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Next GRAMMY: Contemporary Native music?
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FEBRUARY 21, 2001
Joseph Fire Crow at the GRAMMYs. Tuesday Jan 21 |
Tribute To The Elders - The Black Lodge Singers (Canyon)
Cheyenne Nation - Joseph Fire Crow (Makoche)
Veterans Songs - Lakota Thunder (Makoche)
Peacemaker's Journey - Joanne Shenandoah (Silverwave)
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Native Genre Takes Pride of Place at the Grammys (The New York Times 2/21)
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