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In April of 1979, Trudell met Jackson Browne. This meeting led Trudell into the world of music. In 1982, with Jackson Browne's help, John Trudell recorded Tribal Voice, a fusion of poetry and traditional Native music, which was released on cassette.
In 1979, Trudell met musical artist and activist Jackson Browne and became more interested in the musical world (and recording albums and performing his own compositions in live venues).
10 de dic. de 2006 · John Trudell's wife and child were killed by the United States Government. His music is soulful, and important. Produced by Jackson Browne
En 1994 tenia que dejar atrás su obra maestra y emprender un nuevo trabajo, este se titularía “Johnny Damas and Me”. Es una clara continuidad del anterior, es una disco desgarrado, en el cual escribe sobre su compromiso pero también sobre al amor y la perdida de su esposa, en el tema “After all these years” como ya lo hizo en su ...
Capo: No [Intro] G D/F# Em D C G/B D C G G D/F# Em D C G/B D C G [Pre-chorus 1] G D/F# Don’t want that love, Em D No more to me, C G/B D D7sus2/C G Maybe it’s the fire, [Pre-chorus 2] G D/F#...
19 de feb. de 1995 · THERE IS A LINE IN THE title track from the American Indian poet John Trudell's latest album, "Johnny Damas and Me," that would be ironic if it weren't simply dead-on accurate.
The album also features collaborations with Davis, Shark, and Native-American vocalist Quiltman, and was produced by Jackson Browne. Trudell, with help from Shark and Quiltman, released a follow-up entitled Johnny Damas and Me for Rykodisc in 1994.
