Delaware Powwow Drum

[zsixdog]

i remember as a child we would listen to bad southern singing while my grandmother whalebone sugga would competition cook frybread for money it was in the early 40's... good times to see this. thank you for the post!

[beadmocs]

@zsixdog yep bad drum maybe they haven't been at it very long it would be very difficult to dance to that

[stormember1]

AT LAST! REAL Lenape Indians...YAY! I knew they were arounds ...ONLY on the rezz's though...all these others out here all honour a lost tribe back east... so those white folks deserve a hand for dancing for the Indian tribe of Lenapes... thanx folks... good shows..!but I knew there was real lenapes SOMEWHERE! LOL... yay! Only on the reservation... and big CITIES around the rezz's..lOL.

[RedSole100]

this is a poor thing you say, and you are lost in the white mans way. Your thoughs keep us seperate but where does it end. If we were a people then we are still a people now. You look at Westerns on television and call them Native Americans and yet that is just a sterotype just like a white man in black face. Ignorance is what you see. I bet your European yourself. your words do not bother me, but the ignorance you spread does. Wanishi Achpoaliman

[cheries5]

Hi, can you tekk me if this is related to the Delaware Indians? Can you translate it and tell me what event it represents? Thanks so much! Beautiful

[imp29]

This was from a Frybread competition at the Delaware Powwow last year. The Delaware tribe hosted but many tribes were invited to participate, as least in the powwow portion, not so much the frybread competition. This song was more as entertainment during the cooking.