![Jim Pepper's Pow Wow](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_sHcQMV8v4racJH559JTC-e_Fjt_s8wDf4sEvBW4WC99ey_c6YnbBXlIxo7Ikx3fecGcbNJlH5QJoZiF3VvFDMRRcipdwCHGPt8hYbbXfnbShng_qmjXt4=s0-d)
You'll love this album. it's groovy, funky, it rocks and it also has a sound basis in some of the traditional music of North America, released in 1971. Again, this is an album you can't really find online, in fact it's quite difficult to get anything by Jim Pepper on the internet. Enjoy...
btw, let me know if you can't get this download, i had some odd megaupload issues with this one.
Album information from: http://mysite.verizon.net/vze8f4kf/pepper.htm
Jim Pepper: Pepper's Powwow Embryo SD731 [LP], Wounded Bird WOU731 [CD]
1. Witchitai-to [Chant] (Kaw trad.) / Witchitai-to [Song] (Jim Pepper) 7:52
2. Squaw Song (Gilbert Pepper) 3:11
3. Rock Stomp Indian Style (Gilbert Pepper) 2:06
4. Senecas (Peter La Farge) 5:48
5. Yon A Ho (Gilbert Pepper) 5:39
6. Slow War Dance (Gilbert Pepper) 1:50
7. Nommie-Nommie (Charles H. Gabriel/J. M. Black) 2:34
8. Newly-weds Song (Gilbert Pepper) 2:57
9. Fast War Dance / Now War Dance (Gilbert Pepper) 2:23
10. Drums (Peter La Farge) 4:22
recorded circa 1971, Apostolic Studios, New York
Jim Pepper, voice, tenor and soprano saxophone, percussion; Gib Pepper, voice, percussion; Ravie Pepper, flute, voice, percussion; Larry Coryell, electric guitar; Tom Grant, piano, voice, percussion; Chuck Rainey, electric bass on 1, 4, 8, 9; Jerry Jemmott, electric bass on 2, 5, 7, 10; Billy Cobham, drums on 1, 4, 8, 9; Spider Rice, drums on 2, 5, 7, 10
click on the link in the title to go to the download page. No password involved.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=15ETJLX7