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This weeks Feature Cd, comes from the band The American Indians, band from the saga of waila.  Chicken Scratch comes from the southern Arizona's Native people, a social dance music.  This album you will hear a beautiful melodies of saxophone, guitar, bass, drums, two-step, and cumbias. 

Tune in this Friday, January 13, 2016 12P.M. (MST) to hear the entire album on Tribal Radio 91.3FM & 89.7FM. 

Once a month Tribal Radio Features a throwback CD and This weeks KSUT, features Red Bull, Round Dance Fever. 

Tune in this Friday, July 22, 2016 12P.M.(MST)            For more information about this album or other Traditional, and Contemporary recordings visit http://www.turtleislandmusic.com

This weeks Feature CD is Eastern Eagle Singers, this Friday, February 4, 2016.  Tune in to hear the entire album with special Features from, Tribe Called Red.

Midnite Express drum group is from the twin city of Minnesota, they have an unique original style of singing.  This weeks Feature CD, was recorded live from Pala, Honoring Traditions Pow Wow in California.  This album was Produced by: Bear Tracks & Midnite Express.   Tune in this Friday May 22, 2015 to hear this weeks Feature CD, Midnite Express, Live at Pala, on Tribal Radio 91.3FM & 89.7FM 12P.M. (MST).  This CD was  donated to Tribal Radio.

Young Buffalo Horse, A New Beginning recorded live at the Cherokee Nation Holiday Powwow.  This highly energetic group of young singers provides us with 17 individual tracks of Northern Style songs.  Members represented the Ojibwe Cree, Lakota, Dakota and Sac & Fox Nations.  Join us Friday, August 2, 2013 at noon for the Friday Featured CD.

Wikiwam Ahsin was released in 2006 and all drumming & vocals by both Maynard Whitehawk & Lance Crowe.  The first volume of a series of six Whitehawk & Crowe have  been singing and composing Native American Church Music for thirteen years prior to this release. This particular album was donated to the station, copies of this and other Native American Church songs can be found at www.peyotevault.com or www.drumgroups.com   

Originally recorded in February 1968 with the Boniface Bonnie singers and re-released in 2013.  According to the cd jacket the Navajo Spin Dance is one of several kinds of social dances traditionally performed during a three or five night ceremony usually held in the summer months.  We hope enjoy this weeks featured CD selection.  If you are interested in this or other Native American recordings visit the Indian House website at www.indianhouse.com

Jana Mashonee is a tw0-time GRAMMY nominee and nine-time NAMMY winner.  Her music is steeped in R&B and gospel roots, which brought her in the mainstream.   She is Lumbee and Tuscarora originally from North Carolina. She is currently releasing her music through Miss Molly Records available on iTunes and Amazon.

Native Music Artist Jana Mashonee will be performing live in concert Saturday, June 22 at the Sky Ute Casino Resort.  Grammy nominated for her recordings and a 9-time Native American Music Award winner Jana has represented Indian Country as the first- Native artist to make it on to the Billboard Dance Charts.  Performance starts at 7 PM at the Sky Ute Event Center tickets are available on line at www.skyutecasino.com or call (970) 563-7777

Recorded live at the 2012 Pala Powwow located in Southern California. "Stoic" is a compilation of  16 powwow songs composed by various members of the drum group.  This particular Album is dedicated to all the original Members who sang around the drum some 15 years ago.  Tha Tribe originated at Haskell Indian Nations University located in Lawrence, KS in 1997.  Members have come and gone and have become professionals in their own right from Tribal delegates, Environmentalist and Solo-recording artist just to name a few.  They have and will always be Haskell Rascals.  Tribal Radio is proud to

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Southern Ute Tribal Radio is proud to present the Friday Feature CD.  Tune in Friday at Noon to hear live Recordings from the 2012 San Juan College Powwow featuring the Host Drums Northern Cree & Zotiah Singers. 

April 5th Tribal Radio Featured CD is Flute Player R.Carlos Nakai featuring the rhythmic drum and percussion beats of Will Clipman. Grammy nominees and unique musicians in their own right this collaboration connect two genres awakening balance and harmony in the listener. Tune in this Friday at Noon for the feature CD "Awakening the Fire"     

Join KSUT TRIBAL RADIO for the "Vintage Vinyl Showcase" take a step back into Powwow history with the Rocky Boy Haystack Ramblers.  Originally recorded and released in 1973 on the Canyon Records Label the album consist of fourteen songs and are all considered war dance-type songs. 

Singers present for the recording: Charles Gopher (L to R) Robert Favel, John G. Meyers, Rocky Stump & John Windy Boy.

The "Vintage Vinyl Showcase" is a musical series intermingled with the the "Friday Featured CD" programming provided every Friday at Noon on KSUT Southern Ute Tribal Radio.

KSUT Southern Ute Tribal Radio Staff would like to say "Thank you" to all the long time Tribal Radio listeners, as well as welcome those who are new to the Tribal Radio listening family.  Spring is a very important season to the Ute people,  a time for renewal and rejuvenation.  We extend well wishes to you and yours during the new year. 

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Progressing on from last weekend's victories at the District Tournament in Cortez, CO.  Ignacio Boys and Girls Varsity Teams will be hosting the 2A Regional Tournament at Durango High School.  One of Eight Regions hosting High School Tournaments this weekend throughout the state of Colorado. Teams are all vying to represent their region at the 2A State Tournament to be held in Pueblo, CO March 14-16th.

Game times are as follows:

KSUT TRIBAL RADIO WILL BE BROADCASTING THE IGNACIO BOYS AND GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL GAMES THIS WEEKEND…… LIVE FROM THE SAN JUAN BASIN LEAGUE –DISTRICT TOURNAMENT IN CORTEZ….TUNE IN FRIDAY EVENING AT 5:30 TO HEAR THE IGNACIO BOYS VARSITY  VS TELURIDE ….AND AGAIN AT 7PM TO HEAR THE IGNACIO LADYCATS TAKE ON THE WINNER OF THE MANCOS/RIDGEWAY GAME

KSUT SOUTHERN UTE TRIBAL RADIO CAN BE HEARD IN THE IGNACIO AT 91.3FM….IN FARMINGTON AT 89.7FM…..AND ON THE WEB AT KSUT.ORG

Farmington, NM – A new Native American radio voice is coming to NW New Mexico.  KSUT Southern Ute Tribal Radio will begin broadcasting in March from the south bluff in Farmington at FM 89.7 with a unique blend of local and national programming geared to Native Americans.  The new Tribal Radio signal will reach many of the communities in NW New Mexico with a fresh new blend of programming that includes one of the nation’s only radio programs dedicated to traditional Native American music.  KSUT Tribal Radio also carries news and information from Indian Country through national programs such

Tribal Radio is proud to present the PORCUPINE SINGERS "Traditional Sioux Songs: Volume II" recorded in 1977 during the Ring of Thunder Wacipi a celebration  of the Rosebud Sioux located in South Dakota.  One of Two Albums recorded and released that year by Canyon Records and made available on 8-track & cassette tape.  At the time of this recording the PORCUPINE SINGERS had been an established drum group for twelve years, traveling throughout Canada and the United States.  Singers present for this recording were: Henry Green Crow, David Clairmont, James Clairmont (Lead Singer), Severt Y

KSUT Tribal Radio is proud to present Navajo Corn Grinding & Shoe Game Songs, originally recorded in Klagetoh, AZ in 1974 and released in 1975 on the Indian House Label located in Taos, NM. Join us on February 8, 2013 to hear Corn Grinding & Shoe Game Songs of the Dine.   

Tribal Radio returns to our programming roots with the VINTAGE VINYL SHOWCASE pulled from the archive shelf for your listening pleasure.    This week's Featured Album is titled "12 Northern Cheyenne War Dance Songs" Recorded in Lame Deer, Montana.  Sung by Phillip Whitman, John Whiteman, Burton Fisher & George Fisher and released on the Indian Records label located in Fay, Oklahoma.  Originally played in the early 80's as part of KSUT Tribal Radio's programming.

KSUT Tribal Radio presents, IRON BOY SINGERS  recorded live during the 2012 Prairie Island Powwow.  IRONBOY has been crisscrossing across Indian Country from east to west and "Bringing It" with a combination of raw Northern style vocals and a powerful yet classic rhythm.  The group originates in the Twin Cities of Minnesota with members  representing many Nations. 13 intertribal and contest songs were captured for your listening pleasure by Bear Tracks Media. Tune in at 12'noon on Friday, January 11 to hear the IRON BOY SINGERS,  LIVE @ PRAIRIE ISLAND.  

Warscout a well known drum group composed "RED CHRISTMAS" a compilation of Round Dance songs sang in the Plains Cree Style with a Holiday theme.  Released in 2006 on the Canyon Records label this CD embodies the Holiday spirit including everything from humor to courtship.  Round Dance Season has started in many rural communities throughout Canada and the Northern United States.  A Social Dance held primarily during the Winter months, with the majority occurring during the  Holiday Season.  KSUT Tribal Radio would like to Wish Happy Holidays to listeners and members of the Station NEAR &

Recorded at Crow Agency, Montana in August 1999 as a preservation tool.  The MADDOG SINGERS want to ensure the traditional Crow style of singing and dancing continues.  They also want to educate the listener of the origins and proper use of these Double Beat Songs.  To obtain a copy of this and other Native recordings visit www.indianhouse.com    

Native Blues Band INDIGENOUS "Love-in The-Mist" this week's Featured CD on Tribal Radio, one of the first Albums released by the group.  

BLACKSTONE, A TIME FOR CHANGE

16 unique tracks released in 2006 and nominated for "Best Native American Recording" in 2007 by the Native American Music Awards.  KSUT Tribal Radio is proud to share a throwback BLACKSTONE with Tribal Radio Listeners.  You can follow us on FACEBOOK by liking our Fanpage at www.facebook.com/TribalRadio91.3FM

Mixing rock, acoustic and reggae with the sounds of their Native American heritage, Clan/destine creates exciting original music. Clan/destine's eleven original songs capture the energy of today's hottest sounds and the spirit of traditional ways. With Frank Poocha on vocals, keyboards and trumpet, Dave Montour on bass, Native American flute and vocals, Chuck Harris on lead and acoustic guitar, Steve Gatlin on drums and Juan Sanchez on vocals and congas.

THE BOYZ, established in 1989 at the Prairie Island Dakota Wacipi originated with four singers, ranging in age from 4 years old to 14 years old.  23 years later on the present day powwow trail, THE BOYZ have grown up singing and composing songs.  Their singing has taken them to foreign lands far from Indian Country as ambassadors for their families, communities and Native America.  As close as brothers, the group has grown to include singers from the East to the West coast all providing a unique style and blend of voices.  KSUT Tribal Radio would like to Thank THE BOYZ and Drum Hop Producti

Originating in 1995 at the Southern Ute Fair, two southern groups came together to form YELLOW JACKET. Traveling from one end of the country to the other singing southern style, this young group of men brought a unique and powerful singing to the people. A long the way singers have come and gone, one of the original singer Mr. Johnson B.

It is with sadness in our hearts that we announce that Tribal Elder, Ray C. Frost took it upon himself to resigned as the host of "PERSPECTIVES" , Oct 3rd was his final show here on Tribal Radio, A BIG SURPRISE TO US ALL.