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♪ [singing] ♪
We can't not pay attention to the rhythm-or pulse the pulse here, here is here.
Feelings of Native Americans There are a lot of rock & nos; n & apos; roll.
Many R & B and blues musicians musicians talk about having genuine blood.
One group that has not been really investigated
in terms of their contribution are Native Americans
[crowd cheering]
♪ [three chords introduction to Rumble] ♪
It's interesting how many original people American elements just filter it.
♪ [three-chord riff] ♪
Mixed culture; you never know what will happen with that
And from there sometimes it's very An interesting artistic thing happens, you know?
From Charlie Patton to the Wray Link; Robbie Robertson invented this genre.
Jimi Hendrix, the best in his field, you know; Jesse Ed Davis, everyone wants it.
Well, that's interesting isn't it?
♪ [three-chord riff] ♪
Our society is part of the origin story of blues and jazz and rock American music,
but we are left behind from the story consistent from the start.
♪ [three-chord riff] ♪
Finding out that these people Indians and then we start asking ourselves
why doesn't anyone else know that?
♪♪
This is an American story.
This is a human story; Don't separate it.
Pay respect due.
♪♪
That's-the sound the guitar is the key.
Link Wray and the aggression.
The sound of the guitar realize all my aspirations
That is the voice of freedom.
Wray Link
Oh Boy. I want to meet you for the time long
There might not be anyone there is no Wray link;
There might not be Jeff Beck Group... there is no Wray link. </ p >
Maybe there is no Led Zeppelin if there is no Wray Link.
Pete Townsend thinks Wray Link is one of a great guitar player of all time,
that this person has found the power of the chord.
Pete makes it new; he puts more Colors on it, puts more weight on it.
Turns it into I Can See For Miles.
♪♪
♪ The Wray link sings: I was born in the country where cotton grows ♪
This is Jim Pewter with, eh, Link and, uh, The Black River Swamp is, uh, really good.
You know that about the place where I was born, in North Carolina. </ p >
- Oh yeah? - Yeah.
I'm from North Carolina.
And I'm out in Dunn country.
And Dunn is a very small place But I live in this country
in this place called Black River.
♪ There is a place in this country. ♪
♪ Where pine trees grow so tall ♪
And they fight; they are very poor
and I'm sure he might fish in the pond
p>
to try to get food because,
um, you know that-times really rough
♪ Stretchin & apos; cross over Swamp Black River ♪
He has Shawnee there; Native Americans
You don't go around telling stories all your people are American;
everyone hid it because of the way br /> KKK come;
Because, like all cowards, they will come at night
Karena, seperti semua pengecut, mereka akan datang di malam hari
and they will terrorize people when they are least expected of that.
♪ I can hear it bullfrogs hoarse ♪
Ku Klux Klan chases /> anyone who isn't white
♪ In the darkness night ♪
And if you are known as an Indian,
uh, you are as vulnerable like other African-Americans.
♪ [church chants] ♪
Shaw Shaw's mother, she went home fields and preached to black people
and to the Cherokee Indians and poor white people say,
"You keep your morale high; trust God." You know
And me and my brothers we sing, you know,
Will the Circle Not Be Disconnected
and all those gospel songs Behind my mother I know,
When she is out there preaching.
♪ [singing] ♪
I, uh, taught by a black man called Hambone who grew up in a circus
and he can play everything, you know. </ P>
And, uh, he taught me how to play blues, you know, and I started there
and then I started paying the band, you know, letting me sit with them
so I can get better, you know.
Is there at the beginning, um, the influence of rock & apos; n & apos; roll?
I mean you're among a few...
There's no rock & nos; n & apos; roll at that time.
♪♪
I did this on this note hops in Fredericksburg, Virginia in 1957.
Children gather in this arena
and they shout, uh, take a walk.
The link says, "I don't know the streets."
I said, "I don't know going for a walk."
And Doug said, "I know the beat behind him.
[Imitating the beat knocking on the guitar]
Ba-arc "and you you know.
So I said," All right. " Then I go like this.
And then My Lord, man, they are watching over me. </ P>
You know. He said, "Bam!" I went (playing guitar). </ P>
♪ [three riff chord] ♪
♪♪
In the middle of the night and night radio and this is the sound, you know,
that makes you fly < br /> from the bed about four feet
♪♪
What does he do?
There is no such sound it's not in the air.
♪♪
It changes everything.
Rumble makes an indelible mark as a whole evolution where rock & apos; n & apos; roll will go away.
And then I found out that he was an Indian.
That was the rudest form of of this type of guitar
that many people were I listen -
That's where it starts. Do you know?
And it even sounds better when he did it Do you know?
♪♪
I was in the cafeteria and at the university PA system
I heard "Bam, bam, bam; domp, domp, domp, domp. "
I said," What? Whoa, what is that? "
Rumble has the power to push me on the edge and that helps me say,
"Damn, I'll be a musician."
♪♪
I think the Wray Link is pure love rock & nos; n & apos; roll and feel
annoyed and upset and disappointed
in some ways because He is Shawnee, half Shawnee,
and his family is treated very badly
He takes the bitterness and creates something It's not reductive but proactive.
♪♪
And the Rumble idea is only from level superficial and almost reactionary
is like a fight, isn't it?
But for me that means annoying, roaring, to be active.
♪♪
So the Wray Link is announced with Rumble that there is a cultural shift.
You know, this won't be a bop and the streets will be rumbling.
♪♪
Here comes the Wray Link with songs juvenile delinquency theme.
You know. "Hey, roar."
♪♪
I was surprised it was played.
And honestly I am right no wonder it's forbidden
♪ [part ends] ♪
[applause]
He is one- only person who has an instrumental, no words, is forbidden
because of fear it will incite teenage gang violence
That is sound, chord progression ;
That's the problem.
That's how they don't understand feedback; that is the plot.
That is so much things that kill people.
You know, everyone can't Pat Boone. Do you know what I mean?
The effect is so great.
Every musician in the world loves the Wray Link
I don't know why the rest the world doesn't know that yet.
♪ Kicking traffic jams, bastards! ♪
♪ [punk rock] ♪
In the MC5, we will do this recording session and the engineers will always say,
"Oh, everything is disturbed , Man. </ P>
You punk-aw, you Rotate the amp too hard. "</ P>
And I will say," Yes, I want it distorted; < br /> that's what I want. "
" No, no, you want to clean like that in Motown so walk & apos; slit & apos ;. "
Saya berkata, "Tidak, saya ingin itu pergi (buat suara terdistorsi) seperti Link Wray.
You know, I want that — it's fine fur; I want distortion. "
Link Wray is certainly one of architects of my voice and voice of MC5,
and a thousand other stones. guitar players since then.
I mean, you know, if you track-if you connect the dots back, you know...
so you can track heavy metal and punk rock and all that goes back to The Clash
and The Ramones; uh, New York Dolls, MC5 and a few others.
And before that, < br> who is there?
And he is one of the first really has a tone that shows the way to the future.
The Wray link is very large Modern electric guitar players
If they say he doesn't do it influence, uh, they lie.
[cheering]
Thank you very much!
[pedaling]
Throughout the southeast what we all know, what we have heard through our own family,
whether it was when the first contact occurred,
We have a very specific singing style.
♪ [loud voice in unison] ♪
And you can hear his enthusiasm from some old music
before plantation and slavery and so on, and colonization.
People were really shocked when they heard traditional music from the southeast.
They were like, "That's Indian music? I think that's African music. "
♪ [harmonization] ♪
The southeast land of itself informs her voice
We hear the birds here.
We hear the water here, the river, the canoe sounds
And it informs what comes out of the mouth we
All American music coming from the south is informed by our land and therefore we are.
[birdsong]
Music by people the original is presented a threat, is considered dangerous.
And people are arrested, singers and dancers imprisoned for doing this music;
The ration guaranteed by agreement < br /> detained from them
♪♪
The Federal Government began issuing laws after the law in an effort to control indigenous people
in all things you can imagine.
♪♪
They follow every part of our culture
so of course they will go after music
because it's integral aspects of our culture.
Because at that time, at that time, < br /> everyone has a morning song to welcome that day.
They are ancestral songs; They are songs in the old way.
They pursue our culture.
That's genocide and they want to erase every
cultural perception of the reality that we have.
On December 29, 1890,
US Army surrounded a number of Ghost Dancers
on the Wound Knee and Slaughtered over three hundred,
most women and children, but also men
who participates in Ghost Dance.
And this is basically the beginning of the ban
of original music in the United States.
When I heard the story of Wovoka created Ghost Dance,
the dance would make the native Americans immune to bullets of white people
so they can rise up from ordering
and kill their oppressors; They are very desperate.
What is blues music?
Maybe it doesn't sound like that , but unfortunately, that's the blues.
That is the blues.
[fireworks explosion]
♪ [marching band ] ♪
Most people in America, what little do they have from Mardi Gras
drunk white people on Bourbon Street is packaged from wall to wall
yell at some women to show her breasts. Do you know?
This doesn't have anything to do with Mardi Gras.
♪♪
If you want to watch and participate in the actual Mardi Gras,
you have to go to the heart ghetto; that's the staging area.
[percussion and scream instruments]
♪♪
When my family left my house Louisiana, they migrated at that time, uh,
You know, rude things for Indians so they come to New Orleans
and they pass as black because they are dark skinned .
And they never even talked about it; they will never mention it because, you know,
They are afraid because they don't want to be sent to a reservation
♪ [scream and percussion] ♪
Big head Big head
Hey boy! What are they saying!
Mardi Gras is more than just a hell of a day.
But Mardi Gras morning when the Indians come
we will all be together for fun.
[ shouts]
♪ I'll take them to the city center! ♪
♪ In the morning & apos ;! ♪
[cries]
♪ I'll take them to the city center! ♪
Early morning & apos;!
See Indians at Carnival I started to know who I was.
That was the only time black men could wear fur.
[scream and percussion]
We are all combinations of native people and natives of Africa.
♪♪
That is a Muscogeeon village through this area
Our music is called Stomp Dance and what you first hear is a call,
call and response
where the leader calls and then the man answers .
♪♪
If you hear it against the blues, rock, jazz, it's part of the origin.
♪ [singing] ♪
Everyone in the neighborhood, All adults in this case;
they have done this one hundred and fifty years
♪♪
Basically they are there masking as black people in everyday life.
Because Indians are treated even worse than slaves .
♪♪
When European settlers came here, they first enslaved Indians, many of them.
And they know the best way to do it Do this to send people elsewhere.
Become a community hunter-gatherer uh, they know how to escape and how to avoid robbers
and how to go back and fight. I see, you send them to Caribbean ships,
some of them go to Africa, < br> keep women here
And then, bring African slaves.
Ninety percent of the people on board come From Africa on some ships that are men .
Who do they have children?
And this is why eighty-five percent of African-Americans have been in this country
before Civil War claims Native American descendants
And everything is almost the word great-grandmother
on the maternal line.
♪♪
And escaped slaves will be brought in
on various Indian orders.
They are like, aw, come on, man, you know , You can hang out with us; we will hide you
And the next thing you know, there is this little black Indian running around.
Anyone who is not white,
is classified as "colored,"
so whether you are an Indian or black, you become colored. </ P>
If you have ten percent of Africans, you are considered black
You must be ninety percent of Indians, but you are considered black
Why? Well, because that prevents Native Americans making claims on the land...
dan mengambil kembali apa yang dicuri.
And if they claim their land and claim India, they can be shot.
♪ [live band do zydeco] ♪
When poly Africa American rhythms and natives,
four on the floor come together.
That was the beginning of what became American music
♪ ♪
For me, I think - about gumbo, that is classic New Orleans food. </ P>
When I grew up, gumbo was you entered everything You have it into the pot. </ P>
All of that together make this delicious meal
I'm an American native, part of Africa by the Haitian method, the French section, the section Italy,
and that's the type of New Orleans is, and it comes out so flavourously. </ P>
Giacomo Fina Ne is what they say, Big Chief is coming,
So tell them, it's better to get out of the way.
New Orleans, home of strong, brave home,
so don't bother anyone feathers on their heads
They bring lightning on morning, they will not submit,
tambourine is a beautiful sound.
Uptown lightning drops
When my Chief is on the ladder
thunder is all under his feet.
His suit can't be defeated,
The child is wild from the sun until night
And when he opens a scene that is so beautiful.
♪ Here it is late Leave them through ♪
♪♪
♪ [solo female voice] ♪
♪ [other sounds join] ♪
♪ [other voices join] ♪
For me it's just a great revelation that banjo is an African instrument.
Banjo for the first hundred years its existence is not a white musical instrument,
you know, at all, it is indeed a plantation instrument
♪♪
Our music very much what you will hear.
It & apos; s-I've heard people call it pre-blues
And it sounds very much Like root blues music.
♪♪
[the track train clanged]
♪ [fingerstyle blues guitar] ♪
♪♪
♪ Baby, my bangs saddle ♪
♪ Hitch up my black horse ♪
♪ Baby, my saddle bangs ♪
♪ Hitch up my black horse ♪
Blues fans, blues scholars , even though they can't really approve anything,
if they are forced into a room and they have to identify, you know,
Maybe that the most extraordinary important blues guitarist, singer, songwriter,
the whole package, the greatest that Ever um, in the early 20th century,
if you try to convince them to come up with the answer, they might say Charley Patton.
♪♪
He is his grandfather everyone Delta Delta.
No matter how rough the tape is or how difficult it is to listen,
no one immediately like listening to that.
It's like a bomb exploding. I This means that the sound is so scary,
Sounds like I imagined That time must have felt. </ P>
Like he was fair, he just released it. </ P>
You know, he didn't even try to make it beautiful. (Laughter) It's as raw as it gets.
He's very influential on Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Jack White, Bonnie Raitt,
keep going and going and going.
Charley Patton is an Indian.
And he's the worst mother of a bastard in the world
Howlin Wolf.
♪♪
He is from the Jakarta area The Mississippi Delta,
yang merupakan area itu kaya akan sejarah Blues.
It's not far from the Choctaw country.
Most likely Charley Patton is of Choctaw descent.
♪♪
Charley Patton's family < br /> has an oral tradition
of native descendants, white descendants,
Descendants of Creole, African-American descent
All these people make Patton became himself. </ P>
♪ [Charley Patton's song] ♪
[laughs]
Look, so when I hear this, this is Indian music for me, you know
And the rhythm...
[clapping]
I like Charley Patton, the passion and the music,
p>
it only connects me back
where do I come from, you know? I can hear all the old traditional songs
[laughs and sings together]
♪ [new song] ♪
[singing together]
That's Indian music.
With guitar, you know. </ P>
That's where it goes, you know? That's where traditional music goes. </ P>
It goes like this. </ P>
♪♪
I heard it singing p>
♪♪
It is illegal to have a drum on an American slave plantation.
You cannot have a drum.
Or you will be killed because the drum is an instrument of rebellion.
You can communicate with other people, you can manage people remotely for rebellion,
Atau Anda akan terbunuh karena drum adalah instrumen pemberontakan.
Anda bisa berkomunikasi dengan orang lain, Anda bisa mengatur orang-orang dari jarak jauh untuk pemberontakan,
Do you know? So that's why Charley Patton has to play drums on his guitar.
♪♪
Patton was born at the worst time <br racial violence in the United States,
becomes one of those ways you might be able to go
from some of the worst from racial violence
It's safe to be in a world like here in the Dockery.
It's a place where people can go and make money
Dockery Plantation offers more people
than they get in their home community in Mississippi. </ P>
And that's why the Patton family moved there
because they can have a live better for themselves.
♪ [singing] ♪
There are Choctaw people who move there;
there are African-Americans;
There are Europeans working there.
Charley Patton must have heard it a combination of influences
which causes its appearance the style of playing the guitar.
♪♪
He doesn't work too much on agriculture,
but you don't have <
They will perform. That will happen know, Saturday night in someone's house,
someone's back porch Play all night, play drinks. </ P>
Maybe someone will fry fish. </ P>
After they leave the church, even the priests
will go take their daughter
and go to the juke joint, you know, where they have sex and food
dan perjudian dan semua itu.
At that time, rich and poor had to go to the juke joint if they wanted to party.
The Child's House would say, you know, Patton would throw the guitar into the air
p>
and catch it and, you know, don't miss it.
And just think, he's been working all week;
and you don't hear anything besides lightning and birds and wind.
And suddenly, you hear someone go
(imitating the sound of the guitar).
I mean, His hair might be standing behind your neck
♪ [guitar and sound] ♪
He did Jimi Hendrix long before Jimi.
Charley Patton might have been start all showmanship.
they have to split up their own from others
I mean, there might be Many people out there trying
Don't have to work on cotton field, you know what I mean
It's like, just like today, okay? We all try not to work in the cotton field right?
♪♪
The big deal about Dockery is that Charley is here for a long time
that people come to him and he takes it it's time to teach them how playing.
He taught Pop Staples how to to play when he was little.
Sun House is another house who came here and played.
Howlin Wolf came here as a young man.
♪♪
A man comes through a plantation Picking a guitar called Charley Patton,
and I like his voice.
Every night I will come down from work, I will go to his house
and he will learn how to choose it guitar. So I can do it well.
Wolf is the one who basically took it < br> Patton's music entered the world of electricity.
The Stones got Howlin & Apos; Wolf to come.
You can see Brian Jones's face.
He is like "Oh my God, we really pulled this scam
and we told Wolf Howlin to do this show." </ P>
Tell us something about him, Brian.
Well, the first time we started playing together
we started playing because we wanted to play Rhythm and Blues
and Wolf Howlin one of our greatest idols
and it was very fun to find He was booked at this event tonight.
So I thought it was time we closed up and had Howlin & Apos; Wolf on stage!
[the audience started shouting]
Yes I agreed, let's take him get out, Howlin & Wolf; take him!
♪♪
♪ How many more years do I have to let you have my dog around? ♪
♪♪
♪ How many more years do I have to let you have my dog around? ♪
♪♪ </ p >
♪ I would rather die ♪
And once again, the mystery is what it is and how amazing it is
Kembali ke Charley Patton dan Dockery Farms.
♪♪
America doesn't let blues reach white Children until English people start playing it,
then they think it's something Only the British brought here. </ P>
The stones, the Beatles and anyone else Another pick up guitar. </ P>
♪ [song ends] ♪ </ p >
There is a definite thread from Charley Patton, Howlin Wolf for Led Zeppelin, you know,
it goes like that basically.
Jimmy Page will tell it You if you ask him.
♪ [big thirties swing jazz bands] ♪
♪ [Mildred Bailey sings] ♪
♪ I'll leave you because it's time ♪
♪ There are other people defeat my time ♪
♪ But you never hear me cry ♪
♪ As long as you live, you will die if you die ♪
[he starts the next verse but stops]
[scream band members]
Mildred: Well, I can't help it.
[band stops]
Oh fuck, I don't know how it goes.
Everything is the same; I can't send where to enter
[band counts songs again]
♪ I'll leave you because it's time ♪
♪ There are other people defeat my time ♪
Mildred starts singing in speakeasies, and he become big in speakeasies.
In this little speakeasy he and Benny the baker has, he brewes his own beer.
♪ [the song continues] ♪
But when Mildred Bailey came to New York
in the late 20s, early 30s
uh, everything is completely separate.
He knows who that great musician is and He starts recording with black musicians
Almost from when he gets here.
♪ [song continues] ♪
Mildred is a cornerstone.
He acts as the cornerstone of the direction that jazz takes.
♪ [song ends] ♪
♪ [single drone] ♪
This is her mother's land for generations before Mildred
and my grandmother are ancient music recipients
♪ [single female voice] ♪
In Coeur D & Alene Reservation, there There are no social gatherings without singing.
♪ [pure high notes] ♪
♪♪
The way the notes are stretched and thick and move over the trunk.
Mildred sings from a lover, comes back to me
♪ I remember every little thing what you usually do ♪
When Mildred Bailey did it, it was very difficult to see the way they slid used
in traditional songs the area where he grew up.
♪ Every way I go I've walked with you ♪
When asked how he came be a singer who became himself,
he points to his young Indian songs.
♪♪
♪ Old rockin chair & apos; make me ♪
He is a great one jazz improvisation
You know, you say, (singing) "The old rocking chair is in my hands." </ P>
You sing it, maybe it's written That way, but always say,
(singing) "shake for a long time Chair has me, "you know. </ P>
You just change it, you know, whatever you feel right now
That's something you can't learn at school
I am eighty years old, you know, what am I? Speaking of, I am eighty-eight and eh (laughter)
from sixteen to twenty year, I work as a singing waitress
in Astoria, Long Island here and that Only thing I hear, is Mildred Bailey.
I was really affected by Mildred Bailey.
He sang perfectly, to me.
Radio announcer: And this is yours woman rocking chair , Mildred Bailey! </ P>
Hi everyone, come in and cut yourself. A piece of kick around the old rocking chair. </ P>
♪ [forty big swing bands] ♪
♪ Noah, Noah, let me in ♪
♪ The doors are all bound and the window is pinned... ♪
She's the first female singer, period.
And the first woman to have a radio show.
♪ Noah said that you did it lost your tracks ♪
Frank Sinatra left to Julia Rinker in a recording session in the 70s and said,
"I know your aunt, and indeed one of the most significant people
in terms of how I learned to sing and who I imitate to this day." Frank Sinatra said that.
♪ Take care of your hands plows, wait! ♪
Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Bing Crosby, He has hands in shaping jazz vocal style.
♪ Want to get to heaven, I'll tell you how ♪
♪ Take care of your hands Gospel plows! ♪
It's important not only to put it back Mildred Bailey in the jazz narration,
But by doing that, we bring the story from the perspective of Native Americans </ p >
into the jazz narration.
[song ending / applause]
[whistles]
Loudspeaker: See this an unlawful assembly Dissolve.
[screams]
♪ [fusion of folk guitars] ♪
[Buffy Saint Marie sings Now that Buffalo os s Gone]
[Buffy Saint Marie sings Now that Buffalo Buffalo s Gone]
♪ Can you remember the time ♪
♪ That's what you hold your head high? ♪
♪ And tell you all yours friend of your Indian claim ♪
♪ Proud good women and proud ♪
I go to Greenwich Village and I'm not in the show business. </ P>
I am was a college girl on her way to India and I thought I would try my luck while singing.
And that is the time of folk music.
♪ Oh, it's written on it books and songs ♪
♪ That has happened persecuted and persecuted ♪
Suddenly walking just living with people
with a broader mind than previous generations
And that's just perfect time for me, you know
If it's time, I might never have a career.
♪ And you feel you a part of this... ♪
In essence, folk music is telling the story of today.
And this tells about the day or day people who are most of the time most excluded,
the most uh, who is trampled on.
This is a song about humans being also an Indian
and if you don't remember his name ,
I thought you might after this song. This is called Ira Hayes.
The first folk singer entered Columbia. Not Bob Dylan, it's Peter La Farge.
♪ For a thousand years glittering water is passed ♪
♪ Until white people steal their water rights ♪
For residents original, for singer-songwriters, Peter La Farge is the person.
He takes care of our reality through and our attitude towards him.
We listen to music respectively.
There are real protests Movements occur in Vietnam.
Universal Soldier, you know, I mean, he is an activist; </ p >
she is the first woman of activism that has an audience.
♪ She is five feet two and she's six feet four ♪
♪ He fights with missiles and with spears ♪
He is very instrumental in making the image
and the points are clear for a > very open and want the audience
♪ And he fights in Canada He quarrels in France He fights in the United States ♪
Unlike my colleagues in show business uh , who has never been to a reservation,
and unlike my colleagues on reservations who have no power or strength or voice,
I have both
♪ This is not the way we end the war. ♪
[song ends / applause]
♪ Old Custer he split his men Well, he won't do it again. ♪
♪ General, he doesn't rise well again. ♪
Johnny Cash wants to make a folk record and he has seen La Farge before.
And he said, "I have to meet this musician." And Johnny Cash feels very connected,
and then they hang out and talk and he says, "I want to take some of your songs
and turn them into notes." </ P>
He was very a high moment in his career
Coming from the success of the Ring of Fire. </ P>
♪ I go down, down, down And the flame rises higher ♪
♪ And burns, burns, burns fire rings , ring of fire ♪
And even at that time, riding the height hits this giant,
Columbia Records is still trying to prevent him from making this recording.
Johnny fights and is ready to throw his career away
if they will not issue a note this
He will put it, you know, no matter what they say
He knows this album is basically censored and banned
So Johnny Cash decided to write a letter about his displeasure.
Spicy line by line recording industry charges
And he himself put it
> the letter in the record arm
and then personally not only sent a letter recording to a particular DJ,
but appeared in the city when he was appearing on the DJ with a note and say,
"Just give me a chance."
except in my heart I have got 100% for you tonight
[applause and whistle]
♪ Gather me There is a story that will I tell ♪
♪ About a brave young Indian That's what we should remember well ♪
♪ From the tribe Indian Pima ♪
♪ An arrogant and peaceful band... ♪
Now, I asked the DJ, "Why? didn't you play Bitter Tears?"
And then the same answer, "Okay, That makes you feel guilty, you know."
"Uh, I didn't destroy your damn life."
"You know, I don't take it your bad land, it's not me. "
I," Well, what is it? "
"I'm not telling you What, why don't you put..."
"Well, we can't do that."
♪♪
Here it is.
They're all hunted, until this the canyon is as far as the pine tree,
across the creek there.
By the Americans forbidding the album,
it only closes the hearts of all
of American Indians and their struggle.
I am no longer marginalized the person who wrote Universal Soldier
or talked about Native Americans problems at a coffee shop
Suddenly I talked about things on big television time.
And suddenly everything is gone.
Suddenly there is no interest.
And only two o'clock two o'clock that year later in Toronto,
The radio announcer started an interview by apologizing to me
for having gone along with the letters written on the White House stationery
praising them for pressing me music, which is "deserving of being bullied."
And that's how he started the interview
Apparently, I have an FBI file and is blacklisted, even though at that time I didn't know it.
And then that the CIA too, I understood.
They chased Buffy and They chased many people
at that time just to type keep them silent.
Buffy: I think I could be more effective if I wasn't gagged in the US.
But who owns the newspaper? </ P>
Who owns the television station? </ P>
Siapa yang memiliki stasiun radio?
Will they play Buffy Sainte-Marie? No!
It's an oil company.
People who dig for uranium, stealing uranium,
transferring it to private hands.
That's what all that has.
You think that will happen makes me star I don't think so.
♪ [piano soft] ♪
♪ [acoustic blues] ♪
Well, what Jimi is doing when he's playing Hear My Train A Comin & apos;
That's for a television show, I think.
No amps, no pedals, no wah-wah, no tricks, not dancing and not playing with his teeth.
And he only carries his pure-strength from earth and history through him.
♪ Waiting for the train, yeah ♪
He brought Charley Patton, you know, he brought uh, Wray Link,
he brought it all up everything through him.
Well, I know he has music in him, because when he is small, his father bought him a guitar,
an old guitar for him to play on, you know, around with boys
and so I know he's musical.
But I don't know that So much music inside him, You see. </ P>
♪♪
My grandmother lived for a hundred years,
which is um, amazing feat for herself but um,
his father was a slave, freed.
His mother was half Cherokee, and he grew up on a reservation.
So he always kept that, memory
proud to be Cherokee.
Being an indigenous part is very meaningful for my grandmother
She talked a lot about it and really instilled it in all of us , but especially Jimi.
He is a singer, dancer, and he is in Vaudeville.
♪♪
He has a beautiful stem this, and it's feathers and boas and velvet,
and Jimi used to like to play in this trunk.
Try a vest, try to keep it hat with big fur
and a beautiful suede tan coat full of fringes.
At that time, my room was covered with Jimi posters. </ p >
And I used to like laughing because of some posters,
they made Jimi really dark, like really super dark.
And I'm just like, she's not too dark.
And she's very, very fair and she has caramel colored skin and beautiful almond-shaped eyes,
and you can certainly say that he has it various cultures that he has born.
♪ [electric guitar riffs] ♪
Jimi Hendrix's existing package indigenous quality what he has in him
that many people don't Know that he is in him.
But, you know, to take him to the stage and celebrate through his music
and his presence, you know, That adds strength, man.
♪♪
So during that period time , now Indians enter
The hippies, flower children appear.
So they want to be Indians themselves.
When he goes to Woodstock you have a beautiful white jacket with a fringe,
with turquoise beads.
Part of that is, yes, that is the year 60s, but for it was far more meaningful than that. </ P>
When we arrived at the site of the Woodstock Festival,
Mitch Mitchell, the drummer, saw He said, "Oh my God!"
He had never seen many people before.
And I said, "What's wrong, Mitch?" And I looked out and said, "Oh no!"
[the crowd roared]
And then Jimi looked out and said, "Hm," with all the wisdom he has,
I don't know where he got it this wisdom, but he said,
"You know, those people send a lot of energy up on stage,
so let's take that energy, take advantage of , and send it back to them. "
[cheers and appluse]
I saw that we met again. Hmm. Okay, alright.
And when he was doing Star Spangled Banner in Woodstock
it only sounded like everything he had happened until then in his life,
In his family life, that < br /> This incredible collision
puts what the country goes through or or its generation to sound.
You know, this is a wonderful time.
♪ [Star Spangled Banner] ♪
I think he's including all his frustration
with civil rights, with racism,
with the war in Vietnam, with political oppression,
and I think they're all out in the game
I mean, you heard that He painted a picture for you
What you have to do is listening.
♪♪
Some people think about it That time was an inappropriate act.
And my father was really tense and turns out not breathe and I'm like, "Are you okay?"
And he says (shakes his head).
He keeps staring at the police officer and he said, "I really..." after he finished,
he could breathe, because he thought the police officer would catch him,
because you didn't do it right away.
♪♪
He is very proud.
I mean, he is very proud of being a native and being an African American and being Scottish.
That is part of your inheritance; it's part of your inheritance; that is part of who you are
and what you want to observe and represent.
This is the type of American superhero by the way
It's like, he's a bit of everything and uh, and, but nothing is diluted. </ P>
It's like he's stronger because of that. </ P>
♪♪
[car horn horn]
♪ [rock & apos; n & apos; roll] ♪
Yonge Street since I was very young, it's a music center
that I don't know how things are
in Chicago or Detroit in New York,
tapi Yonge Street terbakar.
♪♪
You will try to listen through the door or peek through the window,
and then someone will do it go to one of these places
and you will hear it the music comes flooded
and it will be like, "Oh, did you hear that? that?" You know, only a few seconds
♪ [Bo-Diddley] ♪
When I was sixteen, Ronnie Hawkins hired me to play in the Hawks.
♪ ♪
Suddenly, they are our Beatles. </ P>
These people can do no wrong. They just killed me. </ P>
♪ Hey, Bo Diddley! ♪
And Robbie is just outrageous.
He will start solo and we just stand there and think, "Oh my God, listen to this person playing.
How does he do that?"
♪ [guitar solo] ♪
Robbie comes up with something I've never heard anyone do it.
He just doesn't play like anyone else.
♪♪
♪ [bluegrass band] ♪
♪♪
My guitar lessons are actually in Six Nations World Heritage. </ P >
All cousins, uncles, aunts, everyone, It seems they can play an instrument.
♪ Oh, sometimes I can see The the thing you want me to be ♪
A mixture of this original type music and country music.
So I thought, well, this is just what you do
I have to learn how to do this. I have to enter this club.
And there is this key expression,
"Be proud of you Indian, /> but be careful who you tell me. "
♪♪
And I used to tell everyone one day
I will go out and I'll go playing music all over the world
And they will like, "You know, don't want to see you heartbroken,
because it doesn't happen to people like us. "
♪♪
I like," No, no, no, you can't damage me dream. I'm in the middle of it. "You know.
" Don't wake me up right now. "
So I left and I pursued these things.
And then joining Bob Dylan, and we are now in a musical revolution.
Now we are doing something that has been echoed around the world
Don't boo me anymore. </ P>
Don't boo me, their god Choking, I can't stand it. </ P>
Oh my God, it's hard to get in harmony when they're mocking !
When Bob decided to take a band out, he chose Hawks.
Just as the world of people began
finally got in touch with him, he go.
He is connected, causes a very large reaction.
The group considers electricity commercial rock and roll
And because of that, treason political.
And I think they caught the burden.
I thought then Dylan said, "Play it damn & apos; hard." And they play like Rolling Stone.
And Robbie is literally, I Think he said , "Play it damn loudly." </ P>
Bang! He turned it over. </ P>
♪ [Like a Rolling Stone] ♪
And they are phenomenal
This is one of the biggest... the biggest band in history.
♪♪
And people will be boo.
[taunts mixed with applause]
Every night in every place we will play, people will boo and throw things at you.
You will pack your equipment and you will go to the next place
dan orang akan membuatmu bosan dan melempar barang ke Anda.
And you will think, "How strange How to make money, you know."
Robbie Robertson told me, he said, "We started recording the show to listen to
in the hotel room because we like, what are we missing here?
Why-why are we - why? are they ridiculing this?
Because this sounds good to me. "
But after a while, we managed we did it very well,
and there was an attitude towards music.
And uh, violent and dynamic and so on that you just don't hear anywhere else.
And when it grows, I start to thinking, that is quite brave,
we are right, and this world is wrong
♪ [Band: Cripple Creek] ♪
♪ That's when a little of my love ♪
♪ Shake the donuts in my tea ♪
♪ Up to Disability Creek he sent me ♪ </ p >
♪ If I spring a leak, he fixes me ♪
♪ I don't need to speak; he defends me ♪
♪ A drunken dream if I've seen it. ♪
The whole industry gets back to write songs and Robbie Robertson,
one great songwriter All the time, it has applied that change
with its own sensitivity and the band's sensibility.
♪♪
Looks like when everything is psychedelic and all these things,
Then the band comes out and they are kind bringing everything back to earth
I mean, Clapton wants to be in The Band.
And George Harrison wants to be in The Band.
Everyone wants to be in The Band.
>
They become classic instant, and they are a milestone in American music,
because that is a new standard.
We want it more than just concert, we want it to be a celebration.
He says that The Band is will give his last performance
and they will have all these guests.
Everyone from Van Morrison and Muddy Waters
to Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, You know, Ronnie Hawkins.
I said, "Okay, forget it " I said, " This must somehow be noted. "
♪ And everyone is singing, they are gone ♪
♪ Well now well ♪
Listen to the lyrics of the Night They Drive Old Dixie Down
again and again and again Still find something new. </ P>
Still, when you hear it music, this is not the past. </ P>
This is from now.
[cheering]
[buzz of the city]
My name is B. Mitchell Reid and me Talk to Jesse Ed Davis. </ P>
How did you pick up the guitar? </ P>
Jimmy Reed and Elvis Presley continued. </ P>
That really did it for me. </ P>
♪♪
Saya tidak bisa mengatakan cukup tentang Betapa berharganya Jesse Davis.
He has a special touch, a special voice for him blues, which I like the way he plays.
When I listen to his solo today I hear every note
But with Jesse Ed you always feel like there's more in his back pocket.
You never feel like you get everything he has
♪♪
I was very in love with Jesse Edwin Davis because he was with the Taj Mahal,
and the Taj album was what encouraged me to rock more.
That — which touches something inside me.
♪♪
So we play live at Whiskey a Go Go.
I usually play me the harmonica with my eyes closed.
And I happen to open it in middle and look down on the floor
and there is Mick Jagger dancing; there is Brian Jones dancing; there is Keith Richards dancing.
And that's just one of the best times.
>
That was just... that couldn't be better
And somewhere along the last part of November, eight tickets entered our manager's office.
A first-class round trip ticket at BOAC to London.
And to be asked to the Rolling Stones.
The rest is history.
♪♪
I guess Taj didn't sell many notes at the time,
But then they went to England and did Rock and Roll Circus.
♪♪
And Jesse met John Lennon.
And they hit him like a lost old brother.
♪♪
When Jesse approached and they found out that he was genuine,
they were so fascinated with that, they immediately took it. </ p >
I have to praise her for being brave enough
He's a native American, he's a cool dresser, and he plays great, fast and dynamic.
And the British rock aristocracy, they love this, you know
This is something they can't experience naturally.
They have to import it.
So that's why Jesse is like go-to guy.
He thought he was one of the greatest guitar players he ever heard of.
That's how I entered concerts in Bangladesh
Dia pikir dia adalah salah satu yang terhebat Pemain gitar yang pernah didengarnya.
Begitulah aku masuk konser di Bangladesh
About two days before the concert, Eric Clapton got very sick down
and George called me saying, "Look, will you play?"
And of course I said yes.
I just jumped at the opportunity.
This is Jesse Ed Davis.
[applause]
Everyone wants to use it at that time. </ P>
Here it is with The Beatles, Clapton, you know, uh, the greatest,
the most important musician in Indonesia the world , they all want it.
When I made my first recording, I thought, You know, like I told Jesse Ed to play,
and I called him and he listened The song I had in mind for him to play
and he said, "I don't also hear myself playing on this
Anything else?"
I said, "Yes, okay, okay, the other song signals."
And uh, and the other songs are the songs that he finally played on Doctor my Eyes .
He played it once. He listened to for that for a while and he said,
"Okay, I can play this. This is . I can play here. "
And he said," Fill it out and I... " He went out and he set the guitar.
I mean, finally I hurt record everything
I said, "You better record everything." So he tuned when he got to solo
and he said, "Okay, that's solo? OK."
And he didn't do it all or something, he was like, "Okay."
And he played this solo once.
♪ [solo from Doctor, My Eyes] ♪
My record came out and he was surprised to find coming out that it was a hit; It's like a big ten hit. </ p >
Like, he's everywhere; everyone "Who is the guitar player?"
And people still want to play it's solo if they playing the song.
♪ Doctor, My Eyes Can't see the sky ♪
He hung out very important people, big rock people & nos; n & apos; roll,
who really like heroin And they just do it.
- It feels like, "Want to try some of this?" - "Sure."
Ed Jesse I knew before he left on the tour, uh, Rod Stewart and Faces
Didn't Jesse come home?
He returned from that tour a addict, and he wasn't before.
He went and examined him again rehab for Indians: Eagle Lodge.
And at that time I was finished.
I, like, "Show me a year, I want to see it chip one year or no trouble going home. "
In 1985 I spoke at Cal State Long. Beaches and Jesse were in a halfway house,
Eagle Lodge Halfway House on Long Beach
and so the whole crew from that Stop house came to where I was talking.
And then Jesse introduced himself and > The first thing he did was that he was his name
and the second thing he told me was if he could make music from my words
Look, and I've looked for it two years for someone to do that
♪ Man's Graffiti has something to say ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Messages in random writing ♪
♪ Messages on the wall ♪
♪ Wear a blindfold! ♪ </ p >
Man's Graffiti with John Trudell; I think it's very original
and there is something beautiful about what they do together.
And Bob Dylan got his copy and he Was this an interview with Rolling Stone
and he said it was the best album of the year
He was the one who attracted attention us.
This is & apos; 85 when they did the first one record and he was really aware
all the time he did it.
I know him because I'm the one who cares Sargent-at-Arms, so does John.
[laughs]
When he appeared in my life, former drug addicts; He fought with the habit of
and my ex was kicked out militant political activists.
You know, there is no demographic for us Fuck.
[laughs]
I mean actually who will invite us?
Because there is no demographic for that.
♪♪
I am very proud to be able to play with John Trudell and I am very proud to be an Indian.
And this, uh, something I hope that doesn't go with you, what we try to do.
♪♪
What Jesse did was he brought I'm music, he gave me a band;
He dressed me as a roller rock & apos; n & apos;.
He put me on stage, helped me learn how to to be on stage, and then he checked out.
(chuckled) That's what Jesse did.
I mean that's how I see it.
♪♪
Now there are guys who can play guitar; can make you cry
and make you laugh and make you think.
But he himself is treating himself for a title; Surely he is very sick
that he drinks many drugs finally killed him.
And they found him dead on the floor the laundry room of his apartment building
in Culver City with a needle in his arm.
Be a demon again.
If you've cleaned up up, something brings it back.
That makes my heart break.
We think our contribution is very positive.
We walk on the ground, playing the music we love.
And, uh, some of us live to talk about it (chuckles)
♪ [Doctor, My Eyes solo] ♪
Nobody plays like him.
He didn't leave; he was everywhere
I couldn't install the radio, I couldn't enter the radio market... anywhere - he was everywhere.
♪♪
I want the music to continue to bring joy and blow the minds of people always,
and always will be.
♪ Doctor, my eyes Can't see the sky ♪
♪ Is this a gift to have learn how not to cry? ♪
That's why Pat and Lolly Vegas ask you, do you want to dance?
♪♪
♪ Do you want to dance? and hold my hand ♪
♪ Tell me I am your lover ♪
♪ Oh dear, do you want to dance? ♪
My grandfather has guitar.
He put it on the cupboard, You know, and he said,
"If you can reach it your guitar can have it."
And, uh-so I stand on a chair and take it (laugh)
♪ Do you want to dance? ♪ </ p >
I just got the bug, you know.
As soon as I get it, that's it; it's over.
That's all I want to do, you know.
My sister and I, we said that would either go to New York or LA
to pursue music, to pursue that dream, you know
And, uh, we flipped a coin; it came out LA
♪♪
Is that difficult? Like, when did you < br /> people first come to Hollywood,
two people from the north California; You know, dark skin.
I know for sure it's hard < br /> for you to get a job and damn it.
Yes, because they don't employ.
Sunset Strip and Hollywood don't hire people in groups. </ p >
Like black or brown. You must be really white
Announcer: now Other Gazzarri hotspots! Hollywood A Go-Go on the Sunset Strip!
Here's what's lucky; They get inside. Not everyone is so lucky.
We go and play in Gazzarri Strip. There used to be a block, two blocks
on the road waiting to get every night, seven days a week. </ P>
Do they have all sorts of bands different spin out?
No, just one band. Vegas headlines.
♪ Oh, baby Do do you want to dance? ♪
We use very well mohair suits with nice black shoes. </ P>
♪ Do you, do you, do? Do you want to dance? < br /> ♪
And we set up our Cajun and we use overall bib.
I have to keep changing so I have to do it something we can actually hold
and that will be ours.
Jimi is one of the people who supports us the most.
It was he who told him very much started, "Do Indian things, man."
To see them at the Midnight Special do Come And Get Your Love
in full regalia
do drum songs before they do it enter one Their hit record...
That's actually — it's quite heavy.
♪ [singing] ♪
Pat: We used to mic the floor, you know.
So when we leave, stomping sounds like a herd of buffalo coming.
You know what I mean? It really sounds loud.
♪♪
We are, uh, four young Native Americans doing this song, this primitive song
and suddenly go to rock & apos; n & apos; roll this.
And then put the two together and people will only say,
"Wow, what happened? What happened here ? "
[the song turns into a pop song]
♪ Hell, hell, is that a problem with your head ♪
They can't believe it.
Here they are, these four Indians, with you know, clothes and moccasin
and all the things they see In actual movies playing rock, you know.
And our album came out and that just took off and went crazy.
You know Come and Get Your Love, that is in the Guardian of the Galaxy.
♪ Hell, what hell is that? the problem with your head huh ♪
When the hero marches through the scene of aliens knocking on monsters
and all this, he paces to Redbone
♪♪
There are true conquerors the vibe for the song
This is a good track; it's good songs and they are a great band.
And they're great artists, you know.
Eh, it's not easy to come up with really accessible, funky, hit singles that touch the heart;
not an easy thing to do and they do it.
♪ Come and love Come and love your love ♪
You can be explicitly political and make important points,
but finally getting through is the best revenge.
You want to do it with class; You want to do it with dignity.
And Redbone did that.
They have classes; they have dignity; they have links.
And they made it through
So they won.
♪♪
[applause]
I came from, uh, East Los Angeles, /> California, live in barrios. </ P>
I live in barrios. You did Where? </ P>
I was in LA east in Geraghty.
Dude, I live in Boyle Heights-Dogtown.
I'm in Geraghty, man.
Wow!
Yes, East LA Representing, man. </ P>
The bass line of your song is a mirror, uh, the song we have, uh,
is called Let & apos; s Get It Start the we did it in 2003.
Yes, I like it.
Yes, there is — that's right haunting, like, walking, like,
♪ Domp, domp, domp, domp, domp, domp, domp, domp, domp , ♪ Spirit of the Spirit. </ P>
♪♪
You have twenty-five thousand people in the audience
sing Let & apos; s Get It Started,
dancing to the bass line and people going to bananas.
Black Eyed Peas sold sixty million records worldwide
I grew to understand my Mexican root is more than my original root.
There must be something that sparks You and some people will like,
"Well, it's my father or my mother." But to be honest to me it's my grandmother. </ P>
When I go to me Grandma as I get older ,
he will start breaking up leaving the old photo album.
By bringing me into the culture , which, uh, Shoshone,
makes me understand where I came from.
This starts to enter sense to him.
Like, "Why do I feel like this? Why did I hear it? something like this? Why do I dance like this?
And can according to this rhythm it's not black or white.
I began to realize how important and beautiful
became Shoshone and became a Mexican.
♪ [mix of new parts and Come and Get Your Love] ♪
When you hear something you trigger and inspire many people
and You don't realize it and it only takes you by surprise -
Yes. Yes. It inspires. </ P>
You know, I-I want do another.
[laughter]
You know, I love that and you I come from the same background.
Our stories are similar and good see positive brothers who try to inspire.
That only lifts me up; I go the land now, you know
That's a beautiful thing for me.
♪♪
♪ [heavy metal] ♪
♪ [Motley Crue & apos; s Girls, Girls, Girls!] ♪
~♪
Rock and roll! Heavy metal! Party! Rock Slut
I moved to LA in 1985.
The Sunset Strip at that time was crowded and crazy every night.
All the girls didn't like clothes at; All people have crazy hair.
You will be in front of Roxy and you will see Axl, Slash, Matt Sorum,
You will see all these beautiful people a lot will be the future of rock & apos; n & apos; roll,
I mean everyone is there.
I want to be a rock star; I don't want to be like "Indian rock star" </ p >
I just want to be a rock star.
I am homeless, I'm bankrupt, but I know I have to do it
come with some type of identity if I will make it
In LA, I'm really not suitable because I'm not black and I'm not white.
So I'm a rock but I really love black music
I was playing with George Clinton and Bootsy Collins
and everyone in the city thought I was a super guitar player this funk.
But actually they don't even want to let it I play funk on their notes at all;
they just let me play rock.
But I'll see them and I'll study, because those people can play funk
like on another level.
Then I'll go around my white friend and I'll play funk
and then my funk will blow their funk away, right,
So for them they are all I think I'm a funk guy.
Suddenly I in Philadelphia p>
I mean all this is madness for me. I mean, my last band is my high school band.
Stevie Salas: bad rock apos; n & apos; roller; rock star
Maksudku semua ini adalah kegilaan bagiku. Maksud saya, band terakhir saya adalah band SMA saya.
Stevie Salas: bad rock 'n' roller; bintang rock
You have to have a ball and that what is needed to rock & apos; n & apos; roll.
So I use a private jet; I make a lot of money and I have all these women,
but soon I won't > know who I am again
Randy Castillo, he is friends with me I know I'm a native American
and he met me when I was completing the tour of Rod Stewart
I go deeper and deeper into alcohol and party and which girl can I be with
and how much money can I make make or house I can buy,
and he knows I lost my mind.
He said to me, "I go to take you to New Mexico".
[cricket]
♪♪
I brought John Trudell with me to Taos.
We want to be together and have a little a talk about our rebel friend Randy Castillo.
Mr. Randy Castillo!
♪ [drum solo] ♪
Randy Castillo.
Randy Castillo from New Mexico.
He will be like playing the drums. I Remember he always does this
where he kicked him drums: boom, boom, boom
Mega star
Stars mega
Close each magazine.
♪ [song ends] ♪
Mr. Randy Castillo!
♪♪
I was in Los Angeles and spent me time then went fucking nuts, right?
You know, only every actress I can see, every Playboy rabbit I can get ;
every cocktail I can drink.
Randy and I started to make friends and he said, "You are pretty messed up."
He said, "I need to take it < br /> You are to the country of India. "
Right.
I have never really ever heard that phrase
Indian country < br /> He brought me here
The secret to the country of India is when you lose your mind
only loses the part that needs to be defeated.
- Right that I'll tell you. - Right
♪♪
The last thing you want when you are you are my great grandfather
is an Indian because it's just bad Things that happen to Indians.
Mexicans can chase Apache to America without permission...
if they they pursue Apache murder
Americans can cross to Mexico without permission
if they chase Apache and kill Apache
Depends on where you are on the ground.
Some places they would rather be Indians than Mexicans.
And in some places they would rather become Mexicans than Indians
All right?
Eh, and in some places, they don't do it want to be good but they
so some of them will call themselves Hispanics
Randy Castillo is confident and happy to be an Indian , heads hard and proud and represents,
He is just a person who is so beautiful and a a great ambassador for American Indians. </ P>
He was great drummer, number one
Randy's roots, Native American roots, New roots in Mexico, make them stand out.
He is like a spirit; is what you feel into the room that.
You know, if you walk into a room and he is there
and even if you don't see he, you know he is there there
[applause]
He's just out there and he put it out there and he's like a magnet.
I mean, he knows exactly who he is is, exactly who he is.
We are really close.
When we have a holiday we will spend together; < br /> we will go to the nightclub
He quickly becomes one of my best friends.
[singing]
Ozzy! Ozzy! Ozzy!
This is a song dedicated to Mr. Randy Castillo, this is a number called Tattooed Dancer. </ P>
♪♪
Well, Randy has become one of the most influential heavy metal drummers in the world ,
uh, because of his work with Ozzy.
♪♪
And Ozzy always says he likes to work with native people, Hispanic people.
It feels like he is dealing with them Because he feels their rhythm is better.
And he always calls Randy as a direct connection
for that indigenous energy and the rhythm he loves.
♪ [original singing] ♪
♪♪
Oh say... my brother
How are you?
It's nice to see you.
How are you?
[singing and playing drums]
It's always in Randy's blood because... being Apache you know,
p>
But he took it to a different thing level and went higher,
became one of the best drummers in the world
I know when did he see Benito drums He wanted a trap like that.
You know.
And too bad we can't do that, you know, for he
♪♪
He has a style like that Obviously influenced by its roots,
the type of Indian drum thing that happens below it ;
He is not like an ordinary person.
Normal people will only — you know, they only play drums like this.
It's just that this is pounding it will go through everything
That is the heartbeat; Randy plays the heartbeat and that's it.
That; This is the Indian country there.
Bam!
♪♪
Lots of funk, from earth ; it's organic, you know
That-it's from the war dance and there is something tribal about it.
[crowd shouting]
>
This is very primal.
And I always equate the roots.
You know he has, uh, a grandmother who is curandero, healer. </ p >
And he was deeply related to him such spiritual thoughts
and indigenous descendants.
He's like this little Jumping over where he has a path
It returns to it and he constantly taps it
and takes it in through it music, through the way he plays.
And one day we go somewhere and I go to pick him up and he says,
"Hey, you know I found something here; I have this little thing here. "
and I go," What's that? "
And he said," All right, It's like a small lump. "</ P>
And I said," Maybe so you chose you, you know,
mustache all the time or Whatever you are doing
He says, "No, it's under it."
And I say, "Okay, you know, no know; Maybe you should check it out. "
And he was a bit neglected a few moments and... and one day he left,
"Okay, I went to the doctor about that today." </ p >
Then he said, uh, "I'll just go home."
And I went, "What happened?"
And he said, "Okay, um- uh, that's That I'm on my neck, it's cancer. "
Just gone from this big personality is only for this girl
of memory something that first.
♪ [piano] ♪
[cheering]
I ran to Hispanic, native Americans today are coming to me
p>
and ask me about Randy Castillo, you know.
He is a famous hero among the community.
♪♪
Practice. Practice.
And listen and try playing with others as many people as possible
because you can learn much more fast like that.
And, uh, the whole idea is playing with the band.
You know you can lock yourself up in your room and practice forever
p>
but if you don't play with someone Then, uh, you will sound like that.
So, uh, stick with it, you know and, uh, You will do it if you want it bad enough. </ P>
♪♪
♪ Stand up, stand up! ♪
♪ [singing] ♪
♪ Stand up, stand up! ♪
♪♪
and they are proud of them inheritance; it only inspires everyone.
♪ We have been fighting for our freedom since then Nina and Pinta and Santa Maria ♪
♪ Stand up! Like Geronimo, Sitting Bull, Red Cloud, Crazy Horse, Leonard Peltier ♪
The natives are left out of music story
of course has everything to do with the land.
It has to do with the way imagining an American dream,
is a land cleared from the natives.
♪ [Buffy Saint Marie sings] ♪
♪ Don't stand between reservations and corporate banks ♪ </ p >
♪ They will send federal tanks It's not good but it's reality ♪
♪ Send my heart on the knee of the wound ♪
It's been a long time but we are still here; we are still alive and we sing.
♪ Cover me with beautiful lies ♪
♪ Send my heart on the knee of the wound ♪
They try to delete it but it's not erased. </ P>
If they delete it, we won't do it can take the piece.
♪ They get this energy company that wants land ♪
♪ And they have church by dozens ♪
Yes, you won't let me talk about it before; Now, now I'm going to talk really loudly.
♪ Want to guide our hands and sing our mothers earth towards pollution, war and greed ♪
♪ Send my heart on the knee of the wound ♪
Big racket has been around around for a long time.
And anyone who really wants it effectively learning how not to fight it...
Because they will shake you, but how to overcome it, through it,
how to even cure it. p>
We bring medicine in us, you know, especially art medicine.
♪ Send my heart on the knee of the wound! ♪
♪ [repetition of lines] ♪
[song ends]
[cheering wildly]
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