Siksika Ramblers - Just for Old Times' Sake (CR-6287)

The Siksika Ramblers hail from Siksika Nation, Alberta, a division of the Blackfoot Confederacy. Highly regarded throughout Western Canada and the United States, the Siksika Ramblers continue the original traditional style of Blackfoot singing and drumming in this vibrant collection of songs.

Siksika Ramblers - Straight From the Rez (CR-6323)

The Siksika Nation, a part of the Blackfoot Confederacy, has been home to some of the best pow-wow singers in North America. This live recording captures a dazzling performance of original Blackfoot style singing and drumming. Recorded live in Hobbema.

Siksika Singers - Owl Dance of the Siksika Nation (CR-6332)

A prominent social dance of the Blackfoot people, the Owl Dance is a couples dance that moves to the swaying beat of the drum and lively melodies of the singers. In the past, Owl Dances were for courting and socializing. Performed rarely these days, the Owl Dance and its songs still inspire good feelings and camaraderie for the dancers and singers. The Siksika Nation, a division of the Blackfoot Confederacy, has been home to some of the best traditional singers of North America.

Blackfoot Confederacy - Setting the Record Straight (CR-6382)

Together the Blackfeet, the Kainai, the Piikani and the Siksika form the Blackfoot Confederacy, one of the proudest and strongest alliances in the history of Native America. From the great Nations that comprise the Confederacy, some of the most respected singers on the pow-wow trail gather to sing together at one drum for this historic recording. For the first time, these songs, belonging to the Confederacy are sung by members from each of the four great Nations.

Blackfoot Confederacy - Confederacy Style (CR-6405)

The Blackfoot Confederacy drum brings together some of the most respected singers in pow-wow country singing proudly around the drum. They are committed to preserving the songs and unique traditional singing style of the four great Nations of the Blackfoot Confederacy: the Blackfeet, the Siksika, the Kainai, and the Piikani. Performing many decades-old songs of the Confederacy, as well as new compositions, the sound of these enduring peoples is maintained for future generations.

Blackfoot Confederacy - Hear the Beat (CR-6428)

Gathering together singers from the Kainai, Siksika, Peigan and Blackfeet tribes, the Blackfoot Confederacy drum group is devoted to maintaining the traditional Blackfoot singing style. Combining classic songs from the tribes of the Confederacy and new songs made in their traditional style, Blackfoot Confederacy has emerged as one of Pow-Wow's strongest voices.

Blackfoot Confederacy - Elders Vision (CR-6505)

Listen well to these songs and to this drum. You will feel the enduring power of the spirits of the elders. Dedicated to sharing the captivating vocal style of the Blackfoot, Blackfoot Confederacy gathers at their drum to honor the vision and guidance of their elders. Performing songs that trace as far back as the 1950's, Blackfoot Confederacy upholds the legacy of those who have transmitted the traditions of their people to future generations.