Posts Tagged ‘awards’
Blues slide guitar(Devil’s Son) Skylar Wolf NATIVE AMERICAN Navajo/ Ute Awards Winning Artist
June 21st, 2010 | 
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2009 “NAMA” “NAMMY” “Native American Music Award Winning Artist” He was raised as a Sheepherder in HUERFANO, NEW MEXICO, http://www.myspace.com/quotskylarwolfquot and out of NOWHERE they found his MUSIC. I promote him, Only his Music! Skylar Wolf was Grandmother raised, his Mother left him beind as a Child, because she did not want him. His music comes from deep within the Navajo Reservaion where he spent years growing up alone. They will tell you how he lives, alone in the dark, even TODAY,in a small house outside deep in the Rez. I’m just leting you know what we know about him. We promote him, just his music. Believe what you wanna believe. The Music from a SKINWALKER! JUST THOUGHT YOU OTTA KNOW. WITH ALL THE SILLY PICTURES ABOUT SKINWALKERS ON YOUTUBE!
Promoter : D.D.C.
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Skylar Wolf a.k.a ” Devil son”, a Native American Award winning Rock/Blues/Soul musician brings you an Acoustic Delta blues Hollywood soulful sound. A style of music that come from the streets of Niaraga Falls, New York/Canada into New Mexico Skinwalker World. Skylar Wolf works his way in and around the Grammy and Nammy trails on a lone wolf war path.
Wolf, sings an original song: ” 13 Roses” taking loss and pain, beautiful women and roses to find love beyond a stars reach to his own heart. Yes, all in the Spirit of Hope.
We hope ,YOU enjoy this video with a touch of live entertainment.
Steve Macias is a former jet dragster driver turned associate producer,director,cameraman,editor for Native Voice TV in San Jose, California. We travel cross country to meet and help promote different native artists.
Duration : 0:4:21
You Can Hear Them Dancing-Joanne Shenandoah
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Joanne Shenandoah is an Iroquois singer and acoustic guitarist. She is a member of the Wolf Clan of the Oneida Nation of the Haudenosaunee Six Nations Iroquois Confederacy. Her music is a mixture of traditional songs and melodies with a blend of traditional and contemporary instrumentation. She has recorded more than 14 albums and won a multitude of awards, including “Artist of the Year” at the Native American Music Awards. She is currently living in Oneida, new York. Ms. Shenandoah received an Honorary Doctorate of Music from Syracuse University in 2002, the first ever given to a Native performer. She has received more Native American Music Awards (11 to date) than any other artist including a “Lifetime Achievement Award” in 2008. She has 14 albums and three GRAMMY nominations. She was awarded the GRAMMY for her part in the album “Sacred Ground” with Rita Coolidge and Robert Mirabel. She is the author of the book “Skywoman”. She has also received numerous Syracuse Area Music Awards (SAMMYS) and was presented with the Grand Prize by the Native Film Festival in Montreal, Canada for her soundtrack in the documentary “Our Land Our Life” in June of 2008.
Disclaimer; I don’t own the music nor the pictures. All credits go to the authors of the song and the pictures.
You Can Hear Them Dancing-Joanne Shenandoah
Duration : 0:3:44
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Marlon Brando’s Oscar® win for ” The Godfather”
Sacheen Littlefeather refusing to accept the Best Actor Oscar® on behalf of Marlon Brando for his performance in “The Godfather” – the 45th Annual Academy Awards® in 1973. Liv Ullmann and Roger Moore presented the award.
Duration : 0:2:22
Native American Girl Singing: I Will Always Love You (2005)
This is a live recording of J. Gilmore as she performs at a revue show in Oklahoma. She is a mostly self-taught musician who enjoys writing her own music, playing the guitar, and singing with her local church’s choir. Unfortunately, she was a member of this particular singing group for only two years, and she has since moved on. Right now she is attending medical school and hopes to one day work for the Indian Health Services as a pediatrician. She is pround to be both Chickasaw and Creek (two Native American tribes) And she is also proud to be half Filipino.
Duration : 0:3:42
