I was there in those early days in Cortez, Colorado. I was given the honor to sit with the White Eagle Singers around the drum. Thank you for continuing the spiritual message of the drum.
I been searching for White Eagle Singers for years. Used to have a few tapes back in the day that have been lost or misplaced. One was recorded live in Reno, Nevada at Numaga Days about 1990 or so. Where can a person find these? Like I say Ive been looking to jam White Eagle Singers in this new millennium!
Much respect long time ago Arlie sang a strate at are gathering in mission Oregon for men's traditional got a huge reaction from dancers so he stayed few extra days sat with my grandpa teaching us Qaciiyawyaw
I asked Arlie if I could post this video and give me some back ground on the song and that is what he told me. I remember The White Eagle Singers from the mid 80s.
Hello to all of my relations, Andrew Neskahi, II here…Son of Arlie Neskahi. The White Eagle Singers were founded in 1974, and are from Shiprock New Mexico. The original ‘first generation’ members of White Eagle were the original 7 sons of my grandfather, Alan Neskahi. At the young age of 17, my father Arlie, was given the honor to lead the White Eagle singers, in which has been one of his life’s most beautiful attributes for the past 50 years. Thank you for following the White Eagle Singers and their voice, along the powwow trail, throughout all of the generations. Aho’! Andrew ‘ANDO’ Neskahi
Leo, thank you. I was just reminded of the White Eagle Drum. I went to school at Ft Lewis and often sang with the drum, I loved learning the songs. I have old cassettes I made at the Pow Wows we went to
I was there in those early days in Cortez, Colorado. I was given the honor to sit with the White Eagle Singers around the drum. Thank you for continuing the spiritual message of the drum.
I got a few songs of white eagle singers on tape yet from 85 to 90s
I been searching for White Eagle Singers for years. Used to have a few tapes back in the day that have been lost or misplaced. One was recorded live in Reno, Nevada at Numaga Days about 1990 or so. Where can a person find these? Like I say Ive been looking to jam White Eagle Singers in this new millennium!
I had a few cassette tapes but moved a few times and misplace them also.
Much respect long time ago Arlie sang a strate at are gathering in mission Oregon for men's traditional got a huge reaction from dancers so he stayed few extra days sat with my grandpa teaching us Qaciiyawyaw
I asked Arlie if I could post this video and give me some back ground on the song and that is what he told me. I remember The White Eagle Singers from the mid 80s.
I remember when they use to practice next door in toyie still remember to this day
Are they from Oregon?
Group started out in the Four Corners area. Currently living in Washington state
They actually started in toyei AZ around steamboat canyon arizona
From the Navajo Nation, many of their songs are sung in the Navajo language.
Hello to all of my relations, Andrew Neskahi, II here…Son of Arlie Neskahi. The White Eagle Singers were founded in 1974, and are from Shiprock New Mexico. The original ‘first generation’ members of White Eagle were the original 7 sons of my grandfather, Alan Neskahi.
At the young age of 17, my father Arlie, was given the honor to lead the White Eagle singers, in which has been one of his life’s most beautiful attributes for the past 50 years.
Thank you for following the White Eagle Singers and their voice, along the powwow trail, throughout all of the generations.
Aho’!
Andrew ‘ANDO’ Neskahi
Leo, thank you. I was just reminded of the White Eagle Drum. I went to school at Ft Lewis and often sang with the drum, I loved learning the songs. I have old cassettes I made at the Pow Wows we went to
you are welcome. It's always good to hear White Eagle Singers.