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Ableza |
- "Ableza is a Native American Arts and
Film Institute dedicated to promoting, preserving and protecting traditional and
contemporary arts by Native American Peoples."--site |
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ArtNatAm |
- Native American Artists |
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Crazy Crow Trading
Post |
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Grey Owl’s Online Catalog |
– “Shop the largest
Indian craft catalog on the Internet!”-Site. |
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Hair Pipes in Plains Indian Adornment |
- a Study in Indian
and White Ingenuity |
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Institute of American Indian Arts Web Site |
- "The
Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture and Arts Development (IAIA) is dedicated to the study, creative application, preservation and care of
Indian Arts and Culture."--site |
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Intertribal Art Gallery |
- "This
gallery is owned by Dan and Sissy Tubb, who offer their twenty years experience
in collecting Native American art, their enthusiasm for these art forms and the
great creativity of the people who produce them."--site |
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Arigon
Starr |
- Kickapoo-Creek alternapop! |
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Arlie's Corner |
- Find out
some of the latest news with Arlie and the Native music scene.
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Arlie's Hotlist! |
- Owner Arlie Neskahi's
personal picks of the best in Native music. Check out the CD covers and
SOUNDBITES!! |
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Bill
Miller |
- "Miller is a walking
tribute to the world of contrast in which we all live. he is of Mohican- German
parents, a Native American raised on the Stockbridge-Munsee reservation in
Wisconsin, a far cry from the studios that have become his come in Nashville. It
has been a tough life for miller, one filled with the racism and abuse that has
been so often chronicled. But ironically, his
songs are about the love and hope that can be found in each of us, the inner
strength that can survive. His songs are also about passage."--site. |
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Breach of
Trust |
- A Native band with roots in
northern Saskatchewan. |
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Buffy Sainte
Marie |
- Cree singer and founder of
the Cradle board project. |
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Canyon Records
Productions |
- "Our site includes our
new releases, upcoming concert dates, complete CD and cassette catalog and
ordering information, biographical information on our artists, information about
Canyon Records and some of our favorite links." |
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Charles
Littleleaf |
- Warm Springs
flute player. |
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Clan/Destine |
- "A Mystical Journey of Traditional Native and Contemporary Song and
Dance"--site. |
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Dakota Tamakoce Singers
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Darren
Geffre |
- Blackfoot Contemporary
artist. |
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Dave Trezak |
- Dave WhiteWolf
Trezak was born in Ocala, Florida . Dave's Heritage is Cherokee and Lakota,
maternally. Preserving and protecting the environment have always been a
focus in Dave's life. --site |
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Donald Ahdunko |
- Traditional
Delaware and Caddo songs from Oklahoma. |
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Elk
Whistle |
- Site for Bill Neal Elk
Whistle, Native American flutist of Cherokee ancestry with
recordings on the White Path Music label in
national distribution. Biography, performance schedule, ordering information for recordings.--site. |
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Flute and Whistle
Traditions |
- Presents the spiritual
and cultural role, resurgence, pow-wow use, ceremonial use, recommendations for
use. |
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Hawk
Project |
- A blending Native American
music, jazz, and free improvisation. |
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Indian House
Records |
- Now in its 30th year of
recording and producing outstanding traditional American Indian and First Nation
music! The site features cover images and sound clips from many of our
recordings, as well as a complete list of the 130+ recordings in our catalog.
Detailed information on each recording is available. You will also find
background information on Indian House, as well as information on American
Indian Soundchiefs, a line of vintage recordings from the 40s and 50s, recently
re-released by Indian House.--site. |
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Indigenous |
- The Nakota blues
band. |
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Joanne
Shenandoah |
- A well known Oneida
singer/songwriter.
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Jack
Gladstone |
- A Blackfeet singer and
songwriter. |
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Kevin
Locke |
- "Here you will learn about :
his work as an emissary of Lakota (Sioux) culture his vision of Unity through
Diversity, where and when to see his live performances. how to bring him to your
community, Kevin's CDs, tapes and books you can purchase on-line, cedarwood
flutes & boxwood horse staffs handcrafted by Bryan Akipa".--site. |
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Makoche
Records |
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Native American Music Awards |
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Rita
Coolidge Home Page |
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Robbie Robertson: Music for the Native
Americans Red Vinyl Records |
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Ronald E. Roybal Home Page |
- "Nominated for two 1998 Native American Music Awards for Best Native
Flutist of the Year and Best Instrumental Album!--site |
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RootsWorld |
- Contains reviews
of Indian music recordings. |
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Silver Wave Records |
- The
Native American artists produced by this record company. |
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Sound of
America Record Distributors (SOAR) |
- Native American owned and operated record distributor that specializes in
contemporary & traditional Native music from throughout North America. |
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Turtle
Island Music |
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Ulali |
- The official web page
for the female trio that has recorded with Robbie Robertson and appeared with
the Indigo Girls. |
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Walela |
- The Cherokee singers
from the (Rita) Coolidge family. |
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Willard Rhodes
Collection |
- Field recordings of North American Indian
music, 1940-1952 (on the Library of Congress Special Collections page) |
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WithOut Rez
productions |
- "We are a Native American owned and
operated record label and mail order company created to bring quality, authentic
Native goods to the world and increase Native American involvement in the music
industry."--site |
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Native American Theatre: In search of a Contemporary Native
Aesthetic |
- "This is a paper I have
written concerned with Native American drama. I am very interested in this
subject and plan to pursue further research. Perhaps this subject will provide a
vehicle for graduate school as well. -- Marc C. Stalvey (1999 )"--site |
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Native
American Women Playwrights Archive |
- "The Native American Women Playwrights Archive is a collection of
original materials by Native women playwrights of the Americas. NAWPA hopes to
identify playwrights, collect and preserve their work, try to make it widely
known, and encourage performances and continued creativity. Plays in manuscript,
disk, videotape, or other format are cataloged, given appropriate preservation treatment, and made available to anyone who wishes to read them in the library.
NAWPA welcomes playwrights at any level of development."--site. |
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Red Path
Theater Company Home page |
- "From
the very modest beginnings, in an uptown ghetto basement, Red Path Theater
Company of Chicago has grown to become an important aspect of the Indian
Community. Mandated by mission statement to produce the works of
Native American playwrights, Red Path Theater is very quickly
becoming a recognized name in the United States and Canada."--site. |