Query: pura fe

title: PURA FE TRIO LIVE!(2CD)

title: Caution to the Wind by Pura Fe

title: Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World
text: Product Description **CERTIFIED FRESH on ROTTEN TOMATOES** Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World is a revelatory documentary brings to light the profound and overlooked in uence of Indigenous people on popular music in North America. Focusing on music icons like Link Wray, Jimi Hendrix, Bu y Sainte-Marie, Taboo (The Black Eyed Peas), Charley Patton, Mildred Bailey, Jesse Ed Davis, Robbie Robertson, and Randy Castillo, Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World shows how these pioneering Native American musicians helped shape the soundtracks of our lives. Product Description **CERTIFIED FRESH on ROTTEN TOMATOES** Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World is a revelatory documentary brings to light the profound and overlooked in uence of Indigenous people on popular music in North America. Focusing on music icons like Link Wray, Jimi Hendrix, Bu y Sainte-Marie, Taboo (The Black Eyed Peas), Charley Patton, Mildred Bailey, Jesse Ed Davis, Robbie Robertson, and Randy Castillo, Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World shows how these pioneering Native American musicians helped shape the soundtracks of our lives.From the manufacturer Founded as Kino International in 1977 and led for decades by industry pioneer Donald Krim, the company rose to prominence importing and releasing international films otherwise neglected in the United States, while also establishing itself as a home for American classics and silent cinema. Among the iconic auteurs whose films were introduced to audiences by the company are Wong Kar-wai, Michaelangelo Antonioni, Roberto Rosselini, Djibril Diop Mambéty, Michael Haneke, Férid Boughedir, Aki Kaurismaki, Bertrand Tavernier, Andrei Tarkovsky, Shohei Imamura, Julie Dash, Morris Engel, Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, F.W. Murnau, and the Lumiere Brothers. Kino Classics The classic arm of Kino Lorber offers many of the greatest films from the past, both silent and sound, for the discriminating viewer, from historical silents through the French new wave. Kino Lorber Our premiere theatrical and home video label, Kino Lorber delivers to audiences the best in contemporary world cinema, curated from film festivals at Cannes, Berlin, Sundance, Toronto and beyond. Kino Lorber Studio Classics Kino Lorber Studio Classics is dedicated to bringing you the best of Hollywood’s successes, critical and commercial. All from best available sources, many on DVD or Blu-ray for the very first time. Kino Cult Kino Cult is a deep dive into unapologetically weird genre cinema, blending recent arthouse discoveries with hundreds of outrageous midnight movies and grindhouse classics. Read more 

title: Condor Meets the Eagle -- By Kanatan Aski* -- With Pura Fe

title: Sacred Seed
text: Editorial Reviews En 2005 sur The Last & Lost Blues Survivor, compilation du label américain Music Maker destinée à réhabiliter des musiciens oubliés, on découvrait une voix qui n'allait plus nous quitter : celle de Pura Fé, indienne Tuscarora, artiste et activiste. Trois albums ont suivi chez Dixiefrog, imposant à nos oreilles une exceptionnelle chanteuse entre folk, blues et musique traditionnelle des Amérindiens de Caroline du Nord. Pura Fé signe aujourd'hui son arrivée chez Nueva Onda Records avec Sacred Seed (Graine sacrée), onze titres qui s'accompagnent d'une nouvelle direction artistique sous l'impulsion de Mathis Haug qui a supervisé l'enregistrement dans un mas du sud de la France. La chanteuse y abandonne sa guitare lap-steel pour se concentrer sur de merveilleuses harmonies vocales, écho au violoncelle d'Eric Longsworth parmi une orchestration épurée que complètent Stéphan Notari (piano, percussions) et Mathis lui-même (guitare, banjo). Sur des compositions qui puisent leur force dans la tradition amérindienne pré-blues, et sur des textes qui racontent les convictions humanistes de leur auteur, en plus de reprises de Duke Ellington (« In a Sentimental Mood ») et Norman Greenbaum (« Spirit In The Sky »), Pura Fé signe son album à la fois le plus intime et le plus aventureux. Editorial Reviews En 2005 sur The Last & Lost Blues Survivor, compilation du label américain Music Maker destinée à réhabiliter des musiciens oubliés, on découvrait une voix qui n'allait plus nous quitter : celle de Pura Fé, indienne Tuscarora, artiste et activiste. Trois albums ont suivi chez Dixiefrog, imposant à nos oreilles une exceptionnelle chanteuse entre folk, blues et musique traditionnelle des Amérindiens de Caroline du Nord. Pura Fé signe aujourd'hui son arrivée chez Nueva Onda Records avec Sacred Seed (Graine sacrée), onze titres qui s'accompagnent d'une nouvelle direction artistique sous l'impulsion de Mathis Haug qui a supervisé l'enregistrement dans un mas du sud de la France. La chanteuse y abandonne sa guitare lap-steel pour se concentrer sur de merveilleuses harmonies vocales, écho au violoncelle d'Eric Longsworth parmi une orchestration épurée que complètent Stéphan Notari (piano, percussions) et Mathis lui-même (guitare, banjo). Sur des compositions qui puisent leur force dans la tradition amérindienne pré-blues, et sur des textes qui racontent les convictions humanistes de leur auteur, en plus de reprises de Duke Ellington (« In a Sentimental Mood ») et Norman Greenbaum (« Spirit In The Sky »), Pura Fé signe son album à la fois le plus intime et le plus aventureux.

title: Blues Night in North Carolina

title: Hold The Rain by PURA FE

title: Full Moon Rising
text: Editorial Reviews NEW Combo BLUWAVS CD and FLAC FILE Editorial Reviews NEW Combo BLUWAVS CD and FLAC FILE

title: Hold the Rain
text: Editorial Reviews Pura Fe's Hold the Rain Released through the Music Maker Relief Foundation Pura Fé has released her 2nd solo album, Hold The Rain on the Music Maker Relief Foundation label. Pura Fe has long been known as an activist and voice for her Nation and supports Indigenous issues world wide. On Hold the Rain, Pura Fé delivers a very personal album featuring her powerful voice, hamonies, slide guitar and joined by one of Seattle's finest guitarists, Danny Godinez. The whole album is infused with Danny's heavy, melodic acoustic guitar picking, memorable solo's and a coe writer of 2 songs with Pura Fe. It is an interactive CD with exclusive video content. Each track shows Pura Fe's passion and diversity, traveling and weaving many genres. Her version of "Summertime" - dedicated to her mother - is an upbeat jazzy rendition and a reflection of her childhood watching her Mom sing with the Duke Ellington Orchestra. "If I was Your Guitar" was inspired by Kelly Joe Phelps whose lap slide led Pura Fe into "falling in love with music all over again." Also included is an anthem Pura Fe wrote to "unite the tribes of the Carolinas and Virginia," a traditional-like piece recorded with 30 Native singers surrounding her powerful lead vocal like a gospel choir. The song 'Hold the Rain' is dedicated to her Father who was also a singer, the Spanish Gypsy Blues ending to the song is in honor of him. Pura Fé was born in New York City. Her Spanish name translates as "Pure Faith" and was given to her by her father who is from Puerto Rico of Spanish, Corsican and Taino Indian blood. She was raised by her mother and a gifted family of female singers that are Tuscarora's who moved from North Carolina to New York City in the early 1900's. The Tuscarora are the most southern band of Iroquois people. They live in several large pockets such as the 40 thousand in Robeson County, NC. Recently Music Maker's Tim Duffy visited with Pura Fe and members of her Nation there. Duffy says, "We visited with Deer Clan Chief Mark Locklear and other elders. I learned of the great struggles they face as a federally unrecognized group of Indians. We recorded a great number of traditional songs with the Deer Clan Singers." Since her introduction to Music Maker, Pura Fé's solo career has blossomed in Europe. France's Dixie Frog Records re-released Pura Fe's first record Follow your Heart's Desire, which won the 2006 L' Academie Charles Cros Award for Best World Album and has recently issued Hold the Rain as well. Pura Fé is still struggling in the States but is becoming a very strong ambassador for Music Maker in France, Germany and Spain. With this new release Music Maker hopes to spread her beautiful message more widely throughout the United States. When William R. Ferris , widely recognized as a leader in Southern studies, African-American music, and folklore and former chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities, called Music Maker and urged them to help Pura Fé with her musical career, they could not refuse. Ferris related that the academic community was just beginning to recognize the great influence of Indian culture on Southern foodways, religion, music and culture. It was a perfect match. Look for this and other Music Maker releases on www.musicmaker.org. Editorial Reviews Pura Fe's Hold the Rain Released through the Music Maker Relief Foundation Pura Fé has released her 2nd solo album, Hold The Rain on the Music Maker Relief Foundation label. Pura Fe has long been known as an activist and voice for her Nation and supports Indigenous issues world wide. On Hold the Rain, Pura Fé delivers a very personal album featuring her powerful voice, hamonies, slide guitar and joined by one of Seattle's finest guitarists, Danny Godinez. The whole album is infused with Danny's heavy, melodic acoustic guitar picking, memorable solo's and a coe writer of 2 songs with Pura Fe. It is an interactive CD with exclusive video content. Each track shows Pura Fe's passion and diversity, traveling and weaving many genres. Her version of "Summertime" - dedicated to her mother - is an upbeat jazzy rendition and a reflection of her childhood watching her Mom sing with the Duke Ellington Orchestra. "If I was Your Guitar" was inspired by Kelly Joe Phelps whose lap slide led Pura Fe into "falling in love with music all over again." Also included is an anthem Pura Fe wrote to "unite the tribes of the Carolinas and Virginia," a traditional-like piece recorded with 30 Native singers surrounding her powerful lead vocal like a gospel choir. The song 'Hold the Rain' is dedicated to her Father who was also a singer, the Spanish Gypsy Blues ending to the song is in honor of him. Pura Fé was born in New York City. Her Spanish name translates as "Pure Faith" and was given to her by her father who is from Puerto Rico of Spanish, Corsican and Taino Indian blood. She was raised by her mother and a gifted family of female singers that are Tuscarora's who moved from North Carolina to New York City in the early 1900's. The Tuscarora are the most southern band of Iroquois people. They live in several large pockets such as the 40 thousand in Robeson County, NC. Recently Music Maker's Tim Duffy visited with Pura Fe and members of her Nation there. Duffy says, "We visited with Deer Clan Chief Mark Locklear and other elders. I learned of the great struggles they face as a federally unrecognized group of Indians. We recorded a great number of traditional songs with the Deer Clan Singers." Since her introduction to Music Maker, Pura Fé's solo career has blossomed in Europe. France's Dixie Frog Records re-released Pura Fe's first record Follow your Heart's Desire, which won the 2006 L' Academie Charles Cros Award for Best World Album and has recently issued Hold the Rain as well. Pura Fé is still struggling in the States but is becoming a very strong ambassador for Music Maker in France, Germany and Spain. With this new release Music Maker hopes to spread her beautiful message more widely throughout the United States. When William R. Ferris , widely recognized as a leader in Southern studies, African-American music, and folklore and former chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities, called Music Maker and urged them to help Pura Fé with her musical career, they could not refuse. Ferris related that the academic community was just beginning to recognize the great influence of Indian culture on Southern foodways, religion, music and culture. It was a perfect match. Look for this and other Music Maker releases on www.musicmaker.org.

title: Tuscarora Nation Blues
text: Editorial Reviews NEW Combo BLUWAVS CD and FLAC FILE Editorial Reviews NEW Combo BLUWAVS CD and FLAC FILE

title: Follow Your Heart's Desire
text: Editorial Reviews Pura Fe's voice soars the heavens, taking us on a visionary ride, elegantly stating the Indigenous influence on the birth of the Blues. This beautiful album is complete with songs of love, history and anthems for her Tuscarora Indian Nation of North Carolina. Pura Fe´ explains the musical contributions made by Southeastern Indigenous people. 'My Nation has been systematically disenfranchised and disregarded. Many people think we have nothing to do with the development of Southern culture. Not only were we captured and shipped off as slaves to West Africa and the Caribbean, we were bred together on slave plantations during colonization of our land. Also maroon colonies and the Underground Railroad ran through most of Indian occupied territory on old trade paths. African and Indian slaves were harbored, escorted and smuggled across the Canadian border through Indian country. This union gave birth to a rich new culture blending religion, dance, and food, good looking people and the Blues! Many of these grandchildren became influential musicians. Charley Patton the first King of the Blues is Choctaw, Scrapper Blackwell is Cherokee, Jimi Hendrix, Don Cherry, Duke Ellington, Thelonius Monk, Lina Horne, Little Richard, Tina Turner, Chaka Khan. There are so many blues and jazz pioneers that have expressed their Native ancestry through their work.' Editorial Reviews Pura Fe's voice soars the heavens, taking us on a visionary ride, elegantly stating the Indigenous influence on the birth of the Blues. This beautiful album is complete with songs of love, history and anthems for her Tuscarora Indian Nation of North Carolina. Pura Fe´ explains the musical contributions made by Southeastern Indigenous people. 'My Nation has been systematically disenfranchised and disregarded. Many people think we have nothing to do with the development of Southern culture. Not only were we captured and shipped off as slaves to West Africa and the Caribbean, we were bred together on slave plantations during colonization of our land. Also maroon colonies and the Underground Railroad ran through most of Indian occupied territory on old trade paths. African and Indian slaves were harbored, escorted and smuggled across the Canadian border through Indian country. This union gave birth to a rich new culture blending religion, dance, and food, good looking people and the Blues! Many of these grandchildren became influential musicians. Charley Patton the first King of the Blues is Choctaw, Scrapper Blackwell is Cherokee, Jimi Hendrix, Don Cherry, Duke Ellington, Thelonius Monk, Lina Horne, Little Richard, Tina Turner, Chaka Khan. There are so many blues and jazz pioneers that have expressed their Native ancestry through their work.'

title: Fe 78
text: Editorial Reviews CD > BRAZILIAN MUSIC > MPB - BRAZILIAN POPULAR MUSIC Editorial Reviews CD > BRAZILIAN MUSIC > MPB - BRAZILIAN POPULAR MUSIC

title: Her Song: Exotic Voices of Women From Around the World

title: Legends Project: I Am an Eagle

title: Fe Na Festa
text: Editorial Reviews CD > BRAZILIAN MUSIC > MPB - BRAZILIAN POPULAR MUSIC Editorial Reviews CD > BRAZILIAN MUSIC > MPB - BRAZILIAN POPULAR MUSIC