Young Grey Horse Society - Songs of the Blackfeet (CR-6164)

Originally released in 1977, this classic recording of the Young Grey Horse Society of Browning, Montana has influenced many great pow-wow singers and dancers over the years. Begun by Wayne Bear Medicine, the Society was dedicated to preserving traditional Blackfeet ways for future generations.

Young Grey Horse Society - Songs of the Blackfeet (CR-6184)

Blackfeet, Montana. Singers: Wayne, Thelma, Durand, Leslie, K.J., and Armand Bear Medicine. Other Singers: Willie and Denise Sharp. All songs (except Owl Dance) made by Wayne Bear Medicine.

Young Grey Horse - Generations (CR-6286)

Recorded live at the 1998 Lincoln Pow-Wow in Simnasho, Oregon this is the debut recording of the Young Grey Horse singers of Browning, Montana. An explosive young group of voices, Young Grey Horse is quickly gaining recognition for their strong singing and unique style. Listen to the dynamic performance that won them the title of 1998 Simnasho Drum Contest Champions.

Young Grey Horse - It's Just a Tribe Thang (CR-6297)

Inheritors of a strong singing tradition, Young Grey Horse of Browning, Montana has quickly gained recognition throughout North America for great singing. Their sound is one of the freshest heard on the pow-wow trail and this collection of their latest songs shows them at their best.

Young Grey Horse - Loyal to the Old Man (CR-6379)

Since 1995, the Young Grey Horse name and drum has been respectfully carried by the grandchildren of the late Wayne Bear Medicine. With commitment to their heritage and family tradition they sing from the heart and soul and have earned a firm reputation among pow-wow fans. Here they sing and drum for all to enjoy in their hometown of Browning, Montana.

Young Grey Horse - Thunder Across the Plainz (CR-6391)

From the land of the Blackfeet comes Young Grey Horse one of pow-wow's most compelling drum groups. For a decade the Young Grey Horse name and drum have been respectfully carried by the grandchildren of the late Wayne Bear Medicine. Wherever they travel the pow-wow highway, they share their culture and their powerful singing. Recorded live at a celebration in Lapwai, Idaho, experience their spirit and feel the Thunder Across The Plainz.