This is my great grandfather which would be my Big Brother in Kiowa ways.. These songs were recorded out at our old home south of Carnegie, OK.. The rest of the singers are all my family too.. I'm proud to be Kiowa and a lot more proud to be a Koomsa.. Thanks for all those who love these songs.. Aho
The songs following the starting song belongs to Chief WhiteBear( SATE-THIE-DAY) Both songs have the same meaning..In Kiowa it says "If I go and fight and die...Who will cry for me?"...and in response our other chief Sitting Bear(Sate-eingyah) responds.".I will cry for you...brother...Pahbee"...Beautiful songs of the Koygoo... Or as whiteman say Kiowa...
I cry now as I read those words. Powerful Songs......I sure miss being in NM where at the start of every Pow Wow all a lot of Gourd singers would come out and sing the Songs...beautiful memories....
As a Nez Perce woman, I love the songs, they comfort me in my heart - as I know the songs comfort the menfolk that have endured the wars for this United States. To me, it helps them remember they are Native American first of all and then they are U.S. citizens. The Nez Perce people were captured and sent to Oklahoma to Tonkawa with Chief Joseph. Many friends were made by our people, the songs sound very good. Thank You.
+Rusty Cozad, You tell him pbau bi, how the hell does one tribe steal anothers songs. I've heard this bs for years. One tribe does not steal songs and the other suddenly forgets their own songs, it doesn't even make sense
Kiowa should be more creative and come up with their own starting song and not take credit for most of the songs they claim but yeah they sing initiation songs bowstring songs
Iam cree. I speak and hold it and understand.. . from (Kehewin)..alberta. My. Tribe relatives .there will be a day. We will all rise..proud 2 hear this song .nieces-Nephew's....brother's and sister's. . aunties-uncle's. Grand ma's- Grand pa's.. And Great great Chapans..Ah-hooo. ..i live in two worlds.. My color.. Red. And white.. ..my. Late parents told me. Go my son.. Go out therr and learn.. Work.. Go to school.. Sooo. I took my wings. And flew away from my nest.. I miss home..Ah-hoooo
If we could only open the whites eyes then there hearts will be open to mother earth an to the creator as well black wolf mingo elder.please respect the earth we only have 1.
cheyennes gave kiowas SOME of these songs, in ceremonies and in trades for some of our songs. So we used thm for brush dance. As years pass, we made more to go along with thm. And bsides,,, dont b upset cause we sing yalls song better thn yall. And turnd thm into sumthing AMAZING.. AYE!!! j/k. ~I HAVE SPOKEN~
Cheyenne bow string society songs they was tooken when the stormed a camp took their two society's members kept them at there camp had torture them made them given the songs and after that mutilated them and took their scalps the kiowa will still have these Scalpes and they use them every year at the black leggings societies this is the stories that's told to us at southern Cheyenne Sundance every year whenever new bowstring society members are tooken they tell these stories but it's okay ckuz cheyenne never get acknowledgment for anything nah'ish in'nah'hain I have spoken piv'ah
This is my great grandfather which would be my Big Brother in Kiowa ways.. These songs were recorded out at our old home south of Carnegie, OK.. The rest of the singers are all my family too.. I'm proud to be Kiowa and a lot more proud to be a Koomsa.. Thanks for all those who love these songs.. Aho
Jeremy Koomsa aho brother. Thank you for sharing
My grandpa is from Carnegie. IM A KAULAY . IRA IS MY GRANDPA . AH-HO
Cheyenne bow string society song
Ah-ho Jeremy... i remember him singing at all the Hand games we used to go to at that house as a little tyke...such cherished memories...ayyyhawww
I was one who danced to the songs when I was little I always remember these songs
Beautiful song. And the women singing sound SO beautiful. THIS is how women should sound when they sing behind the drum.
I LOVE HEARING THIS.... brings back memories for me.... in NM I heard them ...
I was head little girl dancer my grandparents were Paul and grandma Verna yellow cloud and I am proud of them
Man I danced everything week
I listening to what I am proud of I love grandma Verna yellow cloud standing bird
I am soooo proud to be Kiowa!!!!
Our People...
Our History...
Our Legacy.
i'm nostalgic for this, i moved out of oklahoma last year and i miss it only for my tribe and family, proud to be kiowa
that's my grandfather singing. I knew his voice as soon as I heard it. Long lost memories. Ah-ho Daw-kee.
I'm related to u 😅
We can still dress that way,an good memory of them,,it makes me feel so great
The songs following the starting song belongs to Chief WhiteBear( SATE-THIE-DAY) Both songs have the same meaning..In Kiowa it says "If I go and fight and die...Who will cry for me?"...and in response our other chief Sitting Bear(Sate-eingyah) responds.".I will cry for you...brother...Pahbee"...Beautiful songs of the Koygoo... Or as whiteman say Kiowa...
seehorse77 do u know how to pronounce the kiowa words?
I cry now as I read those words. Powerful Songs......I sure miss being in NM where at the start of every Pow Wow all a lot of Gourd singers would come out and sing the Songs...beautiful memories....
Cheyenne bow string society song
This Song was given, to the People.... by a Wolf, right? That is what I was told....
Love being Kiowa pride who IAM Kiowa men
Love this ❤ reminds me of my Dad Adam and my G'ma Sallie ❤
RIP dad, I love you. Your in my heart,.
God Bless! Navajo Nation
There is no music more beautiful!
So true
The voices of angels so beautiful I could sit by a the campfire and listen all day long
This brings tears to my eyes…. My late uncle a Vietnam veteran he use to dance and listen these songs.
As a Nez Perce woman, I love the songs, they comfort me in my heart - as I know the songs comfort the menfolk that have endured the wars for this United States. To me, it helps them remember they are Native American first of all and then they are U.S. citizens. The Nez Perce people were captured and sent to Oklahoma to Tonkawa with Chief Joseph. Many friends were made by our people, the songs sound very good. Thank You.
You Kiowas stole our songs
Kiowas didn't and never did steal anything. These songs came to my Kiowa ancestors when the Kiowas lived in Canada.
+Rusty Cozad, You tell him pbau bi, how the hell does one tribe steal anothers songs. I've heard this bs for years. One tribe does not steal songs and the other suddenly forgets their own songs, it doesn't even make sense
Kiowa should be more creative and come up with their own starting song and not take credit for most of the songs they claim but yeah they sing initiation songs bowstring songs
@@thunderwolf5969 can u sing?
Love the songs. Wish I could get more. My parents were good friends with the Koomsa family, the late Flo and Stu Barton.
Jus what I needed today..reminded me of my daddy Eugene and my grandpa Ed...R.I.P. daddy &g-pa..
Iam cree. I speak and hold it and understand.. . from (Kehewin)..alberta.
My. Tribe relatives .there will be a day. We will all rise..proud 2 hear this song .nieces-Nephew's....brother's and sister's. . aunties-uncle's. Grand ma's- Grand pa's.. And Great great Chapans..Ah-hooo. ..i live in two worlds..
My color.. Red. And white.. ..my. Late parents told me. Go my son.. Go out therr and learn.. Work.. Go to school.. Sooo. I took my wings. And flew away from my nest.. I miss home..Ah-hoooo
Why would anybody give thumbs down? I'm Poolaw and it's beautiful!
Knew this man leading. Used to play handgame in Crow Agency back in the day When the world still meant something Ikitiiga
I got to see my first gourd dance last Saturday at Carolinas Indian Seminar
Southern Pon'ka... Aho always good to start these songs off
Listen to these all the time 🙂
An I'm always bethe greats ndn proud of us
i like these kind of songs they interest me of how these dancers react to these songs keeping the culture alive..
Thank you. Great video and song. I really love the late Bill Koomsa Sr. History here and thanks to Canyon Records.
Kiowa and proud to be gramps was the whip man for the gourd clan
good songs
Ah ho
i just learned about my Kiowa heritage anyway sites or things i should read to learn more? I’m Black-Leggings for if anyone else is too.
If we could only open the whites eyes then there hearts will be open to mother earth an to the creator as well black wolf mingo elder.please respect the earth we only have 1.
У них песни одинаковы-:"Аяаагаааэйго...".Столько смысла!
Kiowa 5th is the first
what year is this from?
Cheyenne
Yup Cheyenne bow string society song
LOVE
first song is southern Cheyenne
~bowstringsong~
Hawww
Navajo songs
Asqwali!
Owiii
these aint kiowa songs these are cheyenne songs
cheyennes gave kiowas SOME of these songs, in ceremonies and in trades for some of our songs. So we used thm for brush dance. As years pass, we made more to go along with thm.
And bsides,,, dont b upset cause we sing yalls song better thn yall. And turnd thm into sumthing AMAZING.. AYE!!! j/k.
~I HAVE SPOKEN~
Cheyenne bow string society songs they was tooken when the stormed a camp took their two society's members kept them at there camp had torture them made them given the songs and after that mutilated them and took their scalps the kiowa will still have these Scalpes and they use them every year at the black leggings societies this is the stories that's told to us at southern Cheyenne Sundance every year whenever new bowstring society members are tooken they tell these stories but it's okay ckuz cheyenne never get acknowledgment for anything nah'ish in'nah'hain I have spoken piv'ah