Kiowa - Forty-Nine & Round Dance Songs (CR-6087)

Singers: Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Bointy, Raymond White Buffalo, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Haumpy, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Botone, Herschel Kaulaity, Mr. & Mrs. John Emhoolah, Jr., Ted Creeping Bear. The Forty-Nine Dance is a social dance that began with the Kiowa Indians in Oklahoma around the turn of the century. Forty-Nine is danced for the enjoyment of the dancers and is never performed as part of a program. Non-Indians are not usually included. The Round Dance is a social dance for men and women and can be used as part of a public program.

Kiowa - Traditional Kiowa Songs (CR-6145)

The Kiowa people have always been regarded as one of the great tribes of the plains. This collection provides a good sampling of Kiowa songs and includes gourd dance, horse stealing, war dance, ruffle dance and "49" songs.

Kiowa Dance Group Singers - Kiowa Scalp & Victory Dance Songs (CR-6166)

Bill Koomsa, Sr. (lead singer), Billy Hunting Horse, Wilbur Kodaseet, Bill Koomsa, Jr., Lonnie Tsotaddle, Georgia Dupoint, Ann Koomsa, Martha Koomsa Perez, Pearl Woodward.

Alex E. Smith & Cheevers Toppah - Intonation (CR-6395)

From Native America's great southern plains, Alex E. Smith & Cheevers Toppah, forge a never-before heard blending of southern plains singing and choral hymnnody. Their soulful style infused with ethereal harmonies captivates the heart and soothes the spirit.

Alex E. Smith, Cheevers Toppah & Nitanis "Kit" Landry - Harmony Nights (CR-6416)

Grammy nominated singers Smith & Toppah join Nitanis "Kit" Landry and effortlessly blend their vocal talents to create stirring songs woven in lush harmonies. With uplifting soul and touching ethereality, these performances let shine the brilliance and expressive power of the human voice. Featuring guest artists Louie Gonnie, Anthony Wakeman and Thunder Hill.