Earth Song of the Week (Iroquois Social Songs‪)‬ Ohwejagehka: Hadegaenage:

BONUS "Gayowah 101 - Show #05 (All Iroquois Social Dance)". Sharing segments of the show "Gayowah 101", which was produced for broadcast on CKRZ 100.3 FM, Ohsweken, Ontario. Shows were recorded from 2001 - 2010. These precorded segments were used when not available to attend in person. Sharing instead of leaving on shelf to collect dust!! Features Old Moccasin Dance (Tonawanda Singers), New Women's Shuffle Dance (Sing - Fall 1998) (River Road Singers), Round Dance (Allegany Singers), Delaware Skin Dance (aka Stick Dance) (Art Johnson + Lyle Anderson).

ESOW 300 - Ganéhwˀaeˀ (Delaware Skin Dance also known as Stick Dance) as sung by Steve Henhawk. Recorded in 1996. Under no circumstances are the recordings to be sold or used for any commercial, or unauthorized purposes. Please do not betray the trust of the singers or speaker’s intent to share and preserve our culture.

ESOW 299 - Gayó:wah (Moccasin Dance also known as Fish Dance) as sung by Josh Johnny-john + John Block. Recorded in October 2002 in Allegany. Under no circumstances are the recordings to be sold or used for any commercial, or unauthorized purposes. Please do not betray the trust of the singers or speaker’s intent to share and preserve our culture.

ESOW 298 - Smoke Dance (War Dance) as sung by Herb Dowdy. Converted from provided audio cassette. Under no circumstances are the recordings to be sold or used for any commercial, or unauthorized purposes. Please do not betray the trust of the singers or speaker’s intent to share and preserve our culture.

ESOW 297 - Gwaˀyǫ́ge̱ha:ˀ (Rabbit Dance) as sung by Herb Dowdy. Recorded August 9, 1962 in Allegany by Dorothy Shipley Gaus. Under no circumstances are the recordings to be sold or used for any commercial, or unauthorized purposes. Please do not betray the singers trust or intent to share and preserve our culture.

ESOW 296 - Smoke Dance (War Dance) as sung by Herb Dowdy. Converted from provided audio cassette. Under no circumstances are the recordings to be sold or used for any commercial, or unauthorized purposes. Please do not betray the trust of the singers or speaker’s intent to share and preserve our culture.