Talking Eagle

1. Skillz

2. G-4

3. The Remix

4. Ain't No_ Steppin'

5. Slow Rollin'

6. The Fast and the Furious

7. T.I.T.O.

8. Honeysmacks (you know who you are...)

9. The One

10. Lil' Big Boy (No Na Zagawa)

11. Grasslands

12. Don't Call Back

13. White Dove

14. Talking Eagle

15. Yanasa

16. Southern Hospitality

Editorial Reviews

About the Artist
Representing the Haliwa-Saponi, Lumbee, Coharie and Waccamaw-Siouan Tribes of North Carolina; the Stoney Creek Singers have been singing and touring together since 1993. The group has been placed in the top 3 at several pow wows throughout North America.

Tracks:

Sunset
Rising Sun
Eagle Dance
Twilight SKies
Father Sky
Dream Flight
Night Watch
While The Eagle Sleeps
Desert Wind
Eveing Stars
Sacred Lands

Product Description

Flute music inspired by Native American night chants and lullabies. Moods evolve from upbeat to reflective using multiple flutes, ceremonial percussion instruments, Yaqui-style harp and keyboards. Musical influences include the Native peoples of the Great Plains as well as Mexico, Central American and South AMerica. For all ages.

Customer Reviews:

Love this music.......2007-04-30

I am a devotee of most
native music and therefore
I recommend that you stay awhile and
listen.......let it heal you too.

So relaxing!.......2006-05-09

Our entire family, ages 2 and up, enjoy listening to this CD at bedtime. I have trouble falling asleep, and this is the only CD that relaxes me enough to fall asleep quickly. The soft drums and flutes will take you away, and you will feel like an eagle soaring through the starlit skies.

Average customer rating:

Good music but not his best

CANYON EAGLE

Manufacturer: Talking Taco
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | New Age | Styles | Music

General | New Age | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B000068GP0
Release Date: 2002-03-11

Tracks:

Wakan Kolaya
Seminole Sundown
Peyote Chant
Wakan Kuja
Wichi Tia To
Canyon Eagle Rhapsody
Coming & Going
We Are All Related
Mitakue Oyasin

Album Description

Drawing on his Comanche heritage Pete "Wyoming" Bender creates sonic myths inspired by Native legends revolving around the ealges of America's canyon and other Native American beliefs. He frames his musical pictures with flutes, Native percussion instruments, keyboards and occasional chanting.

Customer Reviews:

Good music but not his best.......2006-05-26

I was blown away by Canyon Drums, the best of the main three available on amazon. Medicine Man also was a good album and one that most listeners would use to help heal the wounded spirit.
But Canyon Eagles doesn't even come close to the above two. I love Pete's music regardless, but he's done better. The best cuts on this album in my opinion are #6,7, and 9. Cut #3 I listened to for 2 seconds and skipped over. Unless you are into Peyote Chants, this cut could have been dropped from the album. Sorry Pete, I was totally spoiled by Canyon Drums.