
Alanis Obomsawin (b. August 31, 1932 in New Hampshire, US) is an American Canadian Abenaki filmmaker and activist, primarily known for her documentaries on First Nations issues, among which the best known is Kanehsatake: 270 Years of Resistance, about the 1990 Oka Crisis, Quebec. In 1960, she made her professional debut as a singer-songwriter in New York City. She also managed her own stage at the Mariposa Folk Festival in the 60s. Her 1985 album Bush Lady (reissued in 2018) featured traditional songs of the Abenaki people
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Odana
Bush Lady, Pt. II
Bush Lady, Pt. I
Nziwaldam
Theo, Pt. I
Theo, Pt. II
Of the Earth and of the Sea
Bush Lady Pt II
Awsjagaw Nibin (My Spirit, It Weakens)
Bush Lady Pt 1
Theo Pt I
Ndayden (Gambling Song: How Many Bone-Sticks)
Comaw Skanooch (Syllabic Song Of War)
Theo Pt II
Nbaw (Hush, Sleep)
Shibi (River Of Dreams)
Bush Lady
Nzi Waldam
Nookum (Reflections Of An Elder)
Théo, Part II
Bush Lady, Part II
Bush Lady, Part I
Théo, Part I
Bush Lady (Part 1)
Theo
Of The Earth And The Sea
Nookum (Reflections on An Elder)
Gold People
Mother Of Many Children
Theo (Parts 1 & 2)
Bush Lady Pt I
Bush Lady, Pt. 1
Theo (Part 1)
Theo Pt. II
Of The Earth And Of The Sea / Bush Lady, Pt II
Bush Lady, pt. 2
Bush Lady (Part 2)
Théo
Theo, Pt. 1
Théo, Pt. II
Théo, Pt. I
Bush Lady (Pt. 1)
Theo (Part 2)
Bush Lady Pt. 2
01 odana
03 bush lady, pt. ii
05 theo, pt. i
02 bush lady, pt. i
Shibi
Theo, Pt. 2
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