Published on December 5, 2012 by Carol
Drums of the Poundmaker:
Cree Pow-Wow Songs
Singer: Tootosis Family
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Editorial review:
The Tootoosis Family of Canada have been highly respected within the Native community for many years for their dedication to Cree traditions. This recording is their salute to all those who continue to promote Native culture and intertribal unity. Recorded in 1976 this collection of songs features modern pow-wow style songs as well as the northwest Saskatchewan style of hand drumming.
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