The Greatest Natives From The North [Explicit Lyrics]

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The group War Party is "Cree hip-hop straight from the reserve" and their fan base is growing across North America. The international nature of hip hop music, as interpreted by War Party, can be heard in their sound that incorporates samplings of jazz, soul, rock, and even country. War Party BRINGS HOME CANADIAN ABORIGINAL MUSIC AWARDS WARPARTY took home the 2002 Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards for Best Music Video and Best Rap Album! The show was absolutely amazing! It was a night the group will never forget! WARPARTY also performed the award winning video track Feeling Reserved at the awards! We would like to congratulate all the artists who were nominated for the awards. also big shouts out to the Canadian Aboriginal Music Award's organizers for hosting such a successful event. Led by Rex Smallboy, winner of the 1995 Crystal Kids Entertainment Role Model Award, WARPARTY brings a personal story of Canada's First Nations to the popular Hip-hop music Culture. Their uniqueness has gained them a wide level of acceptance in the entertainment industry. Recently landing spots on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's Culture Shock and ZED programs Their music and message strike a nerve in both native and non-native listeners encouraging change and understanding on all social levels. With compositions that cross between commercial and underground rap music WARPARTY is directly making the transition into the mainstream music industry. (Parental Advisory) The group first came together in 1995. WARPARTY the Reign was the winner of the newly added category, "Best Rap Album", at the 2001 Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards. In January 2002 the WARPARTY rap video Feeling Reserved II debuted nationally on Much Music. The video was produced with funding from MuchMusic, the first time a Native American rap or hip hop group received such funding for an independent project. The video was also nominated for "Best Music Video" in the 2002 Urban Music Association of Canada awards. The group set another first when they were the first Native American group to host MuchMusic's "Rap City" show, and another when they were the first musicians in Canada to get sponsorship from international designer Tommy Hilfiger when they wore his clothing at the Telus World Ski and Snowboard Festival in Whistler.

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The Greatest Natives From The North War Party Manufacturer: Indie ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | International | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | International | Indie Music | Stores | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B00007L0U0 Release Date: 2002-08-25

Tracks:

1. Indian Prayer
2. The Greatest Natives from the North
3. Feeling Reserved (remix)
4. So Hard to Say Good Bye
5. Interlude
6. Aint No Stopping a Native
7. In These Times
8. 25 Reasons
9. One for the Money
10. That Be Us
11. Interlude
12. Hit You Right
13. Unstoppable
14. You Know How We Get
15. The Obese Chief
16. What If
17. What Are You Looking For Featuring Danika
18. Just Pain
19. Lets Dance

Album Description

The group War Party is "Cree hip-hop straight from the reserve" and their fan base is growing across North America. The international nature of hip hop music, as interpreted by War Party, can be heard in their sound that incorporates samplings of jazz, soul, rock, and even country. War Party BRINGS HOME CANADIAN ABORIGINAL MUSIC AWARDS WARPARTY took home the 2002 Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards for Best Music Video and Best Rap Album! The show was absolutely amazing! It was a night the group will never forget! WARPARTY also performed the award winning video track Feeling Reserved at the awards! We would like to congratulate all the artists who were nominated for the awards. also big shouts out to the Canadian Aboriginal Music Award's organizers for hosting such a successful event. Led by Rex Smallboy, winner of the 1995 Crystal Kids Entertainment Role Model Award, WARPARTY brings a personal story of Canada's First Nations to the popular Hip-hop music Culture. Their uniqueness has gained them a wide level of acceptance in the entertainment industry. Recently landing spots on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's Culture Shock and ZED programs Their music and message strike a nerve in both native and non-native listeners encouraging change and understanding on all social levels. With compositions that cross between commercial and underground rap music WARPARTY is directly making the transition into the mainstream music industry. (Parental Advisory) The group first came together in 1995. WARPARTY the Reign was the winner of the newly added category, "Best Rap Album", at the 2001 Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards. In January 2002 the WARPARTY rap video Feeling Reserved II debuted nationally on Much Music. The video was produced with funding from MuchMusic, the first time a Native American rap or hip hop group received such funding for an independent project. The video was also nominated for "Best Music Video" in the 2002 Urban Music Association of Canada awards. The group set another first when they were the first Native American group to host MuchMusic's "Rap City" show, and another when they were the first musicians in Canada to get sponsorship from international designer Tommy Hilfiger when they wore his clothing at the Telus World Ski and Snowboard Festival in Whistler.

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1. Untitled [CD-single] [Import]
2. Untitled [Import]
3. Veinte Anos [Import]
4. Violao De Ouro [Import]
5. Vitoria Da Ilusao [Import]
6. Y Se Baila Asi [Import]
7. Zorbas Dance: Memories of Greece [Import]
8. Zunido Da Mata [Import]
9. 20 Super Sucessos [Import]
10. 3 Faces

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