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Kandia Crazy Horse on The Red Road East (the sequel) #NoDAPL #NoAIM

Last night, I received Supermoon Medicine & then journeyed to the television station of Bronxnet to serve as a guest artist-activist on Fierce-Truthseeker’s (Tsalagi) show The Red Road East, which covers art, entertainment & political issues of Indian Country. As you may recall, I was the guest on the first-ever episode of the program & was happy to be asked back again — specifically for Native American Heritage Month — to speak on the Standing Rock & Split Rock resistance movement in the NYC / Northeast area, what actions we have done & plan for the future & promote the upcoming Standing Rock benefits I will be doing here: on 25 November @ Jalopy Theater in Brooklyn & the weekend of 16 December on Manhattan’s Upper East Side @ Ibex Puppetry. Additionally, I will be doing an artists & activism program on the current state of protest music, back at Decolonize This Place in TriBeCa on 12 December, with my Native Americana / Cosmic Country band Cactus Rose & special guest Abiodun Oyewole of The Last Poets. Stay tuned / follow me on Instagram for posters, ticket links & updates on these events.

When The Red Road East airs, will share the footage here for y’all outside the local NYC network. The Standing Rock benefits of Neil Young, Jackson Browne & Dave Matthews have gotten a lot more notice than the efforts of our grassroots collective of activists & generally, it’s difficult to get the media to pay attention to the creation of independent musicians without multi-million dollar teams behind them. Yet we are trying hard with very few resources to contribute to the cause with an all-female artists lineup Standing Rock benefit – the one slated for mid-December — to remind people that, despite the election outcome, #TheFutureIsFemale …So we thank you heartily for your support & for coming through to the concerts. I am a mite weary, but enjoying #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth to the fullest! A’ho*

img_1952 ( Kandia Crazy Horse @ Bronxnet studios, before the live taping on “The Red Road East” )

img_3640 ( Kandia Crazy Horse of Cactus Rose & Abiodun Oyewole of the Last Poets @ Bronxnet, after the taping of “The Red Road East” #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth x #BlackPower50 #indigenousfutures #IStandWithStandingRock )

img_3625 (The set / studio of “The Red Road East” hosted by Fierce-Truthseeker #Tsalagi #Cherokee)

“Those who damage Mother Earth, damage us all / Forgive them / They don’t yet see”

– Neil Young


Martin Stone of Mighty Baby RIP – A master of Anglo-Americana

Sho’nuff, I got post-Election 2016 Blues & been nursing ’em by spinning a lot of fitting tunes by my hero / influence as an artist-activist, Gil Scott-Heron — including “Winter In America” & “B-Movie.” Feeling even more wintry this grey November day in New York City for just found out that musician & bookseller #MartinStone has walked on. Regret that have not had the resources to cover a favorite song by one of his former bands, my beloved #MightyBaby, as long planned; but still hope to do so one day. Like the great Ian Matthews of Fairport Convention/Matthews Southern Comfort (who I briefly met once when he got me into his tour of Gene Clark’s No Other that came to the Music Hall of Williamsburg in Brooklyn) & my new friend/fellow sister country singer who used to dwell in the Ozarks, Jan Bell of the Maybelles / Brooklyn Americana Festival, who hails from Yorkshire, Stone was one of a select elite of master musicians that interpreted Anglo-Americana, perhaps the most interesting & exciting moment of the original British Invasion of the 1960s/early ’70s.

I have fortunately been invited by Jan to perform at the Jalopy Theater benefit concert for Standing Rock that she has organized, on 25 November @ 9pm in Brooklyn. Tix available here: KANDIA CRAZY HORSE x CACTUS ROSE singing in support of the STANDING ROCK water protectors camps

Here’s my beloved “Virgin Spring,” lachrymose, gossamer beauty befitting the vibes today in America. Mighty Baby was the UK’s answer to the Grateful Dead — a band I followed for aeons — & it’s interesting that they made their transition to this sound roughly around the same time that Jerry & ‘nem were trying to remold themselves in the manner of then-emerging Crosby Stills & Nash (& sometimes Young), as you hear on my favorite Dead LP, Workingman’s Dead >>>>>>>—–))—>

Sending you love o’er the Big Water in Fair Albion (despite #Brexit & #BritsSoWhite), to my brotha Mark Pringle, co-head of London’s Rocksbackpages.com which archives my early music journalism – Thankye, Mark, kindly for what correspondence did get to have with Martin Stone – A’ho*


On Talk Music Talk with boice – Episode #47

Listen & download HERE


Flashback Friday: In High Harlem

With podcast host Boice-Terrel at the Chipped Cup, after taping earlier this week

With podcast host Boice-Terrel at the Chipped Cup, after taping earlier this week


On the Radio!

Evan Taylor on drums

Evan Taylor on drums

Me in front of the booth (w/ DJ Duane just visible) after my interview

Me in front of the booth (w/ DJ Duane just visible) after my interview

Johnny w/ banjo & "His master's voice"

Johnny w/ banjo & “His master’s voice”


Kandia Crazy Horse & the Spirit of ’76 live taping on New Jersey’s WFMU

#FollowFriday #fbf >>>>—–)))—> From earlier this week, via ANA group; we had a fine ole time during my live taping in Jersey City on DJ Duane Harriott’s (Bim Marx/Negroclash/Other Music) radio show. Dig it: “On this week’s Duane Train, we shine a Native Artist spotlight on Kandia Crazy Horse, a country & western / Native Americana artist who is Pamunkey. Kandia (pictured doin’ it in the Park, oh yeah) & her band the Spirit of ’76 will talk about the meta-Afrolachian source of her sounds, perform live here in the WFMU studio, and share her love of vinyl collecting out of the Laurel Canyon & southern deeps.” Tune in 8/26, 12-3pm @ 91.1 FM in Jersey City, NY / 90.1 FM Hudson Valley, NY – or online @ WFMU.org | kandiacrazyhorse.com | T: @kandiacrazyhoss | IG: @kandiacrazyhorse          

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STAMPEDE on Surrender To the Airwaves show | 03.29.2014

STAMPEDE music featured on SURRENDER TO THE AIR/WAVES radio, hosted by Sam Holmstock. Playlist  for 3/29/14 on WKKL 90.7 West Barnstable MA

STAMPEDE on Surrender To the Airwaves radio show | 03.16.2014

The album’s enjoying steady rotation on Cape Cod, Massachusetts’ Sunday radio show on WKKL 90.7


STAMPEDE spins on Is Black Music show UK | 02.26.2014

The album’s featured on host/artist Art Terry’s London-based radio show Is Black Music: Alternative Sista Hood


STAMPEDE on Peelgrass | 02.10.2014

Songs from the album in rotation on the Netherlands’ Peelgrass


Americana Music Show featuring Kandia Crazy Horse | 01.26.2014

My recent on-air interview with North Carolina’s Americana Music Show is available to listen online


On the Radio in France | 01.08.2014

The American Show by Jay -Playlist

Voici la playlist de ce début d’année chargée en découvertes et nouveautés! including “California,” “Soul Yodel #3” and “Cabin in the Pines”

 


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WFMU – Duane Harriott Show | 12.11.2013

http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/53555


WFMU – Duane Harriott Show | 07.31.2013

http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/51735

Kandia and Duane Harriott at WMFU

Kandia and Duane Harriott at WMFU