I was fortunate to practice with them all,not knowing then but now I know it was a great honor to be sitting at the same drum, with Alec ( squeaks) Bill, Jay Malcolm Tush,Wish and my dad Don Joe! There's more just named a few
always nice to find stuff with the family on it aint it :) i have a couple with my relatives on them....glad you enjoyed it. please dont forget to subscribe to say updated on the latest
What a cool and priceless song . My old man is blackfoot and Cherokee.I hate what us white folks did to you Indians and I'm sorry for that .God Bless you all.Please do stay safe
thats one thing i've noticed about our culture as anishinabek our songs are very inter-tribal compared to what i thought when I was younger, i enjoy the fact our relations in the different tribes may share some of the same songs its one way to bring our nations together. Miigwetch for listening glad you enjoyed the album.
Just sent this message to my aunt. Jay Minthorn oldest. Thank you for sharing this!! When was this made? I remember grandpa was making a cd or cassette tape recording with someone big in 1992. He came home and it was snowing.. Started playing this one song. And, it's one of my most beautiful and unforgettable memories!! Listening to it in his car, it blasting and snow coming down! I mean.. It was at HIS house! Just his voice and watching the snow fall from his lights.. So beautiful😍😍😍
in Ardmore, Oklahoma, i met and became friends with the late Don Joe of Pendleton, Oregon. Our wives, then, were cousins. Don retired after selling Coca Cola in Ardmore and Murray county communities for 35 years. i*ve missed this Man.
I just looked at the album. It says the cover photo of Charlie Johnson,Tom Joe, George Spino (left to right) Tom Joe was well past 80 at the time. was taken in 1953. Photo courtesy of Mrs.Tom Joe. Dont give exact date when recorded just location of Pendleton,Oregon Sorry can't provide anything further than that. Would be nice if they had more info on the albums back then. Thanks for watching/listening & commenting.
If you look at the Indian Records Inc. website, they have a "Songs of the Umatilla" album with a different cover, but same catalog number (1280). That album has 16 songs and is listed as having been recorded on September 21, 1970 in Mission.
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My Grandpa Bill and his younger brother Alec Johnson sang on this album. Thank you posting this old record. 🦅🪶
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I had the honor of calling these men my father my uncle n my grandfather's. Got the privilege to sit on the drum n sing with them .
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Later in time Willard D. Showaway. Later learned to sing. With them...
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my grandpa Bill and Alex Johnson. Love hearing them sing again. reminds me of my childhood.
Blaine county lonesome I am.😭
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I was fortunate to practice with them all,not knowing then but now I know it was a great honor to be sitting at the same drum, with Alec ( squeaks) Bill, Jay Malcolm Tush,Wish and my dad Don Joe! There's more just named a few
My Gramps and quarter horse and umatilla singers. Great songs.
Alec Johnson on this too. He was my grandpa. Married to my grandma Esther.
always nice to find stuff with the family on it aint it :) i have a couple with my relatives on them....glad you enjoyed it. please dont forget to subscribe to say updated on the latest
Auntie I was just going to message mom and ask his name. That is so awesome 😎🤩 ❤
What a cool and priceless song . My old man is blackfoot and Cherokee.I hate what us white folks did to you Indians and I'm sorry for that .God Bless you all.Please do stay safe
Grandpa Jay I miss him grandpa malcolm
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Good to hear my uncles .. sing
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That’s pretty cool. Some of these songs on here we use for ceremonies in ojibwe country in Minnesota
thats one thing i've noticed about our culture as anishinabek our songs are very inter-tribal compared to what i thought when I was younger, i enjoy the fact our relations in the different tribes may share some of the same songs its one way to bring our nations together. Miigwetch for listening glad you enjoyed the album.
I miss grandpa and grandma very much
They live inside you... their DNA is in you now. Yes, you miss them, but remember, they are INSIDE of YOU. 💕💓🌟
Just sent this message to my aunt. Jay Minthorn oldest. Thank you for sharing this!! When was this made?
I remember grandpa was making a cd or cassette tape recording with someone big in 1992. He came home and it was snowing.. Started playing this one song. And, it's one of my most beautiful and unforgettable memories!! Listening to it in his car, it blasting and snow coming down! I mean.. It was at HIS house! Just his voice and watching the snow fall from his lights.. So beautiful😍😍😍
in Ardmore, Oklahoma, i met and became friends with the late Don Joe of Pendleton, Oregon. Our wives, then, were cousins. Don retired after selling Coca Cola in Ardmore and Murray county communities for 35 years. i*ve missed this Man.
I'll check the album an let you know.
I just looked at the album. It says the cover photo of Charlie Johnson,Tom Joe, George Spino (left to right) Tom Joe was well past 80 at the time. was taken in 1953. Photo courtesy of Mrs.Tom Joe.
Dont give exact date when recorded just location of Pendleton,Oregon
Sorry can't provide anything further than that. Would be nice if they had more info on the albums back then.
Thanks for watching/listening & commenting.
If you look at the Indian Records Inc. website, they have a "Songs of the Umatilla" album with a different cover, but same catalog number (1280). That album has 16 songs and is listed as having been recorded on September 21, 1970 in Mission.
Thank you so much for sharing!
I'm in love with this 😍
Straight - 0:16
Straight - 1:53
Duck n Dive - 4:10
Crow hop - 6:32
Straight - 9:47
Fast - 14:00
Rumble - 15:59 k
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This seems funny but it’s meaningful just funny
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Wolipia
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