Primeaux & Mike with Joe Jakob - Sacred Path (CR-6306)

Healing songs are a newer style of soothing harmonized chanting from the Native American Church (or Peyote Church) without the accompaniment of the peyote water-drum or rattle and are meant to facilitate meditation and prayer and provide comfort and peace for the singers and listeners. This recording combines the inspiring sound of healing chants sung by Verdell Primeaux and Johnny Mike with a backdrop of ambient electronic textures and sweeping atmospherics. The result is a innovative and reverent presentation of chants from the time-honored Native American Church tradition.

Verdell Primeaux & Johnny Mike - Peyote Songs of the Native American Church (CR-6309)

Peyote songs, accompanied by rattle and water drum, are performed as part of the ceremonies of the Native American Church. These songs were created and sung (some with Navajo and Sioux words, some with vocables) by two of today's leading peyote singers, Verdell Primeaux of the Sioux and Johnny Mike of the Navajo people.

Verdell Primeaux & Johnny Mike - Gathering of Voices (CR-6310)

Peyote Songs, accompanied by rattle and water drum, are performed as part of the ceremonies of the Native American Church. these are harmonized songs created and sung (some with words, some with vocables) by award winning singers, Verdell Primeaux of the Sioux and Johnny Mike of the Navajo with Art Nell assisting.

Verdell Primeaux & Johnny Mike - Live in Harmony (CR-6313)

Peyote Songs, accompanied by rattle and water drum, are performed as part of the ceremonies of the Native American Church. Created and sung (some with words, some with vocables) by award winning singers, Verdell Primeaux of the Sioux and Johnny Mike of the Navajo, these harmonized songs help listeners on their spiritual quest and provide an atmosphere of peach and harmony.

Verdell Primeaux & Johnny Mike - Evolution: Generation to Generation (CR-6314)

Peyote Songs, accompanied by rattle and water drum, are performed as part of the ceremonies of the Native American Church. Created and sung (some with words, some with vocables) by award winning singers, Verdell Primeaux of the Sioux and Johnny Mike of the Navajo, these harmonized songs help listeners on their spiritual quest and provide an atmosphere of peace and harmony.

Verdell Primeaux & Johnny Mike - Bless the People (CR-6317)

Peyote Songs, accompanied by rattle and water drum, are musical prayers of the Native American Church. Created and sung by two of the greatest Native American voices of today, Verdell Primeaux and Johnny Mike, these harmonized songs help listeners on the spiritual quest and provide an atmosphere of peace and harmony. Winner of the 2002 Grammy Award for Best Native American album.

Verdell Primeaux & Johnny Mike - Hours Before Dawn (CR-6342)

Peyote songs, accompanied by rattle and water drum , are musical prayers of the Native American Church. Created and sung by GRAMMY Award winners*, Verdell Primeaux (Sioux) and Johnny Mike (Navajo), these harmonized songs help listeners on their spiritual quest and provide an atmosphere of peace and harmony. Two songs in the healing style (peyote songs without drum and rattle) are included as special encores.

Primeaux & Mike with Xavier Quijas Yxayotl - The Color of Morning (CR-7081)

The harmonized vocal chants of Grammy-winning singers Verdell Primeaux and Johnny Mike meld with Mayan flutes and percussion within a sonic mist of shadowy atmospherics and fluid guitars.

Primeaux, Mike & Attson - Healing & Peyote Songs (CR-16302)

Traditional peyote chants with drum and rattle accompaniment are followed by "healing songs," a newer style of harmonized chanting in Sioux and Navajo without percussion to facilitate meditation. With Verdell Primeaux, Johnny Mike and Robert Attson.

Verdell Primeaux & Johnny Mike - Walk In Beauty (CR-16304)

These healing songs in Sioux and Navajo are a newer style of soothing harmonized chants from the Native American Church. These songs are meant to provide spiritual peace to the listener. CD Review called this album, "...gorgeously pacific..." A 1996 NAIRD Awards finalist.