Redbone was an amazing Native American band that traveled around the world! Lolly and Pat Vegas also wrote songs for many artists. Jimmy Hendrix said that Lolly Vegas was one of the best guitar players he'd ever heard! Before Redbone Lolly and Pat Vegas played the clubs on the Sunset Strip!
Jimi himself had Cherokee blood lines from his Mom's side. Jimi encouraged Lolly to form a Native American band as well, and in fact suggested the name Redbone (Lolly's nickname). Great stuff ✌🏽
Here's a little factoid; the Dance done at the beginning by the Native American brother is a special dance that he had to study for years under the direction of his tribal leaders and only he can perform it with their full approval and permission once he perfected the art of this particular dance. This was a special visual treat we got to see today!
Check out Durand Jones and Thee Indications, Thee Sacred Souls, Monophonics, Thee Sinseers, etc cause there's a whole lot of bands coming out with that soul sound!
Holy shit. I’ve heard this song hundreds of times in my life and I never knew who the band was or sang. Never expected it to be a Native American band. This is amazing!
I don't remember if they did. I'm 70 now and I saw them way back in 1975. Come and get your love was a big hit for them at the time and they were the opening act for Grand Funk Railroad.
back then AM radio was better than FM radio. i used to listen to this and as soon as it went off i would furiously turn the radio dial to try and find it again! it is such a great song!
😂 Yes! We had to do what we had to do, mostly on hope. Luckily when a song was still hot it was being played somewhere, until the next new thing. Then it was waiting on a one of lists, maybe an hour before it was played again, then a few times a day.
Thanks, kids! Redbone were "Indigenous people"... they featured their heritage in this live performance... everyone was blown away - it was a popular radio song at the time.. but most of didn't know anything about them... Love it!
Yes Redbone was Native American, & the Dance is called the "Fancy Dance", Pan-Indian dancing, Fancy Feather or Fancy War Dance is a style of dance some believe was originally created by members of the Ponca tribe in the 1920s and 1930s, in an attempt to preserve their culture and religion. It is loosely based on the War dance. Please react to more, they have many hits out there!!!
Thank you for playing one of my requests. I believe the drummer still lives in Southern California. Please play “Whipping Post” by the Allman Brothers.
Amazing Native American (redbone ) band, loved the song since it debut in 1974. I was in high school then. I am a multiracial Native American “Apache, Spaniard, Mexican proud of my roots.
This band was so underrated, as are alot of other talented Native Americans like Robbie Robertson (The Band), Rita Coolidge, Carlos Nakai, A Tribe Called Red, etc. For more cultural diversity check out The Hu, Mongolian throat singers (official video of either Yuve Yuve Yu or Wolf Totem) 🎶🎵💚
😍💕 Y'all are exactly right! We are all mutts 😆 My mom's, mom was a🏵 Sioux native American woman who married an Irishman 🍀and they had my mama.. My dad's grand-dad was Italian, Greek and Turkish, and his grandmother was 100% Italian. They moved to America, from 🇮🇹 Italy with my dad's dad and my grandmother was 100% Greek 🇬🇷. It took all those people and all those cultures to make me..An American mutt 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
My dad used to tell us we were all mongrels, didn’t understand it then, but now I do as I am made up of a similar mixture👍 have Irish & Italian, but to have Native American, that’s special✊❤️
They were such a fun band. Wish we would have heard much more from them and more like them! There are a lot of stellar performances from The Midnight Special.
I was born in ‘61, so I was privileged to grow up with ‘70’s and ‘80’s music…I love reliving the music of my youth through your eyes. Love your channel!!!🖖🏻🇨🇦
This song was the cut back in the day, one of my favorites, you would have to hear the 45 single to really get into the song. Them singing it live was good but the 45 single was happening with some mad beats and funky rhythm back then. Yeah the single audio version would have been great to listen to, although it was also great to see them again on you guys CZcams channel.
I love watching yall's reactions. It's refreshing seeing younger people giving all genres of music a listen to and sharing with everybody. I've got so many good suggestions for ya'll, but for now I'll just say you gotta do Bob Seger. Start out with "Her Strut". I'm sure you will like it and from there you'll find more of his great music.
Theses guys had some great Albums. Discovered them like a lot of people when GOTG 1 came out. Their albums Message on a drum and Wovoka are worth your time.
It's awesome that you guys heard of Redbone I grew up listening to them! They toured Europe and the world. the first Native Americana to go around the world! I'm Native American,Navajo they were our inspiration growing and to be renown is awesome 🤘😎
@@waynecanning4122 Time in a Bottle by Jim Croce. I was about 6 yrs old when I 1st heard my Momma play the record n I'd have her play it over n over again. Lol As I got older it never left my mind not only bcuz I still loved it but bcuz of diff sentimental reasons 🥺💗
Midnight Special had the most popular bands play live on it every Friday night. For many of us that lived in states that didn't have many concerts this was our way to see our favorite bands play live. You could do a deep dive on judt the Midnight Special. So much great music!
Before MTV(when MTV actually played music) this is what we would watch. I remember trying to be home in time to watch "Midnight Special". Lots of great music!
I used to be a bartender for a "Cowboy and Indian " bar in New Mexico near Shiprock Rezervation. One older gentleman used to promote shows and knew all the early stars when they were young. He had great Redbone stories. That was a fun job.
🦋 as many times as I heard the music I did not know the following- Redbone is an American rock band founded in 1969 by brothers Pat and Lolly Vegas. All band members during their commercial peak were of Mexican American and Native American heritage, which was reflected in their songs, stage costumes, and album art.
Oh!!! I have another really good one from Charlie Daniel's band. It tells a story. The wooly Swamp. Album edition, the song you're listening to is from the opening of Gardians of the Galaxy movie.
Loved this song. They performed this song on the navajo reservation throughout the northern arizona. I saw them performed in person. They were awesome. Glad they are still remembered all these years. Stay safe.❤😊
I am 73 years old I danced at the disco clubs dancing to thissong and others! Talk about a blast from the past! Judging from you guys dancing to them from the seats, now you know what it was like for us! Great song, I wasin my early 20's when it came out. Thanks for the memories by playing it! 🙋🌹
First guitar *Power Chord* (1958) was invented by Native American *Link Wray* . Used by ALL Hard Rock and Punk Bands today - his most famous *song without words* was banned from radio in fear teens would riot after hearing it. Highly recommend reacting to this Instrumental Rock Song: *Rumble* ~ *Link Wray - Rumble - 11/19/1974* ~
I found you guys a few months ago and I've watched hours of your videos. I absolutely love all of your personalities~! I love how open you are to learning about other music and various videos. You have great attitudes as you converse about the videos you watch... I just think you're awesome~! There was only one thing wrong... lol... I wanted to tell you about "Black Betty" so bad... I couldn't wait... it was one of my favorite songs when I was in school... and then I saw your video on it... lol. I'm so glad you liked it. I've spent my whole life being a vocalist and sang in bands as well as opened for some bands that were popular when I was young that still tour sometimes. I've thought of so many songs to tell you about but someone has already beat me to the punch. LOL and you've already heard them. Sooooooo, I'm really thinking hard on what to ask you listen to.... you'll be hearing from me when I figure it out.. 😊I think it's cool that some of your audience is older also. Just goes to show you that you're good with people! You are all cute, witty, funny and most of all you have good hearts... it really shows! Keep up the good work! By the way, I was wondering if you had ever gone live and let your audience ask questions about you or have you shared about yourselves a little bit and I just haven't caught that video yet? I think that would be fun! Oh, by the way, I'm from Oklahoma~! 😍😉
I agree, Annie! I grew up in the 60s and 70s and I love seeing these young men appreciating all kinds of music. You are all fun to watch and I love your comments! Thanks!
So, I came across Cartier Family one way or the other, and I am glad I did! I am binging all of your videos and I love yall! Not sure if you all have heard of Hall and Oates, Lisa Stansfield and Jane Child, check them out. They are classic soulful white singers! Y'all are welcome!
Take note - this is LIVE!!! And it's a 4-man band producing a MONSTER sound!!! This is REAL musicianship - songwriting and performing. Not like the trash today.
The drummer here at one point, worked as a furniture mover with Bill Medley. Was drummer at a frat party when Bill and Bobby Hatfield first sang together.
I remember dancing to this song when I was 13! Still love it! LOL I'd like to see y'all react to Cover of the Rolling Stone by Dr Hook and the Medicine Show. One of my favorites! I love watching y'all!
Alright guys I have one for you. The song is Hallelujah by Pentatonix. Has 700 million views. Mitch, the guy with the hat, goes angel mode. You won’t regret it I promise
I saw this on TV on the Midnight Special when it first appeared. At first, I didn't appreciate the term Mutt, but then I remembered that mixed breeds are healthier because of that reason, appreciate your posts. Thank you from an Aztec.
So many people are unaware of WHO & WHAT Link Wray contributed to Rock+Roll. But many Indigenous musicians are just NOW getting recognition due. PEACE to you. At least WE KNOW!!!
The documentary, Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World is so incredible. Just mind blowing how itegral the influence of Native American traditional music was on music like the blues, both instrumental and vocals. Also the big influence on rock music, many rockers who we don't even realize were of some Native American descent, incl Jimi Hendrix. Highly recommended. Of course Redbone is in the documentary, and a lot about Link Wray, plus other rockers.
@@jenniferfoster1692 YES!! I watched that documentary. I was surprised to learn how many Natives were/are in the Music biz. I had saved it on my DVR, until hard drive quit. Had to replace it, but am sure it will come on again.🤞🎸 I love Rita Coolidge Walela and Robbie Robertson. Native music is so calming and heals my Spirit🪶 DONT need no CALM app. Just play my lists I've made.
Redbone was an amazing Native American band that traveled around the world! Lolly and Pat Vegas also wrote songs for many artists. Jimmy Hendrix said that Lolly Vegas was one of the best guitar players he'd ever heard! Before Redbone Lolly and Pat Vegas played the clubs on the Sunset Strip!
I agree, they are often underrated both as a band and musicians! Amazing group!
Jimi was being Jimi. ..... He's said a LOT of gutarits are the best he'd ever heard. Not a bad thing, but taake it with a grain of salt.
But we love them for their r and b?
Jimi himself had Cherokee blood lines from his Mom's side. Jimi encouraged Lolly to form a Native American band as well, and in fact suggested the name Redbone (Lolly's nickname). Great stuff ✌🏽
The band was Mexican American (with indigenous roots), and Native American
Here's a little factoid; the Dance done at the beginning by the Native American brother is a special dance that he had to study for years under the direction of his tribal leaders and only he can perform it with their full approval and permission once he perfected the art of this particular dance. This was a special visual treat we got to see today!
Wow that is so interesting , I loved that dance at beginning
This was an extremely popular song and group in the 70's, love it. It's also the intro to Guardians of the Galaxy!
this got a revival when it was used in the Guardians of the Galaxy movie. great band!
It’s also the song that Quill is dancing to in Avengers Endgame.
their song was on kev costners movie the postman too
Gentlemen, this song blew up in 1974. We sang and danced to this like crazy. It sounds like there is a little R & B built in. So cool!
Nope. Pure Native rhythm. 😊
We won't ever have music as cool as these guys did back then.
I remember watching this live the night it aired. It was uniquely different and catchy.
“Ever” my guy
@@SMychal25 thanks for bringing that to my attention. I speak into my phone instead of typing and sometimes it mishears. Peace!
Not if me and my Native American cousins got something to do about
Check out Durand Jones and Thee Indications, Thee Sacred Souls, Monophonics, Thee Sinseers, etc cause there's a whole lot of bands coming out with that soul sound!
This song never gets old!🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵💓💓💓
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Holy shit. I’ve heard this song hundreds of times in my life and I never knew who the band was or sang. Never expected it to be a Native American band. This is amazing!
Me too
"Midnight Special" and "In Concert" were staples of every weekend late night viewing. They showcased all the great bands from that era!
I loved this song. ❤️. But who can't ignore how cute these guys are 🥰🥰
We are from the Winnebago tribe my mom said they are so good looking!!!!
@@kassandrariemersma7902 I'm from quileute tribe
Blackfoot was another great Native American band....You should react to their song "Train Train".
Yup.
Overlooked them and Link Wray in my comment. Too many talented Native American musicians to mention 💚
Saw Redbone in concert in the 70s in Vancouver. Glad you decided to check them out.
I'm jealous!!
that's awesome, do you remember if they did the tribal song and dance during your show like they did in the intro of this video?
I don't remember if they did. I'm 70 now and I saw them way back in 1975. Come and get your love was a big hit for them at the time and they were the opening act for Grand Funk Railroad.
Great song back in childhood. Love this one.
back then AM radio was better than FM radio. i used to listen to this and as soon as it went off i would furiously turn the radio dial to try and find it again! it is such a great song!
😂 Yes! We had to do what we had to do, mostly on hope. Luckily when a song was still hot it was being played somewhere, until the next new thing. Then it was waiting on a one of lists, maybe an hour before it was played again, then a few times a day.
TRUE!
I was 10 when that song was on the radio. I loved it then and I love it now.
Thanks, kids! Redbone were "Indigenous people"... they featured their heritage in this live performance... everyone was blown away - it was a popular radio song at the time.. but most of didn't know anything about them... Love it!
Yes Redbone was Native American, & the Dance is called the "Fancy Dance", Pan-Indian dancing, Fancy Feather or Fancy War Dance is a style of dance some believe was originally created by members of the Ponca tribe in the 1920s and 1930s, in an attempt to preserve their culture and religion. It is loosely based on the War dance. Please react to more, they have many hits out there!!!
I was just going to post the same thing. ✌🏽
Well...that's debatable. Plains Natives had fancy dance right across but ok.
The Indigenous flavour to this song was always there but it took me a long time to understand why this song was significant.
Thank you for playing one of my requests. I believe the drummer still lives in Southern California. Please play “Whipping Post” by the Allman Brothers.
This always reminds me of the movie “Guardians of the Galaxy” which has a fabulous soundtrack!
Amazing Native American (redbone ) band, loved the song since it debut in 1974. I was in high school then. I am a multiracial Native American “Apache, Spaniard, Mexican proud of my roots.
I remember as a kid in the 70s nearly everyone I knew had Redbone's Wovoka album.
Great band.
This band was so underrated, as are alot of other talented Native Americans like Robbie Robertson (The Band), Rita Coolidge, Carlos Nakai, A Tribe Called Red, etc.
For more cultural diversity check out The Hu, Mongolian throat singers (official video of either Yuve Yuve Yu or Wolf Totem) 🎶🎵💚
my 1st posting to CartierFamily channel. You guys teamwork and chemistry rock. thanks for months of laughs as you experience my 80's/ 90s generation
Yeah I remember this was a big hit back in the 70’s, listening to this song brings nice memories of my childhood .
Love this song. Classic Rock!
😍💕
Y'all are exactly right! We are all mutts 😆
My mom's, mom was a🏵 Sioux native American woman who married an Irishman 🍀and they had my mama.. My dad's grand-dad was Italian, Greek and Turkish, and his grandmother was 100% Italian. They moved to America, from 🇮🇹
Italy with my dad's dad and my grandmother was 100% Greek 🇬🇷. It took all those people and all those cultures to make me..An American mutt
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Mutts are the most LOYAL companions.👍🏻☮️
@@olly8 No doubt 🔥🔥
My dad used to tell us we were all mongrels, didn’t understand it then, but now I do as I am made up of a similar mixture👍 have Irish & Italian, but to have Native American, that’s special✊❤️
They were such a fun band. Wish we would have heard much more from them and more like them! There are a lot of stellar performances from The Midnight Special.
I was born in ‘61, so I was privileged to grow up with ‘70’s and ‘80’s music…I love reliving the music of my youth through your eyes. Love your channel!!!🖖🏻🇨🇦
This song was the cut back in the day, one of my favorites, you would have to hear the 45 single to really get into the song. Them singing it live was good but the 45 single was happening with some mad beats and funky rhythm back then. Yeah the single audio version would have been great to listen to, although it was also great to see them again on you guys CZcams channel.
Redbone......unreal, you guys are awesome!
I love watching yall's reactions. It's refreshing seeing younger people giving all genres of music a listen to and sharing with everybody. I've got so many good suggestions for ya'll, but for now I'll just say you gotta do Bob Seger. Start out with "Her Strut". I'm sure you will like it and from there you'll find more of his great music.
Music can unite us all crossing races, nation, faiths and ages.
This was the first ever hit on the billboard hot 100 by a Native American artist.
Wrong
This is also on the movie, Guardians of the Galaxy with other feel good songs.
Theses guys had some great Albums. Discovered them like a lot of people when GOTG 1 came out. Their albums Message on a drum and Wovoka are worth your time.
This was another 70s hit! The 70s to me - was the greatest decade of music!
One of the drummers was Makah (Pete DePoe) he's a real cool guy.. so proud of a fellow Makah
Lovely nod to their heritage. I was in HS when this song came out. Everyone hit the dance floor and had a GREAT time.
It's awesome that you guys heard of Redbone I grew up listening to them! They toured Europe and the world. the first Native Americana to go around the world! I'm Native American,Navajo they were our inspiration growing and to be renown is awesome 🤘😎
Aheheé sister!
My grandmother was our last full blood Navajo in the family, she died 2 years ago. I’m trying to learn the language to honor her 🙏🏽
So proud of ya'll! Thanks for keeping great music alive!
Great song from a great group...Thanks for checking it out!!!
More 70s classics guys!!
This song takes me bk, I love!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Please play Blue on Black by Kenny Wayne Sheppard!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻 Its my 2nd fav song 🥰
What is your favorite song?
@@waynecanning4122 Time in a Bottle by Jim Croce. I was about 6 yrs old when I 1st heard my Momma play the record n I'd have her play it over n over again. Lol As I got older it never left my mind not only bcuz I still loved it but bcuz of diff sentimental reasons 🥺💗
@@JackieL0315 Love Jim Croce. Operator is my favorite of his. Nothing sentimental though.
@@waynecanning4122 that's a great song too!!! Tbh I haven't heard anything of Jim Croces that I didn't like!!! 🎶🥰🥰
Guardians of the Galaxy.
Midnight Special had the most popular bands play live on it every Friday night. For many of us that lived in states that didn't have many concerts this was our way to see our favorite bands play live. You could do a deep dive on judt the Midnight Special. So much great music!
Been on the playlist since the 70’s - such a fun song! Thanks
Before MTV(when MTV actually played music) this is what we would watch. I remember trying to be home in time to watch "Midnight Special". Lots of great music!
At first I thought it was a black band this is my first time seeing the actual band this song is great.
Redbone is the only Native band in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!
I used to be a bartender for a "Cowboy and Indian " bar in New Mexico near Shiprock Rezervation. One older gentleman used to promote shows and knew all the early stars when they were young. He had great Redbone stories. That was a fun job.
🦋 as many times as I heard the music I did not know the following- Redbone is an American rock band founded in 1969 by brothers Pat and Lolly Vegas. All band members during their commercial peak were of Mexican American and Native American heritage, which was reflected in their songs, stage costumes, and album art.
Oh!!! I have another really good one from Charlie Daniel's band. It tells a story. The wooly Swamp. Album edition, the song you're listening to is from the opening of Gardians of the Galaxy movie.
Yes!! The Legend of Woolly Swamp!!
Loved this song. They performed this song on the navajo reservation throughout the northern arizona. I saw them performed in person. They were awesome. Glad they are still remembered all these years. Stay safe.❤😊
I am 73 years old I danced at the disco clubs dancing to thissong and others! Talk about a blast from the past! Judging from you guys dancing to them from the seats, now you know what it was like for us! Great song, I wasin my early 20's when it came out. Thanks for the memories by playing it! 🙋🌹
First guitar *Power Chord* (1958) was invented by Native American *Link Wray* . Used by ALL Hard Rock and Punk Bands today - his most famous *song without words* was banned from radio in fear teens would riot after hearing it. Highly recommend reacting to this Instrumental Rock Song: *Rumble*
~ *Link Wray - Rumble - 11/19/1974* ~
The dance at the beginning is called "fancy dance."
Thank you guys for doing these old songs and digging it. 😊❤👏👏👏😊
I was trying to tell my kids about this song. They are early In their twenties. thanks for the video! I'm definitely a must too🤗
One of my favorites from my youth! Super cool!🎶👊
Hell yeah!!! Proud of my native people!!!💞❣️
This song was all over the radio when I was young. Pretty damn catchy.
I found you guys a few months ago and I've watched hours of your videos. I absolutely love all of your personalities~! I love how open you are to learning about other music and various videos. You have great attitudes as you converse about the videos you watch... I just think you're awesome~! There was only one thing wrong... lol... I wanted to tell you about "Black Betty" so bad... I couldn't wait... it was one of my favorite songs when I was in school... and then I saw your video on it... lol. I'm so glad you liked it. I've spent my whole life being a vocalist and sang in bands as well as opened for some bands that were popular when I was young that still tour sometimes. I've thought of so many songs to tell you about but someone has already beat me to the punch. LOL and you've already heard them. Sooooooo, I'm really thinking hard on what to ask you listen to.... you'll be hearing from me when I figure it out.. 😊I think it's cool that some of your audience is older also. Just goes to show you that you're good with people! You are all cute, witty, funny and most of all you have good hearts... it really shows! Keep up the good work! By the way, I was wondering if you had ever gone live and let your audience ask questions about you or have you shared about yourselves a little bit and I just haven't caught that video yet? I think that would be fun! Oh, by the way, I'm from Oklahoma~! 😍😉
I agree, Annie! I grew up in the 60s and 70s and I love seeing these young men appreciating all kinds of music. You are all fun to watch and I love your comments! Thanks!
@@ld8509 They are fun to watch! The music back then was awesome! Thank you for the comment....🙂
YES!!!!! So glad that you reacted to this classic!!!!!!❤❤❤❤
Love love love this song!!!!!
I listened to these guys when I was a teenager. Had their albums
Probably the most famous Native American band.
These guys rocked,. Glad you guys reviewed them. Great video.
It's the beginning of Guardians of the Galaxy" When Peter Quill was finding the Infinity stone
much love thanks for featuring Pat n Lolly Vegas my uncles..!
So, I came across Cartier Family one way or the other, and I am glad I did! I am binging all of your videos and I love yall! Not sure if you all have heard of Hall and Oates, Lisa Stansfield and Jane Child, check them out. They are classic soulful white singers! Y'all are welcome!
Take note - this is LIVE!!! And it's a 4-man band producing a MONSTER sound!!! This is REAL musicianship - songwriting and performing. Not like the trash today.
Thank you so much...for playing this...I am Native American from the Dine (Navajo)..I enjoy watching your pick of music...
Love your channel, young people having a good time✊❤️
I have always loved this song and never knew it was a Native American band! Awesome
Good one guys. These guys did a show at my high school in 1969 , yeah, I’m old as dirt!
I Remember they were on American Bandstand when I was about 10 in 1974.
I could hear this song 100 times a day and never get sick of it.
They were amazing ‼️ Thanks guys 😘👍
This was even more significant, because native dances were illegal in the US until The American Indian Religious Freedom Act of 1978
You may recognize this song because it was in one of the Guardians of the galaxy movies. Star Lord was listening to it on his cassette player
The drummer here at one point, worked as a furniture mover with Bill Medley. Was drummer at a frat party when Bill and Bobby Hatfield first sang together.
I remember dancing to this song when I was 13! Still love it! LOL I'd like to see y'all react to Cover of the Rolling Stone by Dr Hook and the Medicine Show. One of my favorites! I love watching y'all!
Alright guys I have one for you. The song is Hallelujah by Pentatonix. Has 700 million views. Mitch, the guy with the hat, goes angel mode. You won’t regret it I promise
Those men are BEAUTIFUL!!
Love this You are getting introduced to so many things. 💗💗💗💗💗
It's good to see all five of you grooving !
This song was the jam,still love it💯💕
I love you guys !! You make my day
This song came out in 74 and my pops was born in 75 and and this my grandma favorite song so ik what this song was for back then xD
The last POWOW I went too, the male dancers were totally awesome. It was great.
My ringtone! Love this song.
I was 8 years old and LOVED The Midnight Special!!! I saw this when it premeired and it was just pure fucking joy!!!
Kiss-God of thunder[East Rutherford 6/27/00] this is live, huge song in the 70s
I saw this on TV on the Midnight Special when it first appeared. At first, I didn't appreciate the term Mutt, but then I remembered that mixed breeds are healthier because of that reason, appreciate your posts. Thank you from an Aztec.
Oh man! Keeps me back. It’s on my iTunes playlist
The 'good ole days'......Midnight Special...you guys don't know what you missed
If you feel like some more classic Native American rock, you might want to check out Rumble by Link Wray. (The earlier the version, the better.)
So many people are unaware of WHO & WHAT Link Wray contributed to Rock+Roll. But many Indigenous musicians are just NOW getting recognition due. PEACE to you. At least WE KNOW!!!
The documentary, Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World is so incredible. Just mind blowing how itegral the influence of Native American traditional music was on music like the blues, both instrumental and vocals. Also the big influence on rock music, many rockers who we don't even realize were of some Native American descent, incl Jimi Hendrix. Highly recommended. Of course Redbone is in the documentary, and a lot about Link Wray, plus other rockers.
@@jenniferfoster1692 YES!! I watched that documentary. I was surprised to learn how many Natives were/are in the Music biz. I had saved it on my DVR, until hard drive quit. Had to replace it, but am sure it will come on again.🤞🎸
I love Rita Coolidge Walela and Robbie Robertson. Native music is so calming and heals my Spirit🪶 DONT need no CALM app. Just play my lists I've made.
Love Lolly almost "scattin" at the end of the song 💚🎶🎵
You just uploaded this and I just listened to it again about an hour ago and came to youtube to watch the video. Timing works. #HOGFam4Life still
Now you're moving up in the world REDBONE is the shit.