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Choctaw-Chickasaw Drum Dance with Ardis Mose
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2012
- This is taken from the album: Choctaw-Chickasaw Dance Songs Vol. I produced by Buster Ned and Sweetland Productions in the 1970s. Ned was a prolific leader in trying to maintain and restore many Choctaw and Chickasaw aspects of ceremonial life. The leader for this dance is Ardis Mose.
The following is information on the back of the album by Buster Ned:
"The songs and dances of the Choctaws and Chickasaws have been handed down from generation to generation since the beginning of these Indian Tribes. The Choctaws singing these ancient songs for the album are from the Sixtown Clan (Okla Honili). The Chickasaws are from the generation of I. Hunter Pickens. These songs were sung at stomp dances and stickball games in the Oklahoma Counties of Marshall, Carter, and Bryan from 1890 to 1937 after removal of the Choctaws and Chickasaws from east of the Mississippi River to Indian Territory. In those early days there were many leaders in both Tribes for the singing and dancing. To name a few: Logan Parker, M.L. Scott, Joe Pickens, C.S. Tubbee, Jack Williams, Charley Lewis, Flex Johnson, Johnny Gilmore, John Sampson, and Billy Washington. There were two famous dance grounds in those days: Twin Ponds for the Chickasaws, and Yellow Hill for the Choctaws; and today, on a still summer night, I can hear in the air the lingering songs of those dances long ago. The Choctaw-Chickasaw Heritage Committee is reviving the ancient songs and dances. Some of the songs are in this album."
Ireland will always remember what the Choctaw did for us thank you
Choctaw/Chickasaw here. It feels good to finally be able to connect to my roots. The truth has been hidden far too long. Peace to all indigenous tribes!
MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER WAS CHICKASAW...MY DAD WAS VERY PROUD OF HIS HERITAGE AND SO AM I. I CANNOT CLAIM THE CULTURE AS I WAS NOT RAISED TO IT. SOME OF MY BEDT CHILDHOOD MEMORIES ARE OF MY GRANDMOTHER AND I STTING ON H CEDAR CHEST WHILE SHE TOLD ME ABOUT GROWING UP IN ADAIR INDIAN COUNTRY, OK. I AM 68 AND STILL HAVE NO WORDS TO EXPRESS HOW MUCH I MISS HER. THANK YOU FOR THIS.
I am ten years old and I shake cans at every
Stomp dance I am good at shaking cans to I made my cans
Crazy how you’re now 19. Halito/Chokma!
@@CadenceMinnick22❤
Choctaw are a beautiful and proud people. You have to be no less than 50% Choctaw to be considered Choctaw. My father is half and I am a quarter and I live in Canada where Choctaw has no land and no rights. But still I know who I am.
Gotta get to Oklahoma where you can get benefits from Choctaw like free eduation.
TaShawna Williams I am 50.9% Choctaw and Cherokee
TaShawna Williams if you are native you are native. BQ is a naholo term. Please open your eyes to the people and not the color of their skin, but what runs through, underneath it. Chahta sia hoke.
@Crystal S my thoughts exactly.
TaShawna Williams I have to be more than 50%? That’s not fair
Respect from Ireland & thank you ❤
Thank you ❤
Halito,.. representing Mississippi and Oklahoma Chahta, not quite full blood .. 3/4. Yakoke for the share!! Ahullo! Chi'pisa^la'chike^
My great-grandmother was choctaw and African American. I remember hearing these types of songs coming from her room and used to wonder what it was she was doing.. a beautiful sound!
My grandfather was Chickasaw and African.
I'm proud to be Choctaw Chickasaw. I love this song.
Me too! As a person who is Choctaw, Chickasaw, Cherokee, and Seminole, I'm incredibly proud :)
My great grandmother was born in "indian territory" so says her birth certificate...and my mother born in Chickasha OK. They had settled on the banks of the Red River then had a farm just north.
I'm so proud of this heritage even if I am so far removed. There is something within me, a soul knowledge, that embraces all my great grandfather thought me when I was little. Respect? Integrity? It takes hold and I'm so proud to see it continue on in my children and grandchildren. ♡
@@harleewalker1156 same but my mother was full blooded Choctaw Cherokee Blackfeet and Lakota
My tribes :') I love hearing music from my culture. It actually bring tears to my eyes.
I'm half Choctaw and Cherokee but about 25% Blackfoot so I got family that are members of 3 different tribes like my mom I'm a member of Choctaw nation
Commi Simzz me too
💕💗
We are one brother
Me too
My Heritage. My Grandmother is Choctaw. And not the fake type.. Im proud the share learn and grow..
If you can direct me to any other Choctaw music or prayers I would be most grateful!
I was told by my mother and my grandmother that my great grandmother was full-blooded Choctaw/Chickasaw. That makes grandma 1/2 and mom 1/4 and me 1/8. I'm just recently studying and learning about my Native American heritage.
I am born native Hawaiian from Hawai'i. i have a long family royalty here. whats special i found out i have some choctaw blood from my foreign side family..
My great grandmother was full blooded Chickasaw. I have a picture of her. So proud to have her in my lineage. My heart beats with pride to have Chickasaw blood running in my veins ..
I'm descended from the Pickens and McMillan families of the Chickasaw Nation! These are my family singing! That is crazy!! Thank you for sharing these wonderful songs and including information about the Album!
From The Pickens and Burris and Hensley families! 😊
Proud CHOCTAW WARRIOR born on the rez but far from our people now. Looking forward to bringing my son to our peoples home
Finally something not Cherokee or osage Beautiful Chickasaw Music from a Chickasaw Like me
Jack kaden As someone with both Irish and Choctaw ancestors, This means a lot to know that the people of Eire still remember. Yakoke agus go raibh maith agat.
The Choctaw Nation sent us what they did not in an any way have without a seconds thought and cost their own Loved ones Lives for a nation they had only heard the whisper of those who were as brutalised as them.Eire will always be their home also.so many of us owe them or Lives.
Brother, Spirit has brought our people’s together for a purpose... I am sure of it...
I know I’m mainly white. But I am very proud to be Choctaw native. I know my ancestors would be happy to hear their culture. My dad always taught me the culture and the history even down to where the tribes come from. No schools to that.
Love my peoples and my tribe love hearing my peoples music 😍😍😍😍😍
Greetings to our tribal brethren across the ocean; keep the fight up! One of the few races on earth that are an equal of the Irish!
A long long time ago my dad showed me our family tree and i was proud to learn that i was part Chickasaw and Ive been listening to many native American songs to help soothe my spirit.
My Grandma was of Chickasaw Heritage. She taught me to do what I said I was going to do. I had a toothache and she told me to put some stones in a cloth and tie it up. Then I had to turn around three times.
My great grandmother grandmother Viola on my paternal side was full blooded Chickasaw. Proud granddaughter here. Love and peace to all my long lost loved ones.
For some reason this music gives me chilly bumps all over my body, but at the same time creates a inner fire in my chest. I Love this music.
I thought it was just me but it gives me major energy
beautiful. sounds like the rythms of how Hawaiians sing. i am native hawaiian and i also have choctaw blood
You wouldnt know by looking at me but I'm a large portion choctaw and the pride in the roots runs very deep throughout the generations
Scottish Chickasaw, of Appalachia' can't sleep needed to feel this.
I am proud to be part Choctaw
I have choctaw indian in my blood from my moms side. Proud to have that in my ancestry
I am Choctaw/Chickasaw...this song stirs my soul in a way I cannot even explain
I am too! Also, my grandfather's last name was Green and he was Chickasaw. Could you and I be related?
Halito, Chatah Siah!
Halito my Brother!!!!! And proud I see! :D And Eagle,my married name is Green. So we may be related by marriage,but I will accept that if you will! :P
Chelle Green I do - I do my dear relative. So did you grow up traditionally if so or no - are you aware of which iska your people are from? Do you speak the language do you know any hand talk? Please don't mind my enthusiasm. :)
I did not grow up traditionally, however, I didn't let that stop my love for my people our culture. Later as a very young adult I was reunited with family and I grew to learn more of what it means to be Native. I now proudly share it. I am also glad to know that all NDN'z rez or non rez can take pride in our ancestry. We are all relatives! Chatah hapia hoke! (Chahta Pride)! Aho! :)
Like you,I didn't get the joy of growing up with my Native ancestors. I have traced my English side all the way to the 1300's but there is no census info on the Choctaw,of course. :( I was reunited with my grandmother in recent years and look to learn as much as i can from her stories. I have always felt drawn to my roots,and find myself out by the campfires and navigating through the woods every chance i get,i play drums and sing. I have no doubt that the native blood in my veins is stronger than the rest,as i just feel it in my spirit. Please,i would LOVE to learn anything and everything you are willing to share with me! I will inbox you my email,and we can go from there!
My tribe. I Love you over The Moon.
As a Cajun with some Chickasaw ancestors, I can appreciate how this music and the hospitable attitude of the Chickasaws influenced the music and attitudes of my Cajun French ancestors
My people I love you so much
We're were born in st.louis Mo. to be around and have some much 4 my blood line
I'm 1/4 Choctaw according to the Nation and this is so calming, especially since my dad passed on to the spirit world
I love this traditional music of my people and ancestors! Although I hear this music all the time everywhere in my family, I love it still and it still makes me so happy even though I hear it all the time!
I have a great or great-great ancestor on my mother's side that is Choctaw. Every now and then, I come and listen to some of this to show respect for her.
I just found out my grandfather who was chocktaw passed away 2 years ago and his daughter kept it silent from my family I haven't seen him since I was 18 I'm 29 now his daughter hated me for the fact he was not my blood but treated me and adopted me as one of his own and gave me the name Wolfman and I will keep on remembering him by all the times that I was with him
My tribe!
janice Rigsbee - Thank you & your tribe saved loads of my ancestors in Ireland with generosity it never be forgetting ❤
Chahta Sia Hoke! ♥️
Halito, I am Talhako (Gray Eagle) a direct lineal descendant of the Oklafalaya (Long People) Six Town Clan, in The Northwest District under Mingo, Greenwood Leflore. Prior to removal in 1830.
I am also a direct descendant of Shumaka
Although I am not Native American. So great hearing the music of Native Americans.
I'm so proud to be 12.5% Mississippi Choctaw
I'm 50% Choctaw so little cause of me being 50% Cherokee
i am born Hawaiian on the islands, found out i have some choctaw blood also..
Thanks to my Chickasaw ancestors, beautiful song.
Wish our tribal music was on Spotify
Same!
What I understand the people singing are descendants of the Pickens family .. which is my family so beautiful and brings back beautiful memories of the little time I got to spend with them
Yakoke for remembering brother!
Long live the Choctaw people!! Ancestors we see you!!
This makes me think of my nana, and the church she used to go to. I regret not going hardly
As a Choctaw for those who didn't know Choctaw Chickasaws Creeks Cherokees and Seminoles were all one big tribe called the Mississippian People
Thank you for posting I love hearing my tribes beautiful music.
my great grandfather from Mississippi, Chectan Choctaw Wallace, his wife a chickasaw/creek named Savania, its in my spirit and dna, also got german and swiss, My father brought me up with native rules about life , love and honor both god and family and earth, aho!hoka hey nya weh, stay strong
I'm a decendant of I hunta Pickens.
My people Chickasaw. Love my heritage
Go raibh mat agut from the peoples of Eire to a nation who when they had nothing sent money to buy wheat which saved thousands of lives during our worst Famine,the people of the Choctaw nation can always consider Eire a place of sanctuary & welcome my people who will never forget the suffering they endured to alleviate a people that they only knew were forced off the land & marched to coffin ships or died eating grass in the fields. Many of us including me owe you our very lives,Undefeated !!
Thank you kindly for sharing.
Lovely song. Very catchy. My great grandmother 1862/1902 full Cherokee I know would enjoy singing this as well...
Donald Suiters
My Father.... RIP Robert lee Sheppard.. Choctaw
Hi my name is Ryan half Chickasaw I'm a tribal citizen much love from sour lake tx.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️My Blood❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Chahta sia hoke. 🦅👊🏼
I'm Indian enough to be registered by the government as an Indian, and I'm on the rolls of the choctaw tribe. Unfortunately, I'm only a 32nd and not much Indian was passed down to me through my mother due to boarding schools and my great grandparents choosing jehovah's witness over their heritage. So I'm making the journey to relearn what my ancestors weren't able to teach me, I receive benefits through the tribe, I work for them, and they consider me one of their own technically, and I plan to attend powwows as much as I can after covid. I'm learning the language in college rn, but unfortunately I'm still trying to learn the culture from a personal perspective, you can only be so much of a people learning their beliefs and traditions through books. And our people shared these things not through books, but through personal connections with others. Even though I didn't have a mother or uncle to teach me these ways, I feel I owe it to my ancestors and my tribe to try, and reclaim in myself what invaders had tried to, and ultimately succeeded in taking from them. I feel music like this gives me a thread to grasp at when feeling the soul of my ancestors. It makes me feel closer to them. To anyone who has read this, Yakoke. Chi pesa la chike.
. It's surreal hearing this, thank you for posting ♥️
Unconquered
Unconquerable
(:
This brings me back to my youth. We have forgotten our natural ways and it has been time to get back home
Yakoke for posting this ❤️❤️
Chickasa Poya!
im chickasaw also
I see Buster Ned in picture I think with big tall hat
My grandfather was pure native so at the moment I am pretty much 25% native american and idk this music calls to me. In a way nothing else in the world can this kind of music makes me look around and appreciate what's around me
I am 25% chickasaw to those wondering
Halito! good song Bear. keep kickin em out chata.
Chokma
Sounds like the foundation of Blues music
Chickasha saya
beautiful
Chahta sia ish hattack lusa.
💜💜💜
My grandfathers mother was apparently “native” and these songs bring me to tears
Halito!
💜💜
These are all Choctaw songs except the one Chickasaw Hard Fish Dance
is there a translation to this beauty?
Where can you find this on CD?
Hello
Chickshashaa
Chokkma
The sound of community in this sounds beautiful. I'm so sorry this was destroyed by the white man.
had it been destroyed it wouldnt be here today. please acknowledge the fact that we are still here and we are still a thriving people.
Any full blood Choctaws here?
Probably not you'll likely just find white people with 1/8th or 1/16th
halito am akana, chim achukma?
Chukma fena ishnanu
Anompa chickashanompa
achukma vm akana
Vm achukma hoke. Ishnaako?
A achimachokma yakoke nakfi
I was wondering how I can get a copy of this and if it is in a CD.
Im trying find this cd for my husband Adris Mose is his grandpa
i come from the hole in the ground where all natives come from this place is from the begain we have always been here this our land i have walk in my peoples ( family ) foot prints in stone in front of the cave and where the river of life flows to all waters i am cherokee paint clan
runingblackbear mom just taught me nanih waiya
Oh no. This is the man who called me a fake Catawba. I am Catawba, Chickasaw, Choctaw, and Cherokee.
This is our war song. It's time to make war
Sa hochifo ut my name is Justin
choctaw 😂 Ʋʋ
Chata sia hoke
What are they saying please someone translate my lost native tongue to understand to me....please