Meeting in Whitecone, AZ led by Dale Gonnie

Navajo Peyote Songs

Recording taken from a Window Rock meeting run by Johnny Whitecloud.

4 Peyote Songs

Four Peyote Songs from Clifton Peshlakai

Comanche Peyote Birthday Song

These tunes get me going every time, recording from a peyote meeting conducted by the late Nelson Bigbow.

Kyle Roubedeux - Ponca Peyote Songs

Louie Gonnie Navajo Peyote Song

The Woody clan all present and jamming at this particular NAC convention.

Sam Woody - Peyote Songs from the Woody's Convention

Tape recording with Benjamin Whitehorse and Jimmy Claw jamming.

Whitehorse and Claw Peyote Songs

Turtle Brothers Peyote Songs

"The Medicine is the One that makes us Happy."

Otoe Translated Peyote Song - Truman Daily

Old Recording from Andy Elk Shoulder and Billy Nez

Andy Elk Shoulder And Billy Nez Peyote Songs

Alex Harvey singing at a Meeting in Lukachukai, AZ. On a side note, Chrome is pretty bad at making edits on soundcloud, I should have the right info this time around, enjoy. 

Alex Harvey - Meeting in Lukachukai, AZ

Asa and Wesley Howlingwolf singing a set of Cheyenne peyote songs.

Howlingwolf Brothers - Four Cheyenne Peyote Songs

Joe Atene singing - Blackwater Meeting 2004

Peyote Songs from a Drumtie

Monty Stump - Cree Peyote Song

Howard Williams - Caddo Peyote Songs

Phillip Whiteman, Gilbert Whitedirt, and Jimmy Red Cloud.

Northern Cheyenne Peyote Songs (1976)

From Vol. 6 of Yankton Sioux Peyote Songs – Six Volumes.

Cleveland Primeaux - Four NAC Songs

Harold, Ordell, and Sam Drumtie

N.A.C Meeting

Lyman Benn singing, Denton Benn drumming - R. Jim Meeting

Beeshbitoh Youth Day 2011

Peyote Songs from Beeshbitoh Youth Day 2011

Everyday is a good day to appreciate your mother, through good and bad.

Navajo Mother's Song - Earl and Benjamin Whitehorse

A mix of Arapaho and Cheyenne peyote songs from Archie Hoffman.

Four Peyote Songs from Archie Hoffman

ABNDN 43rd Youth Day Children's Conference

Four Peyote Songs

Four Cheyenne Peyote Songs from Lee Chouteau

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"This herb (peyote)  was here long before Europeans religion was brought forth. The first tribe to use this herb was the Apaches, the Tonka Apaches, Comanche, and Kiowas .Then its use moved on into other tribes of the Indian people.

It is important to say that peyote is only taken as a religious sacrament. Your faith, beliefs and religion will protect you from harm and danger. But first one must let the Great Spirit clean your body, soul; and mind, and let the light of the Great Spirit into your heart. If you found and realized what peyote really is, what it stands for spiritually, you will find the Great Spirit for what He is, what He stands for. The door will then open for you to this beautiful life

We, As the Indian people, have this herb to use to Worship the Great Spirit. We don’t pray to the herb, we talk to this Divine herb as a person and we pray through it and communicate with Him and ask for good things of life."

From Wilson Aronilth Jr.

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