The days of Buddy Redbow involved lots of Lakota Reservation Music Groups, performing together as teams and in unity. Buddy Redbow was a commonsight at all of these events, to inspire and motivated the unknowns. In this particular video we honor Mitch & LorenZephier, who produced Message From An Eagle an event that took place for several years, and was attended by many music groups and participants. Also produced by Tom Poor Bear Oglala Lakota.
I was there. It was a concert North of here (Lakota Homes) between Weston Heights and Ellsworth AFB on a Ranchers land named Kemmerer. It was an all nighter and very peaceful.
I believe thos was im sout dakota or in nebraka or somewhere close by singing with a group called arowspave another.music cslled .arrospace. who performen.with.s group.. arrospsce. O widjno woking with buddy red bow. A.ho mos heart toching songs of all tomes. Fro s dine listemrt.goog bess u and allyour family washteh holahey
I put in a comment my dad myself brother and a sister are kind of Cherokee bloodline through my grandmother. What I left off was where kin to the hatfields the feud sorry to say but God has his way. Great great grandmother was a Hatfield married to Hayes and that Haze married my grandmother but God forgive me of all my craziness God bless all world ain't looking too good right now you better know Jesus Christ hope I see you in heaven
The Bridging challenge ,, the name "Indian" , how many people would allow another people define there cultural identity ? , this topic was brought to the surface by a 100 % full blooded ancestor of sitting bull in a recent talk here , as another example the name "Iroqui" has come to historically represent the Haudenosaunee nation here in the northeast, "but" the French in there dealings with Algonquin people, they took a mispronounced representation of what there people called them due to there past conflicts with them , and few know in doing so they named then The "Real Snakes" there are a lot of words in the English language that represent connections like that, and that hold a kind of dark hidden under meaning, addressing these forms of "recognition" are a concern. very important to note Buddy Redbow in his artistic reflections brought out the expressions and feelings of the Lakota upon a number of very serious subjects involving colonization and spiritual repression that he saw enacted upon his people so no disrespect is intended in any way. here in 2020 with all the reform being taken to address systemic racism embedded within foundations of European leadership and its systemic code. evolving our thought upon our deep representations and there sublime meaning held under the surface..
Sounds like you read to much, the ameriKKKan invasive species wrote everything you read, and what you attempt to convey. Don't miss sleep over the names wasiicu called us. .
Nobody runs from wasiicu, it's just a song, about times back when wasiicu was attacking our people. Don't make it sound like they were running scared, people sound tuff, but when in court yes your honor. Our people didn't run form a battle.
buddy red bow is a true native singer he knew what he was singing when he wrote this song...its a true song.
I loved Buddy Red Bow, that man made me like country music..him and Johnny Cash.......Peace Buddy Red Bow........
The days of Buddy Redbow involved lots of Lakota Reservation Music Groups, performing together as teams and in unity. Buddy Redbow was a commonsight at all of these events, to inspire and motivated the unknowns. In this particular video we honor Mitch & LorenZephier, who produced Message From An Eagle an event that took place for several years, and was attended by many music groups and participants. Also produced by Tom Poor Bear Oglala Lakota.
Do you know what that song was that was being sung before and after buddy's song?
Im speechless
In my memory ,,, j j Wilson ,, love you bro ,,,
I miss my friend and brother Buddy Red Bow this brought back lots of good memories thanks for posting this.
+Donnie J. Williams Yep meeting you, and jamming with you guys was a beautiful time. Even sitting at a kitchen table jamming with Buddy, was memorable
Donnie J. Williams auka
I was there. It was a concert North of here (Lakota Homes) between Weston Heights and Ellsworth AFB on a Ranchers land named Kemmerer. It was an all nighter and very peaceful.
Lol I lived in LAKOTA homes 1104 wambli dr
Lakota ♥️♥️♥️👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Love Honor and Respect
my fckn uncle.i still jam.
Entertainers badass music. My dad's era. He knew buddy red bow personally. Proud of my dad. Outlaw status. Wally sr.
Pela me' very precious memories.🤗💕😭
Love You Buddy-Red-Bow
SIP
Soar.In.Paradise
🌬💋❤♨️🔆🔴
I really like this one.
AnniemayW. too. all. nativz
Memories
It is relavant relevant rather to myself now. Thank.
Hey Daryl this is great
Like this song n video
❤
This song is true !!!BSH
I believe thos was im sout dakota or in nebraka or somewhere close by singing with a group called arowspave another.music cslled .arrospace. who performen.with.s group.. arrospsce. O widjno woking with buddy red bow. A.ho mos heart toching songs of all tomes. Fro s dine listemrt.goog bess u and allyour family washteh holahey
Mii gwetzh Sam for posting -
Meet you at the Stronghold
I put in a comment my dad myself brother and a sister are kind of Cherokee bloodline through my grandmother. What I left off was where kin to the hatfields the feud sorry to say but God has his way. Great great grandmother was a Hatfield married to Hayes and that Haze married my grandmother but God forgive me of all my craziness God bless all world ain't looking too good right now you better know Jesus Christ hope I see you in heaven
The Bridging challenge ,, the name "Indian" , how many people would allow another people define there cultural identity ? , this topic was brought to the surface by a 100 % full blooded ancestor of sitting bull in a recent talk here , as another example the name "Iroqui" has come to historically represent the Haudenosaunee nation here in the northeast, "but" the French in there dealings with Algonquin people, they took a mispronounced representation of what there people called them due to there past conflicts with them , and few know in doing so they named then The "Real Snakes" there are a lot of words in the English language that represent connections like that, and that hold a kind of dark hidden under meaning, addressing these forms of "recognition" are a concern. very important to note Buddy Redbow in his artistic reflections brought out the expressions and feelings of the Lakota upon a number of very serious subjects involving colonization and spiritual repression that he saw enacted upon his people so no disrespect is intended in any way. here in 2020 with all the reform being taken to address systemic racism embedded within foundations of European leadership and its systemic code. evolving our thought upon our deep representations and there sublime meaning held under the surface..
Sounds like you read to much, the ameriKKKan invasive species wrote everything you read, and what you attempt to convey. Don't miss sleep over the names wasiicu called us. .
Please comment back. Who is who on stage, in video. 💝
You see someone in particular ????
I only remember Donnie Williams backing up Buddy.
where was this?
Rapid City by the airbase.
He was in "Thunderheart", but I can never find him. He was credited as "man at pow-wow", but which guy was that??
MisterBeaucoup the powwow scene and the end by the badlands scene
He is my uncle
He my uncle
He my uncle
You already said that.
No!!!Never run from the wasičus!!!
If they try opress You,fight them!!!
RED POWER!!! ✌
Nobody runs from wasiicu, it's just a song, about times back when wasiicu was attacking our people. Don't make it sound like they were running scared, people sound tuff, but when in court yes your honor. Our people didn't run form a battle.