1 of 1 available systemwide,
with no current holds.
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Heard Museum Affiliate Library
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CDS: 117
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In Library Use Only
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Notes:
Vintage recordings of sacred Peyote songs sung by Kiowa, Paiute, Cheyenne, Cherokee, Omaha, Bannock, Southern Ute, and Southern Cheyenne Native Americans.
Tracks 1-14 originally released by Canyon on cassette as Peyote rite chants; track 15 originally released on Chants of the Native American Church of North Ameica, II (Canyon Records CR-6068).
Program notes by David P. McAllister and Bob Nuss ([1] folded sheet : ill.) inserted in container.
Compact disc.
David Apekaun, Morris Medicine, Betty Jo Pimpey, Pamela Medicine, Chief White Eagle, Chief Spotted Back Hamilton, Johnny Buffalo, Wilbur Jack, Ralph Turtle, Alfred Armstrong, singers.
Various Native American languages.
Heard Museum Library - Call 602-252-8840 for information
c. 1: 1999-473.
Track List:
- Opening prayer song (1:53)
- Morning water song (1:37)
- Sunrise song (1:38)
- Peyote song (2:35)
- Peyote occasional song #1 (2:59)
- Peyote occasional song #2 (2:53)
- Peyote spirit song (2:26)
- Omaha morning song (2:02)
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- Peyote ceremonial song #1 (3:14)
- Peyote ceremonial song #2 (3:24)
- Omaha prayer song (3:27)
- Midnight water song (2:03)
- Our father's thoughts are shining down (2:38)
- Another morning song (1:47)
- Seven peyote songs (7:58).
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