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Pow WoW
Pow Wow was a Native American rock band that formed in the early 1970s. Their debut album came out in 1971, featuring the song 'Money,' which became their...
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Comme un Guetteur
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Et que Dieu me damne
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Allongé sur mon sampan
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Devenir Cheyenne
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Iko Iko
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Jesus
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Le Bois Mort
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Le Lion Est Mort Ce Soir
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Le chat
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Le poisson dans la vitrine
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Le roi des escrocs
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Money
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Puzzle
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Zombies dans Paris
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Pow Wow was a Native American rock band that formed in the early 1970s. Their debut album came out in 1971, featuring the song 'Money,' which became their most recognizable track. The band included Buddy Red Bow on vocals and guitar, Red Thunder Cloud on bass, and Jim Dandy on drums.
Their music mixed rock and blues with traditional Native American elements. Beyond 'Money,' their catalog included songs like 'Allongé sur mon sampan' and 'Devenir Cheyenne.' They released several albums through the mid-1970s, including 'Medicine Dream' in 1972 and 'The Might of a Nation' in 1973.
As a Native American band during that period, they faced industry and social challenges. Their work often addressed themes relevant to indigenous communities. The group's recordings provided one of the earlier examples of Native American musicians working in a rock format.
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