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Download links and information about Voices by Douglas Spotted Eagle. This album was released in 1999 and it belongs to New Age, World Music genres. It contains 13 tracks with total duration of 54:57 minutes.

Artist: Douglas Spotted Eagle
Release date: 1999
Genre: New Age, World Music
Tracks: 13
Duration: 54:57
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Dance 6:04
2. Voices 6:17
3. My Little One 2:12
4. Closer to Heaven 4:43
5. Red Storm Rising 3:59
6. Seneca Falls 3:13
7. Beautiful, She Becomes 4:20
8. Tears Alone 3:26
9. Grandfather's Song 3:39
10. Walk in Beauty 4:50
11. I Miss You 4:02
12. We Are Still Here 4:54
13. I Miss You (Instrumental) 3:18

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Native American music has its share of purists who play traditional acoustic Lakota, Sioux, Navajo, or Cherokee music the way their families have played it for generations. But there are also plenty of artists who have a more contemporary take on Native American music; one of them is flute player/guitarist Douglas Spotted Eagle, whose Voices combines Native American music with ambient, new age, and pop-jazz/NAC elements. While Eagle's haunting solos demonstrate that he knows a lot about traditional Native American flute playing, no one would mistake Voices for the work of a purist. Most of the selections are instrumental, although Voices detours into pop/rock-adult contemporary territory when vocalist Samantha Ward is featured on "We Are Still Here." On the whole, the material isn't remarkable — interesting and enjoyable, but not remarkable. However, Eagle takes some chances here and there, and he deserves credit for doing his part to carry Native American music forward.