Native North America. Vol. 1, Aboriginal Folk, Rock and Country, 1966-1985.

Locations
Call Number: CD Folk Native
On Shelf At: Downtown Library, Traverwood Branch

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Compact discs.
Lyrics in English, Cree, Inukitut and Innu-aimon, with translations into English on container insert.
Disc 1. I pity the country (Willie Dunn) -- I'll rock you to the rhythm of the ocean (John Angaiak) -- Fall away (Sugluk) -- Sikumiut (Sikumiut) -- Spirit child (Willie Thrasher) -- Call of the moose (Willy Mitchell) -- James Bay (Lloyd Cheechoo) -- Maqaivvigivalauqtavut (Alexis Utatnaq) -- Dreams of ways (Brian Davey) -- N'doheeno (Morley Loon) -- Little feather (Peter Frank) -- Tormented soul (Ernest Monias) -- Out of the blue (Eric Landry) -- Sky-man and the moon (David Campbell) -- Son of the Sun (Willie Dunn) -- Silver river (Shingoose, poetry by Duke Redbird) -- Kill'n your mind (Willy Mitchell and Desert River Band).
Disc 2. Mistashipu (Philippe McKenzie) -- Old Man Carver (Willie Thrasher) -- Winds of change (Lloyd Cheechoo) -- I shouldn't have did what i done (The Chieftones (Canada's All Indian Band)) -- I didn't know (Sugluk) -- I got my music (Lawrence Martin) -- Siwash rock (Gordon Dick) -- Birchbark letter (Willy Mitchell and Desert River Band) -- Anaanaga (William Tagoona) -- Messenger (Leland Bell) -- Modern rock (Saddle Lake Drifting Cowboys) -- We got to take you higher (Willie Thrasher) -- Utirumavunga (Sikumiut) -- Ajuinnarasuarsunga (Sugluk) -- Hey, hey, hey, brother (John Angaiak) -- Tshekuan mak tshetutamak (Groupe Folklorique Montagnais) -- Peruvian dream (part 2) (Willie Dunn featuring Jerry Saddleback).
Various performers.
"Largely unheard, criminally undocumented, but at their core, utterly revolutionary, the recordings of the diverse North American Aboriginal community will finally take their rightful place in our collective history in the form of Native North America (Vol. 1): Aboriginal Folk, Rock, and Country 1966-1985. An anthology of music that was once near-extinct and off-the-grid is now available for all to hear, in what is, without a doubt, Light In The Attic's most ambitious and historically significant project in the label's 12-year journey."--lightintheattic.net.

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