MP3 Lloyd Arneach - Can You Hear the Smoke?
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Introduction
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How The Deer Got His Antlers
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Smoky Mountains
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The First Tobacco
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Stampede
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7-11
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Billy Mills
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Wounded Knee
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The Vision
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A collection of Native American stories and legends adapted by Cherokee storyteller Lloyd Arneach
9 MP3 Songs
SPOKEN WORD: Audiobook, KIDS/FAMILY: Children's Storytelling
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Born and raised on the Qualla Boundary in Cherokee, N.C. First learned the stories of his people from two story telling Uncles. Later, learned stories of other tribes and contemporary Indians. His programs include the old stories (legends), modern day Indians and personal stories.
He has shared at the Kennedy Center, the Smithsonian Institute asked him to tell at the National Folklife Festival (2003) and for the opening of the American Indian Museum (2004), the National Storytelling Festival, the Carter Presidential Center, Merlefest, Emory University, Georgia Tech, Northwestern University, and numerous other colleges, museums, storytelling festivals and Pow-wows.
He has appeared on the Discovery Channel. Did a video on storytellers for Georgia Public Television. Did the narration for several videos, history of "Unto These Hills", videos on Cherokee craftspeople..
Included in the books, "120 Storytellers from around the World" and "Storytellers: Folktales and Legends from the South".
Published a book called, "The Animal's Ballgame" based on a Cherokee legend.
Produced a CD of stories called, "Can You Hear the Smoke?"
9 MP3 Songs
SPOKEN WORD: Audiobook, KIDS/FAMILY: Children's Storytelling
Details:
Born and raised on the Qualla Boundary in Cherokee, N.C. First learned the stories of his people from two story telling Uncles. Later, learned stories of other tribes and contemporary Indians. His programs include the old stories (legends), modern day Indians and personal stories.
He has shared at the Kennedy Center, the Smithsonian Institute asked him to tell at the National Folklife Festival (2003) and for the opening of the American Indian Museum (2004), the National Storytelling Festival, the Carter Presidential Center, Merlefest, Emory University, Georgia Tech, Northwestern University, and numerous other colleges, museums, storytelling festivals and Pow-wows.
He has appeared on the Discovery Channel. Did a video on storytellers for Georgia Public Television. Did the narration for several videos, history of "Unto These Hills", videos on Cherokee craftspeople..
Included in the books, "120 Storytellers from around the World" and "Storytellers: Folktales and Legends from the South".
Published a book called, "The Animal's Ballgame" based on a Cherokee legend.
Produced a CD of stories called, "Can You Hear the Smoke?"
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