songs of NATIVE AMERICAN HEALING: Sung As In
Ceremony |
02-0502 |
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$16.95 |
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Produced to accompany Howard Bad Hand's book Native
American Healing (Keats McGraw-Hill, 2001).
Howard Bad Hand and Tom Teegarden sing with authentic
pace and volume, accompanying themselves with hand
drums just as they would in ceremony. This is as
close to the real thing as you can get outside of
an actual ceremony!
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Cassette Tapes
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| Red Leaf Takoja: Live at Taos Blue
Lake Powwow - 1985 |
85-0701 |
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$10.00 |
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| An all time favorite on the powwow circuit. Contains
powerful "oldies but goodies." Words to each song in
original Lakota language, with English translations,
on the insert. Extended play. |
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| Red Leaf Singers:
Songs of the Warrior, Volume 1 |
85-1202 |
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$10.00 |
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| Traditional and historical warrior society and victory
songs. Sung by a group known through four generations
as traditional songkeepers for the Sicangu (Rosebud
Sioux) Tribe. Lakota words to each song, with English
translations, on the insert. Extended play. |
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| Mandaree Eagle
Whistles - Volume 1 |
87-1201 |
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$10.00 |
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A two volume (10 songs) collection of powwow hits
from one of the most talented and consistent supergroups
from the Northern Plains. Hear some of the finest
voices on the powwow circuit.
Recorded live in Bismarck, North Dakota, September
1986, and in Taos, New Mexico, June 1987. |
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| Mandaree Eagle
Whistles - Volume 2 |
87-1202 |
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$10.00 |
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A two volume (10 songs) collection of powwow hits
from one of the most talented and consistent supergroups
from the Northern Plains. Hear some of the finest voices
on the powwow circuit.
Recorded live in Bismarck, North Dakota, September
1986, and in Taos, New Mexico, June 1987. |
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| Sun Eagle Singers:
Sun Eagle 1986 |
87-0101 |
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$10.00 |
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Melodic original powwow music by one of the Southwest’s
most widely requested singing groups. Many original
compositions. Explanations of each song on the insert.
Extended play.
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| Denver March
Powwow 1986 |
87-0301 |
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$10.00 |
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A collection of music from drum groups spread
throughout powwow country. Many different musical
styles and rhythms. A excellent choice to taste the
variety available in contemporary powwow music. Explanations
of each song where made available by the groups recorded.
Extended play.
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| Red Leaf Takoja:
Echoes of the Universe |
88-0301 |
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$10.00 |
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Original and rearranged contemporary dance music.
An historical slice of Takoja songs from the twelve
year period 1975-1987, this musical collection utilizes
the singing talents of Donna and Michelle Concha,
Alice Martinez and Margaret Tyon in addition to the
group. A collection of 10 songs. Lakota words to
each song, with English translations, on the insert.
Extended play.
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Cassettes marketed by High Star Productions for Red Leaf Takoja
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| Red Leaf Takoja:
Live at Ft. Duchesne |
RLT
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$10.00 |
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A collection of the group’s favorite songs,
with some original compositions. Recorded live at
the Thanksgiving Powwow of the Ute Reservation, Fort
Duchesne, Utah, this album contains beautiful dance
music. Lakota words, with English translations, provided
on the insert. Extended play.
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| Red Leaf Takoja:
A Living Hoop |
RLT
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$10.00 |
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The title to this album is also the title to the
Denver March Powwow Song, which is included on the
album. The majority of the songs are original compositions
by members of the group. Side one was recorded live
at the Taos Pueblo Community Center, Taos, New Mexico
at a benefit powwow for a local individual. Side
two was recorded at spirited jam session. Beautiful
music from great compositions! Lakota words, with
English translations, provided on the insert. Extended
play.
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