Memories

Good morning and welcome to your weekend.

Meteorological autumn has arrived as of September 1st. With it, the daylight shortens. I don’t know about you, but I now need the light on as I start my morning during the week. 8 pm brings darkness. Thus requiring me to turn on the outdoor lights when I take the dog out.

The temperature has begun to visit the lower portions of the thermostat, and we bid farewell to summer.

Today is 9/11 and most of us probably remember waking up to the horror in New York. Later in DC and next in a field in Pennsylvania.

With everything we are dealing with I selected today’s music to create a meditative environment and help us relax. At least, that was the purpose.

This week in Indian Country focuses on the devastation in Louisiana along the Gulf coast.

You can explore the following websites for more details:

Louisiana’s Houma Nation Was Devastated by Hurricane Ida
- September 5, 2021 published on NPR (Audio Captured)
- Written & Interviewed by Lulu Garcia-Navarro
- Can visit for more information on the United Houma Nation, visit unitedhoumanation.org.
Democracy Now! Captured Audio with Amy Goodman Interviews Monique Verdin
- Hurricane Ida Slams Native Communities in Louisiana as New Orleans Loses Electricity & Covid Rages
- Story published August 30, 2021

Thank you for tuning in and I hope you enjoy the show.

Walk in Peace,
Tall Feathers

Show Archive

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Playlist:

Felipe Rose, “Lakota Sioux Prayer (with Mark Langenfeld)”

from Red Hawk Woman

Tomahawk Records - 2004

Sissy Goodhouse, “Wise Spirit Boy - Memorial Song for Darren Wise Spirit”

from Tiwahé

Makoché Music - 1997

Wayra, “Nahoma”

from The Dance Of Sun (The Best Indian Songs)

Equadormusic - 2013

Poranguí & Mose, “Canto de la Selva - Mose Remix”

from Poranguí (Mose Remixes)

Sol Creation Records - 2021

Xavier Quijas Yxayotl, “Tezcatlipoca y Fuego”

from Aztec Dances

Canyon Records - 2002

Delfina Mun, “Corazón de Barro”

from Corazón de Barro - Single

Delfina Mun - 2021

Sweet Water Women, “Gwando Deh (Mi'k Maq)”

from Sweet Water

SWW Publishing - 2005

Delia Chariker, “Souls of My Ancestors”

from Animas

Hungry Monk Recordings - 2003

Kelvin Mockingbird, “The Healing of Hand”

from Sacred Fire

Canyon Records - 2006

Micki Pratt, “Cheyenne”

from Under the Green Corn Moon

Silver Wave Records - 2002

Verdell Primeaux, “Lost and Lonely”

from Lost and Lonely

Drumgroups.com - 2009

Singers from Second Mesa, “Hopi Comanche Dance”

from Tribal Gatherings: Native American Inter-Tribal Music

Music Of The World - 1999

Earl Ray, “The Hummingbird Song”

from Traditional Songs of the Salt River Pima

Canyon Records - 2005

Chester Mahooty and Family, “Zuni Pottery Dance”

from Tribal Gatherings: Native American Inter-Tribal Music

Music Of The World - 1999

Lakota, “Buffalo Nation”

from Traditions

Arbor Records Ltd. - 2006

Native Spirit, “Sacred Ground”

from Sacred Ground: Traditional Native American Flute & Drums

Brilliant Music - 2015

Danuwa Analihi Adonvdo, “Mother Earth & Father Sky”

from Mother Earth Father Sky

Tsisa Music - 2010

Twohawks, “Shapeshifter (feat. Charlie Crow Dog Myers)”

from Raven's Cry

Twohawks Music - 2009

Nellie Youpee & Ruth Short Bull, “Dancing Song of the Skunk”

from People of the Willows

Makoché Music - 1999

Aspen Mirabal, Kona Mirabal, Masa Mirabal, Robert Mirabal & Ethel, “Peace Calls”

from The River

Innova - 2016

Wayra, “Spiritual”

from The Dance Of Sun (The Best Indian Songs)

Equadormusic - 2013

Burning Sky, “Navajo Luna”

from Burning Sky

Canyon Records - 1994

Robert Tree Cody, “Zuni Dawn”

from Dreams from the Grandfather (Canyon Records Definitive Remaster)

Canyon Records - 1993

Deirdre Fay, Epaminondas Trimis, Gary Stroutsos, Nellie Youpee & Pacific String Quartet, “The Corn Is My Pleasure”

from People of the Willows

Makoché Music - 1999