I grow up with my grandparents and the radio was always set to KTNN all day every day. Yazzie Girl will remain with me forever and one of my favorites. May you rest in peace shi'ma sanii.

Thanks ""Def Leppard""........ it was Awesome that you guys heard of and pick up small part of this wonderful song .....,,,

I still remember hearing this over 20 years ago on KTNN with an old transistor radio .. cannot thank you enough for this !!

I remember listening to Sharon's music over twenty years ago. Today I rediscovered her on the internet. I still get all teary eyed when I listen to her music. White men can't jump, but they can cry. Many thanks from Mark at oldsoulwisdomcenter.

@jonathanrodriguez8543

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. I live in Texas I am a Navajo American My culture is something I couldn't explain to any one person. We live free Harsh living but satisfying I one home to Texas

@jonathanrodriguez8543

2 жыл бұрын

And it s shamefull It's rough on the rez

I was introduced to Sharon's music by Grandfather Hollis Little Creek (may he RIP) when my mother and I went to Sedona on a spiritual retreat. It was a magical journey and one of my most treasured memories. Thank you, Grandfather. :)

Ugh this song brought the best memories of my childhood, of my Nali- Etta Yazzie!!!!

The first time I heard this perfection was driving in the dark between Mountainair and Belem, New Mexico. It speaks to all of us from time immemorial. Listening without the tears of sadness while coupled with the most tender beauty is for some other lifetime. As a displaced Ojibway, I too, feel this beautiful, torturous joy of our beloved native soils. Thank you, Sharon-Mishka Allport-Fortaleza, Brasil

when i was younger i had my radio with me at night found this song it has made my get to know the Dine world better

what a wonderful singer Sharon Burch !!

Yeah! Glad I tuned in to KTNN to hear this beautiful song so I could listen to it again … and again on KZread.

Clear, natural voice, full of expression and a catchy tune. Recommend all Sharon's stuff!

@marchky same here!i am 30 yrs old now.i was like 10 at that time ,we use to tease my sister about this song becaus we are yazzie"s our self,and she died 5 yrs ago .and i have not heard this song for a long time becaus im all grown up now liveing in california with just the memores of her.

I'm a Yazzie family... My mom is a Yazzie girl... Nora Yazzie... Meadow People Clan... I Love you....

You know what they say in Diné land. If you can't Begay, be Yazzie.

boarding school!... way back!... I can still picture her sing in class...

This song always takes me back home I'm homesick now :.) Nizhoní

this song always reminds me of my beloved sister Willette who join our maker a little sooner then we'd like.

2:45 in Fantastic photo!

Love sharon burch 👍👌

Nizhonì Sharon Birch Ahxe'hee

@505rotter I named my daughter Yazlin, and we call her Yazzie coincidentaly. But what does it mean in your context?

@teslaimhotep6095

6 жыл бұрын

Little one, young one.

@xaviergutierrez8786

2 жыл бұрын

@@teslaimhotep6095 Could the same be said of a male child?