Shaman's Way

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Take a musical journey through Native American and indigenous cultures with two-time Grammy Winner and Walela member Rita Coolidge, renowned percussionist Brent Lewis, and Soulfood. Deep bass, hypnotic didgeridoo, woodwinds, global chants and sax join contemporary beats and esoteric soundscapes.

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Shaman's Way

Tracks:

Dreaming Taos
Shaman's Journey Part I
Vision Quest
The Way
Prophecy
Shaman's Way
Echo Canyon
Shaman's Journey Part II
Sky Creek

Album Description

Take a musical journey through Native American and indigenous cultures with two-time Grammy Winner and Walela member Rita Coolidge, renowned percussionist Brent Lewis, and Soulfood. Deep bass, hypnotic didgeridoo, woodwinds, global chants and sax join contemporary beats and esoteric soundscapes.

Customer Reviews:

A Kid's Opinion :-).......2006-03-24

I, being a mosly rock listener, when I visited a DC-area museum, found myself bored in the gift shop and decided to listen to the CD's there. I immeadiatly loved 'Cloud Canyon' and so listened to the other songs...I bought the CD. It's a really great intrumental and vocal CD and great to listen to while doing homework. Though I'm not a yoga person of a meditator, I was very satified and recommend this to absolutely everyone!! :-)

Awesome!.......2003-01-14

One word describes this CD and that word is awesome. I love "modern" Native American music (and yes, Rita Coolidge is Native American for all you old hippies who are only familiar with her as a back-up singer with Joe Cocker's Mad Dogs and Englishman) and this CD is all that and more -- global chants, spirituality, and earth rhythms. I found the CD to be uplifting yet calming, sensual yet spiritual. The music touches something deep within my genetic memory.

As a yoga instructor, I'm always on the look-out for music for my classes and this CD is one I always use, especially for a spirited flow class. My 20-something college students love it during powerful sun salutations, and you can almost time your vinyasas to it. But it's also a CD you can use as background music for a quiet gathering with friends.

Buy this CD -- you won't regret it.

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