Stoney Park

Stoney Park

Stoney Park is an international acclaimed pow-wow group with numerous appearances in the United States. They can be heard on different media productions such as the British Broadcasting production called Cat's Eyes, the Canadian gift CD compilation to the 50th anniversary of the United Nations entitled Hear and Now and also on the most recent CD by Buffy St. Marie (Up Where We Belong). They have also entered the world of Canadian Pop Music by appearing on CD with the Barenaked Ladies (There's a Spider in My Room). Stoney Park stole the show at the 1995 Juno awards by performing their composition entitled North American Woman in honour of Buffy St. Marie's induction into the Juno Hall of Fame. Stoney Park continues to spread the beautiful sound of drumming and singing on the pow-wow trail.

(Photos by Ted Whitecalf)

#SP072893	This is the first recording that Stoney Park did with Sweet Grass Records. They were the world champions at Schemitzun '93. This recording was nominated for a Juno award in 1994. Drum Song The Flying Eagle The Powwow Trail A Traditional Dancer Peji Song (Part 1) Peji Song (Part 2) Indian Way Bust A Move All Tribes The SPP Song War Party Available on cassette only
#SGSP051494	Aude's Journey was named for their late father, Paul Beaver. Very popular recording. Aude's Journey (4:16) Thousand Miles (3:20) Respect (3:50) Indian Girls (2:37) Peji 3 (Grass Dance) (4:39) 9-1-1 (3:55) Grandfather (3:40) Restless (3:26) Dancing in the Fast Lane (4:07) Spirit of the Eagle dedicated to Buffy St. Marie (4:25) Wild Ride (2:57) Available on CD only
#SGSP291894	This was recorded live at Schemizun '94, where Stoney Park captured their second world championship, back to back. Grand Entry (2:45) Aude's Journey (4:17) Shawl (3:43) Intertribal (4:05) Men's Traditional (3:47) Men's Fancy (1:33) Traditional (4:09) Shawl (2:57) Contest (3:34) Eagle Staff Song (1:19) Victory Song (4:08) Intertribal (3:40) Available on cassette only
#SGSP062195	Don't Look Back was recorded around the same time as their project with the *Barenaked Ladies*. Includes a song dedicated to the BNL. The Wasté Outfit (4:48) Beautiful Mother Earth (4:13) North American Woman (4:39) Indian Threads (3:25) United (5:03) Forever Indian (4:34) Bare Naked Spider (3:58) T & D Special (4:27) Quick Silver (3:38) Johnny Boy (5:27)
#SGSP091495	Schemitzun Live Championship of Song & Dance. Songs marked ** were recorded live at Standoff, Alberta September 1995. Men's Traditional (4:30 Grass Dance Song (3:30) Intertribal (3:30) Trick Song (3:30) Contest Hoop Dance (1:30) *Contest "Red Thunder" (2:45)* Intertribal (No Fear) (4:30) *Grass Dance "Indian Cowboy Trail" (5:05)* *Straight Contest "Copenhagen Express" (3:35)* *Straight "Cruisin'" (3:30)* *Straight "Indian Girls" (2:35)* Available on CD only
#SGSP071396	Posse is one of the most popular recordings by Stoney Park. Eliminator (4:50) Don't Worry Be Happy (3:50) Bighorn Rising (4:15) Sharp Dressed Man (4:45) Indian Pride (5:40) Wolf Man (4:25) High Traveller (4:20) Twister (3:40) Guidance (3:30) Cool Water (4:35) Available on CD only
#SGSP071496	Stoney Park's only round dance recording, Looking for a Round Dance, is very popular and we have a hard time keeping it in stock. I'm So Lonely Baby, Baby Thoughts of a Fool Summer Time Blues What the Cowgirls Do King of Broken Hearts Please Stay I'm a Lucky Man T.L.C. Looking For a Round Dance Available on cassette only
#SGSP90497	Recorded live at Schemitzun '97. Intertribal (3:43) Intertribal (3:55) Sidestep (2:57) Intertribal (3:59) Contest Song (3:43) Intertribal (3:36) Jingle Dress (2:42) Intertribal (4:22) Contest (3:35) Round Dance (4:02)
#SGSP101699	The Best of Stoney Park has songs from each of the recodings previous. A definate must for Stoney Park lovers. Mostly powwow with a couple round dance songs. Aude's Journey Wasté outfit Hartford Connection Eliminator Copenhagen Express Intertribal Wolf Man Peji Song Jingle Dress North American Woman Twister Intertribal Coyotee Man Johnny Boy Contest Quick Silver Contest What the Cowgirls Do
#SGSP81100	Wolf Pack is the latest recording by Stoney Park. The Wolf Pack tried something a little different than traditional powwow on the last song. Excellent recording, highly recommened. Nominated for a 2001 Canadian Aboriginal Music Award for Best Powwow Album - Contemporary. Oo La La (3:03) Remember When (4:00) Let the Good Times Roll (3:48) First Nations Bad Ass (3:09) What's Up C. P. (3:49) Thunder Road (4:28) The Rock (4:52) Pokemon (3:58) Wi'Ya'Ga (3:29) Come in With a Good Heart (3:49) Hasta La Vista Baby (3:43) Wolf Pack (6:07)