Red Indian music.. Seriously;)

[RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE]

I remember years ago shopping in Camden market. I went into a small shop looking for various toot and heard a noise that sounded at first like a mini demonstration( the shop was quiet).
Then after a few minutes, I was liking this mellow chanting. Turned out it was some sort of Indian chanting.
While playing the Roots album by Sepultura for the first time in ages( which has some of this stuff on it), I realise I must have some of this world music in my collection .
Anyone got any ideas of some good sounds to get ?
Cheers;)

[chris_b]

Redbone made some good records in the 70's, but I guess that's not really the type of Indian (native american) music you're after!

[wateroftyne]

'Red indian'...?

Are you the Duke of Edinburgh in disguise?

[BetaFunk]

The great Jim Pepper was a Native America...........

[media]http://youtu.be/YnBdaYKqMUs[/media]

...........later made famous by Oregon.

Edited June 22, 2013 by BetaFunk

[BetaFunk]

..........more Jim Pepper

http://youtu.be/r6xqeWQCzeA

[dry_stone]

[left]I have a keen interest in World Music and I have been particularly into Sahara / Western Sahara blues music for a while; worth a search to listen to the unique blend of blues and north west African vocals and rhythms. A few bands are from the nomadic Tuareg people of the Sahara.[/left]

[left]A few recommendations: Ali Farka Toure, Tartit, Tourmast, there's loads more. I started off with a 2 cd sampler called "Sahara - Blues of the Desert" and took it from there.[/left]

[left]Here's Tourmast in action[/left]

[left][media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPopO7QIa7k[/media][/left]

Edited June 22, 2013 by dry_stone

[RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE]

Thanks for your input so far . Dr.Pepper didn't do it for me. What I'm after is stuff with no guitars, (definitely no sitars), & no dancey vibes.just medititive so to speak
Keep 'em coming

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[quote name='dry_stone' timestamp='1371901827' post='2119328']
[left]I have a keen interest in World Music and I have been particularly into Sahara / Western Sahara blues music for a while; worth a search to listen to the unique blend of blues and north west African vocals and rhythms. A few bands are from the nomadic Tuareg people of the Sahara.[/left]

[left]A few recommendations: Ali Farka Toure, Tartit, Tourmast, there's loads more. I started off with a 2 cd sampler called "Sahara - Blues of the Desert" and took it from there.[/left]

[left]Here's Tourmast in action[/left]

[left][media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPopO7QIa7k[/media][/left]
[/quote]

This seems kinda bluesey to start, then a bit osibisa. I gave it 2 mins or so , but not my thing. Thanks anyway

[Mykesbass]

PM'd.

[White Cloud]

Native American indians can seriously rock. Listen to Blackfoot...the rythym section are both full breed Sioux indians. Greg T walker is a superb bassist. Proof;
http://youtu.be/h42F9gHnFf0

[White Cloud]

Blackfoot....if this is wrong then I dont wanna be right!!
http://youtu.be/GKQGAJQb1TI

[lojo]

There was for a number of years a group of Indian looking guys dresses in the traditional red indian gear (at least stereo type from cowboy films) who busked down my way and sold CDs, they played some nice guitars and pipes, guess they where most likely accountants or something during the week.

[Hobbayne]

There was a Red Indian in Village People, although I think not a legitimate one!

[White Cloud]

[quote name='Hobbayne' timestamp='1371910826' post='2119478']
There was a Red Indian in Village People, although I think not a legitimate one!
[/quote]
It would appear that this thread despite being in it's infancy is already in the process of becoming derailed by comic genius.

[BetaFunk]

This is the music i meditate to..........

http://youtu.be/c1oYR5dkU5k

[Bilbo]

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4SM40Tq4Ko"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4SM40Tq4Ko[/url]

[RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE]

I know all about Blackfoot . Gnreat band in the '80s. Saw 'em eventually at knebworth . Love some of the witty comments on here also.
What have I started ?

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[quote name='BetaFunk' timestamp='1371913476' post='2119533']
This is the music i meditate to..........

http://youtu.be/c1oYR5dkU5k
[/quote]

WTF?? You need help

[BetaFunk]

http://youtu.be/LsbM6ROw7uA

Oh sorry, i thought you said you liked sitars

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[quote name='Bilbo' timestamp='1371917227' post='2119586']
[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4SM40Tq4Ko"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4SM40Tq4Ko[/url]
[/quote]

Unfortunately, my ex boss left me traumatised years ago when I heard joni mitchell. Sorry but, it's like having teeth removed . I gave this 1.5 mins.
Strangely enough yhe intro was near what I'm after.
Thanks tho' Bilbo

[BetaFunk]

[quote name='RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE' timestamp='1371917729' post='2119594']
WTF?? You need help
[/quote]
I think they've been booked for the Twickenham Green Fair next week!

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[quote name='BetaFunk' timestamp='1371917826' post='2119597']
http://youtu.be/LsbM6ROw7uA

Oh sorry, i thought you said you liked sitars
[/quote]
Tears are now streaming down my face. I really don't know anymore

[RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE]

[quote name='White Cloud' timestamp='1371909632' post='2119453']
Native American indians can seriously rock. Listen to Blackfoot...the rythym section are both full breed Sioux indians. Greg T walker is a superb bassist. Proof;
http://youtu.be/h42F9gHnFf0
[/quote]
That was good

[BetaFunk]

This always works for me.

Very relaxing. I never get to the second verse before falling asleep..........

http://youtu.be/2Z4m4lnjxkY

[RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE]

[quote name='BetaFunk' timestamp='1371919499' post='2119624']
This always works for me.

Very relaxing. I never get to the second verse before falling asleep..........

http://youtu.be/2Z4m4lnjxkY
[/quote]

Aaargh! My eyes/ears