8 thoughts on “ Cherokee - Various - Magic Moments (CD) ”

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2. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Cherokee! - Various Artists on AllMusic -

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3. Jun 26,  · Cherokee water song has been used to bless and raise the resonance of the water for many years by Cherokee people. They have always known the magic of water response to singing and raising water medicine, Sing the water song seven times and sing faster toward the last round!

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4. Medicine According to Cherokee Legend. Origin of Strawberries. The Two Wolves. Why the Turkey Gobbles. When you were born, you cried and the world rejoiced. Live your life so that when you die, the world cries and you rejoice. – Cherokee.

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5. Mar 23,  · The day I was going to check out this Vinyl store to see if they had that album, I went to JB HI-FI first and found The Allusions Anthology on CD which had all the Tracks from their Album all scrambled through the CD, but was still able to program it back to the original track sequence and was quite happy with the album.

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6. Feb 03,  · Cherokees do not perform "magic." We are connected to nature and spirits and interact with either one accordingly. We aren't sitting around with a head dress and summoning spirits whenever the **** we want like the media portrays. And to who ever said something about voodoo being black magic; please do your research. Voodoo is essentially white.

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7. Named after a popular ice cream of the time, the Cherokees were formed in from the remnants of Johnny Chester's backing band the Chessmen and began playing Shadows-styled music around Melbourne, Australia. Signing with W&G Records, the Cherokees released two singles and the rare Here Come the Cherokees album in They began playing pop reminiscent of the Beatles and moved .

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8. Cherokee people place great importance on the playing of the stickball game, similar to lacrosse but played with a pair of sticks about the size of a tennis racket to catch and throw the ball (Mooney, , p. ). After the Trail of Tears and the relocation of those belonging to the Cherokee Nation the game lost its ritual and spiritual.

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