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Canyon Records Vintage Collection (CR-6000)
The Canyon Vintage Collection contains almost 15 hours of traditional Native American music drawn from our extensive archive recorded over the past 45 years. Perfect for anyone interested in native culture and heritage, libraries or schools, this 20 piece set is the most comprehensive and definitive collection of Native music in existence. Each album includes extensive liner notes and is available as part of the set or individually.
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Ed Lee Natay - Natay - Navajo Singer (CR-6160)
In 1951 Navajo singer Ed Lee Natay was Canyon Records' first artist. His beautiful voice lives on in this collection of Navajo, Hopi, Kiowa, Tewa, Zuni and Pueblo songs. The CD contains a second Natay album, Memories of Navajoland [CR-6057] as a bonus.
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Jay Begaye - The Beauty Way (CR-6282)
"The Beauty Way" is a stirring collection of prayer, honor and social songs composed and sung by one of the great native voices of our day, Jay Begaye (Dine), who is known throughout North America for his singing and songmaking talents. Expressing his Navajo philosophy and ideals by utilizing the Canadian style of singing, Jay joins elements of two native cultures, creating a serene sound that is a hybrid of modern and traditional styles.
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Jay Begaye & Everitt White - The Long Walk (CR-6288)
Accomplished Dine (Navajo) singer and songmaker Jay Begaye has been praised throughout North America for his beautiful songs. This recording brings Jay together with his clan brother, Everitt White on Native American flute, to perform a stirring collection of songs inspired by Dine history and culture. Don't miss "Roller Coaster" (Track 5) composed by Arlie Neskahi.
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Delphine Tsinajinnie - Mother's Word (CR-6325)
Delphine Tsinajinne (pronounced "sin-a-jin-ee") is a descendant of traditional Blessingway and Nightway medicinemen of the Nihookaa Dine (People of the Earth). Her soulful performances of these traditional and original songs reflects the heritage and riches of her people and their continued reverence of their ancient ways. Delphine, who performs throughout Arizona and New Mexico, brings a fresh voice to this recording which includes songs for corn grinding, gourd dances, feather dances, shoe games and lullabies. Mother's Word is a modern rendition the musical traditions of the Navajo.
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Jay Begaye - Round Dance In Beauty (CR-6328)
Jay Begaye's soaring vocals, rhythmic drumming and creative songs move the spirit and call people to the round dance. For the last decade, Jay has fused his Dine (Navajo) heritage with the singing style of the people of the Northern Plains and carried his music to native and non-native people throughout North America. The Round Dance is a courting dance for couples and is popular with Native Americans everywhere.
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Radmilla Cody - Seed of Life (CR-6345)
Radmilla Cody sings traditional songs of Dine (Navajo) that embrace the heritage of her matrilineal line. Her heartfelt performance includes two patriotic songs, God Bless American and America the Beautiful, in the elegant Navajo language. Raised in traditional Navajo ways, Radmilla's music provides the listener a glimpse into the life of the Navajo of today. Complete Navajo lyrics and translations by Herman Cody included.
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Jay Begaye - Song of Colors (CR-6356)
Respected throughout Native America, Jay Begaye (Dine) is known for his beautiful songs and singing. These Round Dances and traditional Navajo songs carry with them the vibrant colors of the Navajo people through Jay's stirring voice. Additional vocals by Anthony Betoney (Dine) and Tiinesha Begaye (Dine).
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Tiinesha Begaye - Rhythm of Love (CR-6357)
Daughter of famed singer Jay Begaye, Tiinesha sings a blend of Canadian style hand drumming with elements of Dine social singing and presents songs that capture the excitement and energy of native youth today.
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Louie Gonnie - Sacred Mountains (CR-6383)
Raised in the traditional healing ways of his people, Dine singer Louie Gonnie began singing as a young boy. Weaving gentle vocals and the sounds of nature, his songs of meditatation and healing are inspired by the sacred mountains which surround the vast homeland of the Dine people. Evoking their majestic beauty and deep significance, the spirit of these songs illuminates and connects the inner and outer worlds of the Dine.
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Jay Begaye - The Colorful World (CR-6403)
From the desert heartland of the Dine Nation comes the stirring voice of talented singer and songmaker Jay Begaye. Reflecting the rich beauty of Dine culture, this collection of captivating vocal performances with drum accompaniment are sung by one of Native America's greatest voices in honor of his own beloved people.
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Louie Gonnie - Elements (CR-6415)
With layers of subtle vocals and spiraling melodies, Louie Gonnie honors the elements of life with songs enriched with his Dine heritage. Against a backdrop of gentle rain, blowing wind, shifting earth and crackling flame, these songs bring healing to the spirit and peace to the mind.
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Radmilla Cody - Precious Friends (CR-6424)
Award winning Navajo singer Radmilla Cody presents songs for very special friends. These songs for children include well loved classics with Navajo lyrics and original compositions for children by noted educator and songwriter Herman Cody. Navajo lyrics with English translations are included in the booklet.
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Jay & Tiinesha Begaye - Night of the Northern Lights (CR-6440)
Inspired by the wonder of the Northern Lights, father and daughter Jay and Tiinesha Begaye bring together the musical traditions of Native people from the American Southwest and the heart of the Canadian Plains. Blending songs in traditional Navajo style with the round dance rhythms of Canada, Jay (Navajo) and Tiinesha (Navajo-Similkameen), exemplify the spirit of all Native people across North America. With special guest artist Anthony Wakeman on Native American flute.
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Louie Gonnie - Songs of the Sacred Circle (CR-6446)
Dine songwriter and singer, Louie Gonnie illuminates the harmony of the spirit in this collection of Peyote songs. Anchored by gourd drum and sustained by waves of his flowing vocals, Gonnie leads an inner voyage from dreams to actuality, from earth to sky and from the past to eternity.
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