Tag: Buffy Sainte Marie

( – promoted by navajo) The Cree Indian folksinger Buffy Sainte-Marie has often complained that too many people saw her as Pocahontas with a guitar. She’s anything but. Her career, which began in the early 1960s at beatnik coffeehouses in Canada and the United States, has been marked by political controversy, drug addiction and numerous … Continued

( – promoted by navajo) Red light of evening falls like rain. Rainbow’s my yarn the sky is my loom I will weave sunsets later on. Snow woman, climbing the wind. Blue light of winter fills her baskets. Changing woman, dance on the weather lightening and feather mark her trail Life lovers, splitting the worlds. … Continued