Im Native American but tracing my tribe roots are next to impossible, i know my mom and her side were all Indian, but i was told we were Blackfoot Cherokee, which is invalid, because we are from and live in WV. I found out about an ancient tribe called saponi, which were eastern Blackfoot that became adopted by the Seneca, with other saponi relatives. There are few websites and a sign here in WV that talk about the Blackfoot of the Seneca. If anyone can help me track my roots, its appreciated:)
@SHADOWBEAR82763 yes, i am well aware, my mother's dad was cherokee, he lived in Huntington, but my mom's mom was blackfoot as i was told. But she was born in Otter Creek near Parsons, WV. But unless it is that blackfoot of the seneca like i mentioned above, its almost impossible for her to have been full blooded blackfoot. Her family had lived there for over 100 years.
I am a mixed breed and can not trace my great grandmother blood line I have heard this as a young boy before my great grandmothers passing you have brought back memories long since forgotten I Thank You
@actor4lyfe It says in the begining of the video that it was recorded in 1913. It was probably on one of those old mechanical phonograph cylinder devices.
I love listening to Native songs and seeing Native dance,it keeps me connected to my Iroquois roots,my native roots don't run very deep,but there still there
I am Seneca, but have no ndn name since i cannot trace my great grandmother. watching this helps me to feel connected, you have done a good thing by posting this song. elizabeth
im mixed with seneca and chippewa. thanks for the vid! my grandad died before i was born (he was pure blooded seneca) so most i had to learn on my own. i know more on my chippewa side, i know i have blood from the wazhush. dont know as much as i would like (my other grandad died before i was born too ;( ) my parents dont really care about our native roots, shame. but i do
Pretty good sound for such an old recording
9PaulSchlacter 1 week ago
Hi Yakokwe I am doing a assignment an would like use this song,, can you please tell me your grandfathers name if it is ok for me to use this song.
MissBubblybubsy 1 week ago
@MissBubblybubsy You can use it however you like. I share it for everyone to hear . I can send you a PM with my family information.
Yakokwe 1 week ago
@Yakokwe yes that would be much appreciated thank you kindly
MissBubblybubsy 1 week ago
Beautiful song and pictures, thank you for sharing and keep this alive!
onewitch27 1 week ago
Im Native American but tracing my tribe roots are next to impossible, i know my mom and her side were all Indian, but i was told we were Blackfoot Cherokee, which is invalid, because we are from and live in WV. I found out about an ancient tribe called saponi, which were eastern Blackfoot that became adopted by the Seneca, with other saponi relatives. There are few websites and a sign here in WV that talk about the Blackfoot of the Seneca. If anyone can help me track my roots, its appreciated:)
pscforester2013 3 weeks ago
@pscforester2013 The Cherokee lived in the Appalacians and the Smokies from Ohio to Georgia
SHADOWBEAR82763 1 week ago
@SHADOWBEAR82763 yes, i am well aware, my mother's dad was cherokee, he lived in Huntington, but my mom's mom was blackfoot as i was told. But she was born in Otter Creek near Parsons, WV. But unless it is that blackfoot of the seneca like i mentioned above, its almost impossible for her to have been full blooded blackfoot. Her family had lived there for over 100 years.
pscforester2013 1 week ago
I'm Apache and i am Pascuayaqui (:
AmyBabez1073 3 weeks ago
I am a mixed breed and can not trace my great grandmother blood line I have heard this as a young boy before my great grandmothers passing you have brought back memories long since forgotten I Thank You
chicanostylez4life 1 month ago
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chicanostylez4life 1 month ago
What year is this from?
actor4lyfe 1 month ago
@actor4lyfe It says in the begining of the video that it was recorded in 1913. It was probably on one of those old mechanical phonograph cylinder devices.
marylogful 1 month ago
they have perfect harmoney :)
RainMidnight13 1 month ago
lovely, the music and the pictures. -:)
rkng1 1 month ago
YHAY, THAY WAS THE MOST PUREST SONG I HAVE EVER HEARD
Speedieallyson 1 month ago
This is the Dawn Song. It can be heard sung every morning on CKRZ FM 100.3 The Voice of the Grand.
onehalfnative 2 months ago
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wastaylo 2 months ago
I love listening to Native songs and seeing Native dance,it keeps me connected to my Iroquois roots,my native roots don't run very deep,but there still there
rockgrl1959 3 months ago
Incredible. Can you translate what they are singing into English?
gcpropertymanagement 3 months ago
I am Seneca, but have no ndn name since i cannot trace my great grandmother. watching this helps me to feel connected, you have done a good thing by posting this song. elizabeth
bitchiecupcake 3 months ago 2
@bitchiecupcake I'm glad I did it makes me feel proud now that everyone has enjoyed it.
Yakokwe 3 months ago
@Yakokwe some people called it a canoe song but it was a warrior song in the old days done with strong moves and wide stance
see2talk 3 weeks ago
Awesome!
jt6234 3 months ago
it's not the oldest song but the oldest "recorded" song
NBK1210 3 months ago
felt as pure as it gets,like water,i have 2 hear it again:P
realitizer 4 months ago
Beautiful***** Bravo (((❤)))
TheMundo2012 4 months ago
Sounds like a pidgeon dance.. well the words sound like pidge dance kayo watsine
Somekid420 5 months ago
Yakokwe; this song moves my spirit like nothing i have heard before.
thank you for sharing this.
are they singing hi o wah tene' ?? my speakers are not clear.
Raven101able 5 months ago
Énska í:ken ne tiónhwa. :)
Uwohilatlitigv 6 months ago
im mixed with seneca and chippewa. thanks for the vid! my grandad died before i was born (he was pure blooded seneca) so most i had to learn on my own. i know more on my chippewa side, i know i have blood from the wazhush. dont know as much as i would like (my other grandad died before i was born too ;( ) my parents dont really care about our native roots, shame. but i do
frightner24 6 months ago
PROUD SENECA TYPING..HONOR INDIAN TREATIES!!!!!!!!!!!!
716Jonas 6 months ago
Beautiful - thank you for sharing
creativeforce11 6 months ago
I love it, thanks for sharing this. Songs are a pleasure we have always had even long before all the fancy instruments.
MegaConstapated 9 months ago
How exciting to have the privilege of hearing this! Thank you so much!
Nokemes1 10 months ago
I'm so touched by the sound. I've been going to pow wows by the casino morongo. It's a very beautiful experience to hear and see
soadfan33 1 year ago
Thank you for posting this. Beautiful...nearly 100 years later.
yogini34 1 year ago
Very cool song & the images are cool as well. Thank you for sharing this with the world.
Take care,
Stevesquatch
steverid 1 year ago
proud to have Native American blood in my veins :)
iNova707 1 year ago
very beautiful~thankyou for sharing this~peace
iamearthbornami 1 year ago
only 198 views ? this is an amazing song and i can feel it god bless america and the native americans them especially
scorpionking345 2 years ago 5
@scorpionking345 Thank you, people enjoy mystery better than history I guess. I thought this one would do better than my Sasquatch video.
Yakokwe 1 year ago 4
@Yakokwe Too true brother.
3picon 5 months ago
Thank you for this! May the Keepers Of The Western Door always remain strong and true.
deadpope1 2 years ago