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Moses was an Indian-30 sec. trailer
18 Apr 2008
Rain Skye, Indigenous lead singer for the rock band Myrmidon embarks upon a spiritual journey after coming to the realization of his cultural exploitation by his band mates and manager.
Author: chasenross
Keywords: Native American Rock Film
Added: April 18, 2008
Gary Cooper & BlueFeather
23 Mar 2008
A 'Potawatomi Tribe' Native American Rock N' Blues Band from Topeka, Kansas featuring Kevin Muldrol on keyboards
Author: terrycrossbear07
Keywords: BlueFeather
Added: March 23, 2008
Journey To Picture Rock
15 Feb 2008
An ATV trip to view some Native American rock art in the Arizona Desert.
Author: lmcph126
Keywords: chinese atv quad Tao Arizona
Added: February 14, 2008
IN THIS WORLD
9 Feb 2008
Contemporary Native American Music from award winning group MEDICINEDREAM. Purchase the cd at http://cdbaby.com/cd/meddream2
Author: medicinedream
Keywords: Native American Rock Mi'kmaq Alaska Medicine Dream
Added: February 8, 2008
XIT "Someday" - Plight Of The Redman - 1972
2 Feb 2008
XIT Native American Rock Band w/ Tom Bee. Someday " Plight Of The Redman " 1972 Images: Nuevo Mexico, Apache, Navajo, Native American West USA. XIT was originally based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Members include founder and Native American Music Award winner Tom Bee, A.Michael Martinez, Mac Suazo, Lee Herrerra,and R.C.Garriss. "XIT" stands for "crossing of Indian Tribes", according to Tom Bee, founder and featured artist of the 70's Native American Rock band.
Author: EkBalam707
Keywords: XIT New Mexico Plight Of The Redman Apache Navajo Native American
Added: February 2, 2008
Rambo
16 Jan 2008
very crappy shot, good music. karoke stylee.
Author: wolfbrown85221
Keywords: Rez All-Stars pima GRIC Music loser ska reggae indian givin it back RAMBO GILA RIVER native american rock
Added: January 16, 2008
Never Be King,Hotal Cali
16 Jan 2008
reggae fest 08
Author: wolfbrown85221
Keywords: Rez All-Stars pima GRIC Hotel California indian.reggae.the eagles never be king native american rock rool
Added: January 16, 2008
Givin it Back
15 Jan 2008
Reggae fest 08'
Author: wolfbrown85221
Keywords: Rez All-Stars pima GRIC Music dramadica loser ska reggae indian givin it back native american rock
Added: January 15, 2008
Dramadica,Loser Ska
14 Jan 2008
reggae fest 08'
Author: wolfbrown85221
Keywords: Rez All-Stars pima GRIC Music dramadica loser ska reggae native american rock
Added: January 14, 2008
Mount Irish Petroglyphs Native American rock art
4 Jan 2008
The Mount Irish Petroglyph site is really a spectacular site. Petroglyphs are scattered about over a wide area, making a really neat place to explore.
Author: AJCopley
Keywords: Mount Irish Nevada petroglyph pictograph native american indian rock art
Added: January 4, 2008
Black Canyon Petroglyphs native American rock art
4 Jan 2008
The Black Canyon rock art site is the locality for the famous anthropomorph termed the "Pahranagat Man." It is spectacular, there actually are several in this category, and they are wonderful! Thank goodness there has been little or no vandalism. A high resolution DVD of petroglyph programs is available. Send a message.
Author: AJCopley
Keywords: Black Canyon Nevada native American Indian Rock Art Petroglyph
Added: January 4, 2008
White River Narrows Native American Rock Art Petroglyphs
4 Jan 2008
The White River Narrows of Nevada are a choice petroglyph study area!
Author: AJCopley
Keywords: White River Nevada petroglyphs pictographs rock art native American Indians
Added: January 4, 2008
Tomahawk - Sun Dance
20 Dec 2007
from Tomahawk's 2007 album "Anonymous" not definitely my favouritte song from the album, but it's OK
Author: deliibrahim19
Keywords: Tomahawk anonymous mike patton native american rock folk sun dance chants
Added: December 20, 2007
"TONBRIDGE CASTLE", in Tonbridge, England
28 Nov 2007
Here is a video about another of the wonderful old English castles . . . this one in the charming town of Tonbridge, in Southern England . . . not to be confused with nearby "Tunbridge Wells", altho' "Tonbridge" WAS originally called "Tunbridge", but later changed to Tonbridge to help minimize at least SOME of the confusion, with nearby Tunbridge Wells LOL, but, BUT . . . you still need to be careful when buying TRAIN tickets, so as not to get a ticket to the wrong place! :) I visited this castle during the off season, so I had the interior of the castle TOTALLY to myself for the hour I was wandering around inside, so it was great walking in all the rooms and stairways, trying to visualize the people, and their lifestyle, that used to live here and defend it from attacks since it was first constructed in the 11th Century. The "Gatehouse", which is the main visual topic of this video, was constructed in the 13th Century. Being a retired architect, I found it REALLY interesting to learn that the architect for this castle and for a series of other castles for the same royal client, did SUCH a good job designing "state of the art" castles for him, that the royal client had the architect KILLED after the architect completed his work, rather than run the risk of the architect then going to OTHER clients to design similarly great defensive castles for THEM!! so geez . . . talk about an UNGRATEFUL CLIENT! After the castle was built, the basement was used to store food for the winter months. The food and beverages 700 years ago would have included such things as smoked meats, garlic and herbs, barrels of wine, beer, salted fish, baskets of wheat, chestnuts, etc. Swords in those days were cleaned in sawdust and sand, arrows with metal tips stuck in a barrel of sand to avoid rusting. Chain mail, which was greasy, muddy and bloody from battles, was washed in a mixture of sand, gravel and water, then hung up to dry inside a cloth covering. Here's a link to a LOT!! more history on the castle and surrounding area: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonbridge and, Here's a link to other websites with lots of info: http://www.picturesofengland.com/England/Kent/Tonbridge/Tonbridge_Castle and, http://www.tonbridge-kent.com/Amenit/castle.htm and, Here's a link to the official castle website: http://www.tonbridgecastle.org/cgi-bin/buildpage.pl?mysql=2 The song I chose for the video is "Indian Boy" by Brulé. The song seems to go really well with the peaceful tranquility of this castle, where so much death and violence occurred so many years ago. Some Tonbridge locals say that there have been numerous ghost sightings at the castle, which wouldn't be surprising, given how many people died violent deaths there. I felt I was being watched the entire time I was inside the castle on my own, but that was probably because of the presence of the security surveillance cameras! LOL If you enjoyed the music choice, here is some interesting biography about this musical artist Brulé (obtained from a Yahoo website): "Native American musical traditions are fused with contemporary rock influences by pianist/keyboardist Brulé (born: Paul La Roche). A member of the lower Brulé Lakota nation, who was adopted as an infant and raised in a non-Native family, Brulé uses music as a way to bring together the two cultures of his past. During a telephone interview, Brulé explained that his 1997 debut album, "We The People" was "a means to bridge the gap between small town Americana and the Native American experience". His second album, "Lakota Piano", released in 1998, featured piano interpretations of songs by 1970s Native American rock band, XIT. Brulé's third album, "One Holy Night", released the same year, was recorded with Robby Bee, the son of former XIT member and owner of the Native American-oriented SOAR label and its Natural Visions subsidiary, Tom Bee. With his fourth album, "One Nation", released in September 1999, Brulé took a more global approach. "It's a further step in the evolving story of my life, " he explained, "a way to bring all the people of the world together". Thanks for watching the video . . . . . and for reading the video notes all the way to the END!!! :) :) (Pete, aka LJG, aka LifeJourneyGuy)
Author: LifeJourneyGuy
Keywords: LifeJourneyGuy Tonbridge Castle England Great Britain UK Travel and Events Places West Sussex Brulé British Tourist
Added: November 28, 2007
Atlatal Rock Native American Rock Art Petroglyphs
17 Nov 2007
Atlatal Rock Petroglyph site in the Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada is one of the premier Native American Sites of Nevada. DVD available at nominal cost. art
Author: AJCopley
Keywords: petroglyph pictograph Nevada Rock Art Native American southwest United States Indian
Added: November 17, 2007
Running Circles
23 Aug 2007
me Being bored with life. it the camera thet makes me look fat. filmed in the boat
Author: wolfbrown85221
Keywords: Rez All-Stars GRIC Gila River Bapchule Ska Punk Reggae Pima Music Indian Native American Rock Arizona
Added: August 22, 2007
Utah Rock Art
21 Aug 2007
Native American Rock Art from a variety of locations in southern utah.
Author: howtoclips
Keywords: utah rock art petroglyph pictograph
Added: August 21, 2007
XIT "Color Nature Gone" - Silent Warrior- 1973
19 Aug 2007
Native American Rock Band " XIT" w/ Tom Bee. -Nature color gone " Silent Warrior " 1973 Images Nature: Mexico Pacific Coast, USA, Canada, North America West Coast. XIT was originally based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Members include founder and Native American Music Award winner Tom Bee, A.Michael Martinez, Mac Suazo, Lee Herrerra,and R.C.Garriss. "XIT" stands for "crossing of Indian Tribes", according to Tom Bee, founder and featured artist of the 70's Native American Rock band.
Author: EkBalam707
Keywords: Xit Tom Bee Silent Warrior Nature Colors Native American Rock
Added: August 19, 2007
San Rafael Swell Utah
3 Jul 2007
The San Rafael Swell is a geographical feature in southeastern Utah on the Colorado Plateau. It is about 50 miles long and 30 miles wide. This 600,000 acre area along Interstate 70 has many unique and spectacular landforms. Some of the landforms are slot canyons, sandstone cliffs, mesas, buttes, springs and canyons. Most of the area is under the management of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management. Early Mormon settlers eked out an existence by ranching and taming the herds of wild horses that still roam the area. Some uranium mining was done in the 1950's. There are Native American rock art sites and the Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry to explore as well. Slide show by John Wanserski. For further information see: http://www.sanrafaelswell.org/ Bureau of Land Management: http://www.blm.gov/utah/price/SanRafaelDesert.htm My Wisconsin Space http://mywisconsinspace.com/
Author: jjwanser
Keywords: San Rafael Swell River Utah Castle Country Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry Creative Juice
Added: July 3, 2007
Rock House Cave (Exploring Arkansas)
27 Jun 2007
A popular trail at Petit Jean Mountain State Park is one that leads to a Native American rock shelter called Rock House Cave. The shelter contains pictographs, evidence that Native Americans once lived on the mountain. For more adventures in the natural state, visit http://www.aetn.org/exploringarkansas/
Author: AETNTV
Keywords: Petit Jean cave trail AETN pictographs Native Americans
Added: June 27, 2007
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