Live with Piano Prince Davell Crawford and Native American Songs and Sounds from Pow-Wow to Pop

It’s an American Routes live session with the Piano Prince of New Orleans, Davell Crawford, a fine singer and wily raconteur who grew up in Lafayette and New Orleans. We’ll also hear some of his and our piano heroes from South Louisiana and beyond: James Booker, Professor Longhair, and Ray Charles, as well as Davell’s grandfather, Sugar Boy Crawford. Then, it’s our tribute to Indigenous Peoples’ Day, the second Monday of October, with an array of Native American voices and music from the Black Lodge Singers, Dennis Banks, Link Wray, and Redbone. Plus archival and current conversations with Assiniboine Cree Singers from Montana, French-speaking Houmas from Louisiana and vocal harmonies from the women of Ulali

HOUR ONE

Open Bed: Ain't That A Shame Davell Crawford
Dear Fats, I Love You, Davell Crawford

One for the Highway James Booker
Classified, Rounder

Tipitina Professor Longhair
Professor Longhair: New Orleans Piano, Atlantic

Early in the Morning Ray Charles
The Great Hits of Ray Charles Recorded on 8 Track Stereo, Atlantic

Jock-A-Mo James "Sugar Boy" Crawford
Chess New Orleans, Chess

Blue Monday Fats Domino
They Call Me the Fat Man (The Legendary Imperial Recordings), Capitol

Instrumental: Tipitina Allen Toussaint
American Routes original recording

SEGMENT: Davell Crawford

Song for James Davell Crawford
American Routes original recording

Morning Star Davell Crawford
American Routes original recording

Don't Ever Be Blue Davell Crawford
American Routes original recording

Round and Round Davell Crawford
American Routes original recording

Ain't That a Shame Davell Crawford
American Routes original recording

Instrumental: Organ Instrumental Davell Crawford
American Routes original recording

I Know the Lord Will Make a Way Davell Crawford
American Routes original recording

Drown in My Own Tears Davell Crawford
American Routes original recording

Blues Organ Davell Crawford
American Routes original recording

Let them Talk Davell Crawford
American Routes original recording

We Shall Gather by the River Davell Crawford
American Routes original recording

End Bed: Careless Love Davell Crawford
Dear Fats, I Love You, Davell Crawford

HOUR TWO

Open Bed: Sacred Directions Bryan Akipa
Songs from the Black Hills, Tom Bee/Soar

Red Sky, Blue Mountain Samantha Crain
You Had Me at Goodbye, Ramseur

Big Rock Samantha Crain
Under Branch & Thorn & Tree, Ramseur

SEGMENT: Assiniboine Cree Singers

It's My Way Buffy Sainte-Marie
It’s My Way, Vanguard

Comanche Link Wray & the Wraymen
Link Wray: Slinky! The Epic Sessions: 1958-1960, Sony

Instrumental: Finale Medley Lawrence Houle
Wood that Sings—Indian Fiddle Music of the Americas, Smithsonian Folkways

SEGMENT: Ulali

Bacon Ridge Jig Lawrence 'Teddy Boy' Houle
Old Time Fiddling by Lawrence ‘Teddy Boy’ Houle, Sunshine

Eagle Island Blues: Athapaskan Love Song Bill Stevens, Frances Williams, and Lisa Jaeger
Wood That Sings: Indian Fiddle Music of the Americas, Smithsonian Folkways

Stadium Pow Wow Halluci Nation
Stadium Pow Wow, Radicalized

One Eyed Ford Dennis Banks
Nowa Cumig: At the Center of the Universe, Dennis Banks

Come and Get Your Love Redbone
Come and Get Your Love - Remixes - EP, Sony

Instrumental: First Voices R. Carlos Nakai, Black Lodge, William Eaton
Ancestral Voice, Canyon Records

Crow Hop Black Lodge Singers
Pow Wow Songs - Recorded Live in Arizona, Canyon

Sponge Bob Square Pants Black Lodge
MORE Kids’ Pow-Wow Songs, Canyon

SEGMENT: Houmas

Closing Bed: Singing to the Four Directions Bryan Akipa
Song of the Aspen, Red Cedar Flute

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