John Trudell and Bad Dog @ Hempstalk
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50 videosYouTube Mix for John Trudell- 3:08
John TRUdell- "Asking the Wind"by backwordsMedicine3,169 views
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Across My Heart John Trudellby pidalady1,123 views
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Sweeting The Light by John Trudellby AValGal12,153 views
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THCF Medicinal Cannabis Gardens - Grassfire by John Trudellby RestoreHemp4,367 views
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John TRUdell "All Nite Cafe"by backwordsMedicine1,217 views
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Spirit Horsesby WapiskisiwMahihkan4,714 views
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John Trudell "Lucky Motel"by backwordsMedicine1,443 views
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John Trudell On Leonard Peltierby PhilosopherSeed18,252 views
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John TRUdell "Iktomi"by backwordsMedicine3,085 views
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John Trudell - Tribes of Europeby E1GHTY821,652 views
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John Trudell and Bad Dog - It is What it Is - Ashlandby RestoreHemp1,094 views
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THIS DAY DO WE by JOHN TRUDELL and BAD DOGby mothersworldmedia2,813 views
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John Trudell and Bad Dog - See the Woman - Ashlandby RestoreHemp2,764 views
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*TRUDELL: the dvd*Xtras: BAD DOG @Sundance film festivalby lalalaaalaaaaa782 views
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john trudell & bad dog - from the heartby thewinner791,013 views
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John TRUdell "Living in reality"by backwordsMedicine8,677 views
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John Trudell, Crazy Horse - The Original Videoby walkingbear56225,443 views
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John Trudell - Grassfireby RestoreHemp2,903 views
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John Trudell Spirit Horses Videoby andrewetrusco55,778 views
love this~thankyou with love
iamearthbornami 1 year ago
I'm honoured to have shake his hand few years ago here in Italy......great man...
paolopitto 2 years ago
beautiful
FOCHIK 3 years ago
1) Trudell was born in Omaha, Nebraska. He is the son of a Santee Sioux father and a Mexican mother. He grew up around the Santee reservation near Omaha. He joined the Navy in 1963 and served in the Vietnam war. After getting out of the military he became involved in Indian activism and became the spokesperson for the Indians of All Tribes occupation of Alcatraz Island.
MasterOfSparks 3 years ago
2) He joined the American Indian Movement and, although not officially voted in, was its national Chairman from 1972 until 1979 after Carter Camp went to jail. In 1979, his mother-in-law, pregnant wife (Tina Manning), and three children were killed in a tragic fire, an event that led him to his "hanging on lines", his spoken word. It is famously believed that his family was murdered by the government[citation needed]. A meeting with Jackson Browne in 1979 introduced him to the musical world.
MasterOfSparks 3 years ago