InterTribal presents:
The Trail of Two
Good morning and welcome to your weekend.
Today you will hear a return of the segment This Week in Indian Country. In this segment two news broadcasts are shared. This past week on Tuesday, January 11, two men journeyed on to their ancestors.
The two men are: Clyde Bellecourt – Co-Founder of AIM (American Indian Movement) and Vince Fontaine – Co-Founder of the popular band; Eagle and Hawk. May both men journey well and swiftly.
- I had the distinct honor to have met and interacted with Clyde many years ago when I volunteered at the Prayer Vigil for the Earth several years in a row. Clyde was always there. He was open and willing to share. It was a honor to be in ceremony with him and even shared time at a picnic bench eating our meals. We talked of our mother the Earth, we spoke of our children and we just enjoyed sharing time. He truly had a wonderful heart. Clyde was involved with many activities that helped his people, his community and the indigenous population as a whole.
- Vince Fontaine was a co-founding member of Eagle & Hawk. What can be said except I bloomed to their music late, but played their music frequently over the past year. Sharing the experiences of the indigenous people musically is a great way for the truth to be delivered. I cannot believe we lost one of the founding members. Hope we can continue to share the music of Eagle & Hawk.
The links provided above will take you to the respective news broadcasts. I am airing these broadcasts in this week’s segment of This Week in Indian Country.
I also wanted to share that I hope each of you are safe Sunday and Monday. Please take this storm seriously, especially if it is mostly sleet and or ice.
Thanks for tuning in and hope you enjoy the show.
Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers
Show Archive
Play show / Add show to playlistPlaylist:
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Felipe Rose, “Lakota Sioux Prayer (with Mark Langenfeld)”
from Red Hawk Woman
Tomahawk Records - 2004
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Legends of the Drum, “Corn Maiden's Ritual”
from Tribe of Twelve
80-Minutes of Music/Talking Taco Music - 2004
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Doug Foote, “A Prayer from Above”
from Come to Me Great Mystery: Native American Healing Songs
Silver Wave Records - 2008
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Wuauquikuna, “The Last Inka Warrior”
from Wuauquikuna: Best of South and North American Music Meditation
Existence Records - 2017
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Sheldon Sundown, “My Lil Darlyn”
from The Hand Drum Session: Smoke n Round Dance
Tribal Spirit Music - 2012
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Verdell Primeaux & Johnny Mike, “Earth Pulse”
from Sacred Path - Healing Songs of the Native American Church
Canyon Records - 1997
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Nawang Khechog & R. Carlos Nakai, “Wisdom”
from Prophecy: A Hearts of Space Native American Collection
Hearts of Space Records - 1999
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Louie Gonnie, “Pathways”
from Pathway to Destiny (Songs of Healing and Contemplation)
Canyon Records - 2012
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Robert Tree Cody & Will Clipman, “Obsidian and Ironwood”
from Heart of the Wind: Music for Native American Flute & Drums
Canyon Records - 2006
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Randy Wood, “The Rumble”
from The Gift of Life - Round Dances and Songs of the Native Road
Canyon Records - 2010
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Tito La Rosa, “The Eagle and the Condor”
from The Prophecy of the Eagle and the Condor
Silver Wave Records - 2001
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Robert Tree Cody & Rob Wallace with Will Clipman, “White Buffalo”
from White Buffalo
Canyon Records - 1996
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Robbie Robertson & Six Nations Women Singers, “Stomp Dance (Unity) - Remastered”
from Classic Masters
Capitol Records - 2006
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Mesa Music Consort, “Flight of Beauty”
from Spirit Feathers
80-Minutes of Music/Talking Taco Music - 1992
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Various Artists, “Surrender (R. Carlos Nakai & Peter Kater)”
from Prayer for Peace
Silver Wave Records - 2000
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InterTribal InterTribal January 15th, 2022
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