MIC JACK PRODUCTION "Alt. Native Music" PV. + Informações

A live recording in The Guildhall sheffield of a song by Joe Rose "Rage Of Light". More recordings to follow Check out more tunes on www.myspace.com/joerosetunes. + Informações

Jack Lyons, Executive Director, The Native American Indian and Veterans Center, speaking to The Record-Courier during the River Day event at John Brown Tannery Park in Kent, Ohio on May 21st, 2011. RIVER DAY PART 1: youtu.be RIVER DAY PART 3: youtu.be RIVER DAY PART 4: youtu.be The Native American Indian and Veterans Center - www.NAIVC.org. + Informações

jack nicklaus recieves a rare honor, the privelege of dotting the "i" in script ohio.. + Informações

Jack Gladstone: www.jackgladstone.com This is an ancient Blackfeet Trickster parable regarding a gift given and disrespect shown toward the Giver. This song is available on Jack Gladstone's newly release album "Native Anthropology". Also confronts effects of global warming and the disappearance of the glaciers inside Glacier National Park.. + Informações

Native American pottery, primitive to modern, inspires the design of my woodturnings. I am in awe of the beauty and diversity of its clean, simple form and basic decoration. Each piece speaks of the earth and tells the story of its creator. In my opinion, it is the quintessential art form. I try to always use reclaimed wood from naturally fallen branches or trees for my woodturnings. Since the devastating ice storm that struck this area in early 2009, I have not wanted for wood to turn. Most reclaimed wood is damaged by insects, rot, disease or other stress that would have made it fall or have to be removed in the first place. These imperfections in the wood are what I find most fascinating and are what I try to preserve in my turnings. I hope that my creations adequately convey the beauty that I see in wood and Native American art. Thank you for your interest in my work.. + Informações

When I watched a video on the Native Instruments Channel I saw Daren Price introducing a few features on the "Maschine". The track he was making during that video gave me the idea to rebuild a song only from samples of that video. I used Ableton Live for that project and basicly I've seen that project as a cool practice to get into Live again. I know that the audio quality is not the best and there are some things not exactly timed so maybe I'll make a better version of that track. Have fun and please rate and comment. BTW the original video link: www.youtube.com I would love it, if u could share the song! :) All rights reserved. © & ® Native Instruments © & ® Underworld Live. + Informações

Research by UC Davis Professor Jack Forbes argues that Native Americans discovered Europe before Europeans discovered America.". + Informações

Latest Roundup of News From Indian Country from the studios of www.IndianCountryTV.com on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation at Reserve, Wisconsin with host Kimberlie Acosta. Stories include: James Arthur Ray charged with 3 counts of manslaughter; FCC adopts an order establishing a priority for American Indian tribes and Alaska Native villages; WWE Hall of Famer Jack Brisco passes away; Phillip Martin, chief of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw passes away; Wayne Newton shows support for his tribe state recognition, the Patawomecks; Louise Erdrich's latest novel "Shadow Tag"; Grammy winners, Bill Miller, Black Eyed Peas and Carrie Underwood. + Informações

KING 1241 Jack was a native of the farm from Chapman, Alabama. He was a self-taught musician as he came from a family of non-musicians. From there he went to Mobile where he sold newspapers and then took advantage of every chance he could to perform professionally. Before Jack finished school at the Barton Academy in Mobile, he took a job as an electrician's helper, wanting to earn some money. He became rather proficient at it and would sail out of the Port of Mobile as chief electrician on many ships, but a back injury forced him into work that was less strenuous. Because of that, he began to turn to music as a career. During World War II, he served with the Navy. Around 1953 or so, he was being heard on a radio show called the "Tom 'n' Jack Show" on WKAB out of Mobile, Alabama. Back then, he was recording on the King record label. One of Jack Cardwell's first releases on the King label was a tribute to Hank Williams that reportedly sold over a half a million records! Jack met his wife while he and his band were playing a dance date in Mobile. And had a couple of boys, Jackie Carrol and James Robert. Jackie played the piano back then and James wanted to be a singer 'just like dad'. Interestingly, in about the only time we've ever seen it, the February 1955 Cowboy Songs article actually listed the street address where Jack lived in his 8-room house. And more so, they said the house was completely furnished by a furniture store that had been his sponsor on the radio for .... + Informações

My father loved Billy Jack. He had a replica hat, always said lines from the movie, and basically tried to live his life walking with the Native Spirit inspired in this movie. Whenever I think of my Dad, I think of Billy Jack! ***NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. THIS IS FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY***. + Informações

from"Katanga" Curtis Amy - ts & ss Dupree Bolton - tp Ray Crawford - g Jack Wilson - p Victor Gaskin - b Doug Sides - dr Tenor saxophonist Curtis Amy recorded six albums for Pacific Jazz during 1960-63. This CD reissue from 1998 has all of the music from his sixth set (Katanga) and half of the performances (three selections) from his fourth outing, Way Down. Amy had a fine hard bop-oriented style with a soulful sound. The Katanga date matched him with the legendary (and barely documented) trumpeter Dupree Bolton, guitarist Ray Crawford (heard in top form), pianist Jack Wilson, bassist Victor Gaskin and drummer Doug Sides on four originals, plus "A Shade of Brown" and "You Don't Know What Love Is." The other session finds Amy with a completely different group consisting of trumpeter Marcus Belgrave (one of his few recordings from the era), valve trombonist Roy Brewster, vibraphonist Roy Ayers (at the beginning of his career), bassist George Morrow and drummer Tony Bazley, performing three of Amy's tunes. Obscure but rewarding music that was overshadowed during the era and was previously long out of print. Recorded at Pacific Jazz Studios, Holywood, California (1963). A Pacific Jazz recording licensed from EMI Records Ltd. + Informações

Keynote speaker Dr. Anton Treuer closes out Inver Hills Community College's Student/Faculty Conference. This year's theme was Flourishing in a World of Disasters. In this talk Dr. Treuer discusses some of the disasters visited upon American Indians, as well as how the effects of those disasters continue to linger even today. What makes this talk so powerful is that it does not simply attempt to lay blame, rather, Dr. Treuer offers possible solutions for growth and the possibility of authentic global flourishing. (NOTE: the camera needed reset every 30 minutes, which is why there are three "two second" breaks. NO content was lost in those, and the battery died right as Dr. Treuer cited Chris Rock and how racist does one have to be to turn down a day off of work just because it celebrates a black person. The talk ended right after that, so nothing of import was lost.) Thank you to all that helped make this happen!. + Informações

Another classic scene from the movie Billy Jack. + Informações

This is my 50cm Australian native mangrove jack. Decided to feed him a convict cichlid that was taking up tank space. hope you enjoy.. + Informações

The Modoc Indian Wars of the 1870s in a original song by Patrick Karnahan of the Black Irish Band. From the CD, California Story. Also features two time Grammy Award Winner, (Native American), Mary Youngblood. The song is based on the Modoc people who were told to leave their land so the whites could farm and live there. Captain Jack, the Modoc leader, said hell no, and joined 60 of his brave men in the Lava Beds. They held off over 1000 troops for months. Hey, just give the song a spin and you will hear the whole story!!!!- The song is from the bands new 19th CD album, "California Story". The CD features 17 songs and the vocals of Michael Martin Murphey on three of those songs. Go to CD Baby and type Black Irish Band-- Patrick Captain Jack (The 1870s Modoc Indian War) Words and Music Patrick Michael Karnahan © (p) Black Irish Music 1991 From the 2009 release- "California Story" (Black Irish Band) Chorus C Bm Em Bm And the snow lies low on General Canby's Cross-, as winter winds howl and moan. C Bm Em D -- Am Oh' dear Captain Jack, tried to lead his people back, but the white man would not leave him alone 1st Verse Em D On the plains of California, near the south of the Oregon Boarder. Em D Lived a man called Captain Jack, who tried to lead his people back. Em D He was made into a Modoc Warrior, when the government tried to order. Em D D7 Treaties they would make him sign, to steal their land and rob'em blind. Chorus 2nd Verse Now never would his children roam, the .... + Informações

on.fb.me Page brought to you by www.kriminaldefense.com Billy Jack The sheriff's son joins an ice cream shop owner in harassing Native Americans. The shop owner denies them ice cream. The sheriff's son pours flour on the children to make them white. Billy Jack objects. Sheriff arrives and a fight ensues. When the police break the law there is no law but a fight for survival. - Billy Jack Civil Rights attorney brings episodes of tragic real life. Police brutality in visual realism. Excessive force and other tales of woa.. + Informações

Willow looking keen at Peoria powwow 2008. She took second place!!. + Informações

This is a video of Roaring Jack from around 20 years ago. Alistair now playing solo and based in his native Scotland after many years living in Australia. Check out alistairhulett.com. + Informações

The Ghost Dance appeared during a time of desperation for the Native American Indian people. The Ghost Dance started when Paiute shaman Jack Wilson or Wovoka had a vision that if our people would dance and sing we Indians would live again. The Ghost Dance spread throughout the land. In Dec. 1890 the military panicked and massacred innocent Lakota Indian people at Wound Knee while they danced. It is one of the worse incidents in United States history. Judy Trejo - Summit Lake (Tommo Agi) and Walker River (Agi) Paiute and Anita Collins - Shoshone and Walker River Paiute speak about Wovoka. The Round Dance was a traditional Great Basin dance that spread across the land in the form of the Ghost Dance, and is now part of many celebrations. Robbie Robertson sings "Ghost Dance".. + Informações

This is a video of Roaring Jack from around 20 years ago. Alistair now playing solo and based in his native Scotland after many years living in Australia. Check out alistairhulett.com. + Informações

There was a wild colonial boy, Jack Duggan was his name He was born and raised in Ireland in a place called Castle Maine he was his father's only son, his mother's pride and joy and dearly did his parents love the wild colonial boy At the early age of sixteen years, Jack left his native home and to Australia's sunny shores he was inclined to roam he robbed the rich, he helped the poor he shot James McEvoy A terror to Australia wsa, the wild colonial boy One morning on the prarie, as Jack he rode along and listening to the mosckingbird, sing it's joyful song up came a band of troopers, Kelly, Davis and Fitzroy They'd all set out to capture him, the wild colonial boy "Surrender now Jack Duggan for you see we're three to one" "Surrender in the Queen's high name for you are a plundering son" Jack drew two pistols from his belt and proudly waved them high "I'll fight but not surrender!" said the wild colonial boy He fired a shot at Kelly, which laid him to the groud and turning 'round to Davis he received a fatal wound a bullet pierced the fierce young heart from the pistol of Fitzroy and that was how they captured him the wild colonial boy. + Informações

Billy Jack, the movie released in 1971, centers around the character of the same name. Billy Jack, played by Tom Laughlin, is a Native American ex-Green Beret Vietnam War veteran who plays the hero. He takes it upon himself to make his mission to defend the hippie-themed Freedom School and its students from the machinations of racist who make life difficult for individuals living on a reservations. The film hit on a potent formula with this message in 1971, and went on to become one of the highest grossing of its time. The discrimination is exemplified when some of the children go into town for ice cream and are subject to bullying in this scene. Lyrics to the popular theme song "One Tin Soldier." Go ahead and hate your neighbor; go ahead and cheat a friend. Do it in the name of heaven; you can justify it in the end. There won't be any trumpets blowin' come the judgment day On the bloody morning after, one tin soldier rides away. + Informações

Let's Go Sunning is a song that appears in Fallout 3 if you tune into Galaxy News Radio. The song was composed by Jack Shaindlin and originally performed in the 1954 nudist movie Garden of Eden by an unknown singer. [Lyrics] Let's go sunning It's so good for you Let's go sunning Beneath the sky of blue Greet the sun every morn Feel as free and happy as the day you were born Let's go native Sun your cares away Be creative Learn to live and play Pretty flowers need the sun This applies to everyone Life's worth living When nature's giving Happiness to everyone So let's go sunning Let's go native Sun your cares away Be creative Learn to live and play Pretty flowers need the sun This applies to everyone Life's worth living When nature's giving Happiness to everyone So let's go sunning. + Informações

The song 'Let's Go Sunning' produced by Jack Shaindlin. As heard on Galaxy News Radio! LYRICS: Let's go sunning, It's so good for you. Let's go sunning, 'Neath the sky of blue. Greet the sun every morn. Feel as free and happy as the day you were born. Let's go native, Sun your cares away. Be creative, Learn to live and play. Pretty flowers need the sun. This applies to everyone. Life's worth living, When natures giving. Happiness to everyone, So let's go sunning! Lets go native, Sun your cares away. Be creative, Learn to live and play. Pretty flowers need the sun. This applies to everyone. Life's worth living, When natures giving. Happiness to everyone, So let's go sunning!. + Informações