CANYON RECORDS

Chicken Scratch is the social dance music of the native people of southern Arizona in which polkas, cumbia, two-steps and other old world dances are give a Native American flavor. One of the most...

Pipestone chronicles the drama of love and life on the Rez with songs that put a hilarious twist on heartbreak. With an edgy sense of humor and a jammin' Round Dance beat, these well-known Ojibwe...

From the heart of the Ojibwe woodlands, Pipestone spins tales of love's wild ups and downs in this fresh collection of round dance songs. With often hilarious lyrics taken from life on the Pow-Wow...

2011 release. A singing legacy going back generations, the Porcupine Singers have a legendary presence among the Lakota people and all of Native America.1. Calvin Jumping Bull'smemorial Song (5:08) 2...

Recorded live on the Rosebud Reservation in 1977, this collection of traditional Lakota pow-wow songs is beautifully sung by one of the greatest groups of Native American voices, the Porcupine...

This album was recorded live during the 1971 All Indian Days Pow-Wow and features the great Pawnee singer, John Knifechief, leading a group of southern style singers. These songs, which form a bridge...

Traditional peyote chants with drum and rattle accompaniment are followed by "healing songs," a newer style of harmonized chanting in Sioux and Navajo without percussion to facilitate meditation...

These healing songs in Sioux and Navajo are a newer style of soothing harmonized chants from the Native American Church. These songs are meant to provide spiritual peace to the listener. CD Review...

Healing songs are a newer style of soothing harmonized chanting from the Native American Church (or Peyote Church) without the accompaniment of the peyote water-drum or rattle and are meant to...

Peyote Songs, accompanied by rattle and water drum, are musical prayers of the Native American Church. Created and sung by two of the greatest Native American voices of today, Verdell Primeaux and...

Peyote songs, accompanied by rattle and water drum, are musical prayers of the Native American Church. Created and sung by GRAMMY Award winners*, Verdell Primeaux (Sioux) and Johnny Mike (Navajo),...

Recorded in 1969, this collection of songs from the San Juan Pueblo in New Mexico provides a musical window to one of the oldest cultures in North America. These hunting, fertility, honoring and...