OUTSTANDING! Brought back great memories. Thank you for sharing. I loved the history, the stories, and your singing! God bless you!
@rayslockish50473 ай бұрын
Too much talkn Wana hear songs not look a an individual yakking
@cnpp7805 ай бұрын
I'm am honor to the pow wow singing in this video and words of wise and story are wonderful, very inspiring boys Blackstone !!! :)
@Venice6665 ай бұрын
Good morning. I remember blackStone from the morongo pow wows in 1990’s. Cool songs from porcupine singers😊❤😊
@sandracheer41376 ай бұрын
A'HO
@davey.daniel36518 ай бұрын
My family drum group blackstone singers
@ajgamio9 ай бұрын
Pedama ya 🙏 Awesome
@fnsimplify7289 Жыл бұрын
who composed the song
@bravenumberone Жыл бұрын
Just now watching this, not that late! Good job! BlackStone Singers…. We had a drum group in the 80s under the watchful eyes of the older Porcupine Singers. Guidance from them payed off in the long run. We went by Black Hills Singers.
@LYepa Жыл бұрын
Legendary Terry n the Blackstone singers. Nice tribute to the porcupine singers like the straight song . 👍💯🦅
@glynnphillips9703 Жыл бұрын
✨️I am sad that I missed this live video. I pray that all of God's good blessings will find you and your family✨️ 🙏☝️
@priscilladreaver7208 Жыл бұрын
❤ POWERFUL HEART & SOUL MUSIC ♥️🇨🇦🌹💯🙏🏽👍🌈
@angelinebarreno666 Жыл бұрын
Yes I can hear you
@abdelkrimtaieb39172 жыл бұрын
Je. Suis. Kabyle
@cindyengle54252 жыл бұрын
😊♥️👍🪶🦅,my grandma is Native Indian. 🪶🪶
@johni1622 Жыл бұрын
Which makes you?
@humbleprofitstestsite70792 жыл бұрын
A straight shot to beauty, I am grateful for your walk and helping me remember my ancestors!
@stonedwarriorxx45862 жыл бұрын
My Great Great Grandfather's name was "Porcupine Standing Sideways"... And nice to see part of his name, which drew my Attention to this video... His son, My Great Grandfather, Jack Fiddler, was part of Manitoba's Dark past, and it's written in a book, written by my Grandfather, Thomas Fiddler called "Killing the Shamen"... It's a good read, and relates to me with what's going on in this Pandemic World we all live in... Anyway, just wanted to write a brief comment about his name... Meeway, Megweech 👍🏼
@johni1622 Жыл бұрын
Wow what a connection brother, I look forward to finding and reading that one
@sweetiewindyboy71732 жыл бұрын
Jam
@paulaliberty20822 жыл бұрын
Please keep doing this! Singing is Medicine .....take good care of each other. Hope to see you all at Denver March Pow Wow 2022
@ricardoruiz66123 жыл бұрын
man i just love the way it all sounds . i cant understand but i really get into the sounds and the singing
@transitboy1013 жыл бұрын
Beautiful.
@joshuamanitowabi49063 жыл бұрын
I have only sang a few Porcupine songs in my life, but I am going to start singing more. When I first started singing I used to listen Blackstone back in ‘91.
@dynnarock9813 жыл бұрын
thank you for sharing ..wopida...beautiful memories...sigh...ty
@wancaweyaka68813 жыл бұрын
Wopida Blackstone Singers & ladies singing wichadata, nice Tribute to Porcupine Singers, we grew listening to & learning, & singing songs from Porcupine Singers, Blackstone Singers, hanhepi kin de Nina chante mawaste! (My heart is good tonight) listening to you all sing & laugh! In the 90's my father asked Darryl Paskemin for songs in San Bernardino powow, good memories! Live to Sing, Sing to Live! No Music, No Life! Toksa Ake!
@tawacinwastewinyanhare43153 жыл бұрын
💚💙🙏🏾☝🏾❤️
@lawrenceswalley90833 жыл бұрын
Wopila for honoring the Porcupine Singers. My grandfather Francis Menard was one of the singers, and I often sing with Severt Young Bear Jr. and other's on the Pine Ridge.
@john454ful3 жыл бұрын
Terry's sharing on "cutting" and the fast triple beats takes me way back to '78, when I first heard that, when a friend on a drum I was sitting in on that night laid those fast triple beats down on just before the down beats...I thought it was way cool...I recently saw the Young Spirit video of "the most badass powwow song" doing their version of those fast beats on the down beats...it sure sounds good! About the "cutting" in on the leads, that was the usual way we done it on our drum back in the day....sgood to hear Terry sharing those stories of days past.
@frenchpizza97253 жыл бұрын
I love love love love love you family
@hilohahoma15473 жыл бұрын
Porcupines forever aaaaaaye, Heart Butte Special my fave song.
@tylerhaywahe-favel52473 жыл бұрын
My dad said save him a hoody... He'll buy it off u
@tylerhaywahe-favel52473 жыл бұрын
Tansi Terry... My dad said "Gitucky Terry" hahaha 😂
@anthonyvaughn49213 жыл бұрын
ÇH'ÕŘÇŔĘĘ MY A.K.A NAME IS A.J.V 🦅🦉✊🏽
@anthonyvaughn49213 жыл бұрын
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@tomgregelevich64933 жыл бұрын
So many memories !!! 20 years as a vendor on the east coast and looked forward to the evenings. it was so easy to become one with the heart beat. Many times I have gone back to my brothers and sisters on the on the plains in a trance and did not want to return to now. My great great great grandmother was LAKOTA. Her native name is MOONBEAM. I can go on forever. Wopila ! Tom (MATO) from Rhode Island
@turtleclans13 жыл бұрын
Man this is wicked. Aniin from Sagkeeng, Mb
@bearshield983 жыл бұрын
Aho niizhonii diist'ąą nii keya deeh, aheehee niitsaagoh.... sounding beautiful coming from ur land , thank u for sharing... Blackstone r legendary and belong n top groups of all time besides the ones mentioned, Porcupine Singers... legends always live on... hutcha
@mad_puppet_production78403 жыл бұрын
On behalf of my son's an wife klan band of pomo appreciate the medicine an keeping the tradition alive me I am americanize Mexican have no idea my family history but once I started my own family I want them to be proud of both nations we are all apart of the human race the 5finger beings
@wancaweyaka68813 жыл бұрын
Aho we are there human family my relative, we are all related!
@uffffda3 жыл бұрын
Amazing. Respect. Can someone describe the lyrics to me?
@dalejohnson26903 жыл бұрын
good old songs with good words.. thank you
@robertwynne19903 жыл бұрын
Awesome brings back a lot memories! Thanks Terry and family! Glad to see your family/Blackstone remembering and honouring others from the past! May the Creator bless all of you and your families....
@jenandtonic20123 жыл бұрын
Thank you I'm bless for no seeing and hearing you songs
@JIM-jv7be3 жыл бұрын
LOVE IT !! RESPECT FROM THE DINE (navajo) NATION . Brings back memories sitting at the drum back in the 80s w Oyate Simgers ( late Everett Poorthunder) and my Cousins Sun Eagle Singers when Howard Badhand was down south here in NM . Thank You Gentlemen.
@privatenumber87233 жыл бұрын
AHO, ALL NATIVE RELATIVES ACROSS TURTLE ISLAND & IN FAR DISTANT CONTINENTS. I AM FULL BLOOD DINÉ ALSO FROM THE EASTERN DISTRICT. I ALSO KNEW BIG BROTHER, EVERRT POORTHUNDER. IT WAS HE THAT INTRODUCED ME TO THE DRUM & SINGING BACK IN THE EARLY 90'S. AND MANY BLESSINGS GO THE FAMILY. IT WAS ALSO AROUND THAT TIME THAT WE, THE FAMILY WAS INVITED TO HELP AT THE SUNDANCE AT RED SHIRT TABLE IN SOUTH DAKOTA. MANY BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES FROM THAT TIME. SO I WISH MANY BLESSINGS AND THANKS TO ALL THE LAKOTA NATION AND THE PORCUPINE SINGERS.
@JIM-jv7be3 жыл бұрын
@@privatenumber8723Good Morning Brother Glad to hsar/meet someone else who was inspired by Him. He and Ethel were BIG inspiration to the 4 corners of the Dine'Nation and im sure all over as well. I myself learn about Dancing and Singing but most of all RESPECT To all Relations from Them Both .
@1BigCREE1Redtail3 жыл бұрын
Many Thanks to you! Sharing with friends and relatives. Hai hai!
@udreap3 жыл бұрын
LMAO ....Chakangleee
@wancaweyaka68813 жыл бұрын
Lmao 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@thatguy87483 жыл бұрын
Damn brent haha
@miltoneaglestar48253 жыл бұрын
Attah kili!! Lila waste yo!! Taku nawa'hon na taku wanblake ki han le blehimi'ci yelo
@jeannierobbins74833 жыл бұрын
Thank you, that was my prayer for the day from Canada, BC. Listening to you on this fine morning.
@GW-Res3 жыл бұрын
Míyaxwen Wah nation to nation to my relations keep up the good work brothers.👊😁
@tahneeblack96673 жыл бұрын
How awesome, thank you guys. I always listen to Porcupine Singers and remember Grandpa Severt ❤ that is drum name "PORCUPINE SINGERS " he would always have something humble and funny to share. I miss our elders who traveled to the next world 🙏 keep jamming for the people and remembering grandpas drum !!! Wopila tanka iichichiyapii thank you very much,
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Rocky Morin
OUTSTANDING! Brought back great memories. Thank you for sharing. I loved the history, the stories, and your singing! God bless you!
Too much talkn Wana hear songs not look a an individual yakking
I'm am honor to the pow wow singing in this video and words of wise and story are wonderful, very inspiring boys Blackstone !!! :)
Good morning. I remember blackStone from the morongo pow wows in 1990’s. Cool songs from porcupine singers😊❤😊
A'HO
My family drum group blackstone singers
Pedama ya 🙏 Awesome
who composed the song
Just now watching this, not that late! Good job! BlackStone Singers…. We had a drum group in the 80s under the watchful eyes of the older Porcupine Singers. Guidance from them payed off in the long run. We went by Black Hills Singers.
Legendary Terry n the Blackstone singers. Nice tribute to the porcupine singers like the straight song . 👍💯🦅
✨️I am sad that I missed this live video. I pray that all of God's good blessings will find you and your family✨️ 🙏☝️
❤ POWERFUL HEART & SOUL MUSIC ♥️🇨🇦🌹💯🙏🏽👍🌈
Yes I can hear you
Je. Suis. Kabyle
😊♥️👍🪶🦅,my grandma is Native Indian. 🪶🪶
Which makes you?
A straight shot to beauty, I am grateful for your walk and helping me remember my ancestors!
My Great Great Grandfather's name was "Porcupine Standing Sideways"... And nice to see part of his name, which drew my Attention to this video... His son, My Great Grandfather, Jack Fiddler, was part of Manitoba's Dark past, and it's written in a book, written by my Grandfather, Thomas Fiddler called "Killing the Shamen"... It's a good read, and relates to me with what's going on in this Pandemic World we all live in... Anyway, just wanted to write a brief comment about his name... Meeway, Megweech 👍🏼
Wow what a connection brother, I look forward to finding and reading that one
Jam
Please keep doing this! Singing is Medicine .....take good care of each other. Hope to see you all at Denver March Pow Wow 2022
man i just love the way it all sounds . i cant understand but i really get into the sounds and the singing
Beautiful.
I have only sang a few Porcupine songs in my life, but I am going to start singing more. When I first started singing I used to listen Blackstone back in ‘91.
thank you for sharing ..wopida...beautiful memories...sigh...ty
Wopida Blackstone Singers & ladies singing wichadata, nice Tribute to Porcupine Singers, we grew listening to & learning, & singing songs from Porcupine Singers, Blackstone Singers, hanhepi kin de Nina chante mawaste! (My heart is good tonight) listening to you all sing & laugh! In the 90's my father asked Darryl Paskemin for songs in San Bernardino powow, good memories! Live to Sing, Sing to Live! No Music, No Life! Toksa Ake!
💚💙🙏🏾☝🏾❤️
Wopila for honoring the Porcupine Singers. My grandfather Francis Menard was one of the singers, and I often sing with Severt Young Bear Jr. and other's on the Pine Ridge.
Terry's sharing on "cutting" and the fast triple beats takes me way back to '78, when I first heard that, when a friend on a drum I was sitting in on that night laid those fast triple beats down on just before the down beats...I thought it was way cool...I recently saw the Young Spirit video of "the most badass powwow song" doing their version of those fast beats on the down beats...it sure sounds good! About the "cutting" in on the leads, that was the usual way we done it on our drum back in the day....sgood to hear Terry sharing those stories of days past.
I love love love love love you family
Porcupines forever aaaaaaye, Heart Butte Special my fave song.
My dad said save him a hoody... He'll buy it off u
Tansi Terry... My dad said "Gitucky Terry" hahaha 😂
ÇH'ÕŘÇŔĘĘ MY A.K.A NAME IS A.J.V 🦅🦉✊🏽
Ķøøťé
So many memories !!! 20 years as a vendor on the east coast and looked forward to the evenings. it was so easy to become one with the heart beat. Many times I have gone back to my brothers and sisters on the on the plains in a trance and did not want to return to now. My great great great grandmother was LAKOTA. Her native name is MOONBEAM. I can go on forever. Wopila ! Tom (MATO) from Rhode Island
Man this is wicked. Aniin from Sagkeeng, Mb
Aho niizhonii diist'ąą nii keya deeh, aheehee niitsaagoh.... sounding beautiful coming from ur land , thank u for sharing... Blackstone r legendary and belong n top groups of all time besides the ones mentioned, Porcupine Singers... legends always live on... hutcha
On behalf of my son's an wife klan band of pomo appreciate the medicine an keeping the tradition alive me I am americanize Mexican have no idea my family history but once I started my own family I want them to be proud of both nations we are all apart of the human race the 5finger beings
Aho we are there human family my relative, we are all related!
Amazing. Respect. Can someone describe the lyrics to me?
good old songs with good words.. thank you
Awesome brings back a lot memories! Thanks Terry and family! Glad to see your family/Blackstone remembering and honouring others from the past! May the Creator bless all of you and your families....
Thank you I'm bless for no seeing and hearing you songs
LOVE IT !! RESPECT FROM THE DINE (navajo) NATION . Brings back memories sitting at the drum back in the 80s w Oyate Simgers ( late Everett Poorthunder) and my Cousins Sun Eagle Singers when Howard Badhand was down south here in NM . Thank You Gentlemen.
AHO, ALL NATIVE RELATIVES ACROSS TURTLE ISLAND & IN FAR DISTANT CONTINENTS. I AM FULL BLOOD DINÉ ALSO FROM THE EASTERN DISTRICT. I ALSO KNEW BIG BROTHER, EVERRT POORTHUNDER. IT WAS HE THAT INTRODUCED ME TO THE DRUM & SINGING BACK IN THE EARLY 90'S. AND MANY BLESSINGS GO THE FAMILY. IT WAS ALSO AROUND THAT TIME THAT WE, THE FAMILY WAS INVITED TO HELP AT THE SUNDANCE AT RED SHIRT TABLE IN SOUTH DAKOTA. MANY BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES FROM THAT TIME. SO I WISH MANY BLESSINGS AND THANKS TO ALL THE LAKOTA NATION AND THE PORCUPINE SINGERS.
@@privatenumber8723Good Morning Brother Glad to hsar/meet someone else who was inspired by Him. He and Ethel were BIG inspiration to the 4 corners of the Dine'Nation and im sure all over as well. I myself learn about Dancing and Singing but most of all RESPECT To all Relations from Them Both .
Many Thanks to you! Sharing with friends and relatives. Hai hai!
LMAO ....Chakangleee
Lmao 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Damn brent haha
Attah kili!! Lila waste yo!! Taku nawa'hon na taku wanblake ki han le blehimi'ci yelo
Thank you, that was my prayer for the day from Canada, BC. Listening to you on this fine morning.
Míyaxwen Wah nation to nation to my relations keep up the good work brothers.👊😁
How awesome, thank you guys. I always listen to Porcupine Singers and remember Grandpa Severt ❤ that is drum name "PORCUPINE SINGERS " he would always have something humble and funny to share. I miss our elders who traveled to the next world 🙏 keep jamming for the people and remembering grandpas drum !!! Wopila tanka iichichiyapii thank you very much,