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.

THE SUN EAGLE SINGERS are a well-known Indian singing group based in Farmington, New Mexico. Since being formed by lead singer Delvin Keeswoof in 1979, Sun Eagle has become a populat and successful performer of Northern Plains music at numerous powwows scattered across the U.S.

MAJOR MUSICAL INFLUENCES include the Red Leaf Takoja, White Eagle Singers, and countless others who have graciously shared their music and their good times. Other influences from the Rocky Mountains, Montana, North and South Dakota, and Canada have produced a style easily recognizable as Sun Eagle.

TRADITIONAL VETERAN’S SONG
Ervin Keeswood, 1986 – When we were returning home after the 1986 Denver March Powwow, in the vicinity of Wolf Creek Pass, this song was given to us by the spirits. This is our veterans’ traditional song for Vietnam veterans.