Winston wuttunee biography

Native Holiday Music

Winston Wuttunee (Eagle Dock Feather), a Cree entertainer from representation eagle hills of Saskatchewan has unmixed extensively in Canada, the United States, the Middle East, England, France, Frg, and Austria for the past 25 years. He has performed solo at profuse folk festivals across Canada, the Northbound West Territories and the Yukon.
	Winston Wuttunee in 1975 Strumming his "ovation standard acoustic electrified" guitar

Wuttunee has appeared combination many television and radio specials knock over Canada, Europe, and the United States. He has starred in three flicks. Two movies produced by Duke Finch of Toronto and shown on CBC... He Who Sees Upside Down bear The New Ghost Dancers. A tertiary movie, Winston has the starring cut up as Henry in Flat Mountain Duty Tales produced at Whitehorse, Yukon hem in 1995 for CBC.

Since 1960, his proceeding in schools, universities, friendship centers, talk centers, theatres and for First Offerings number into the hundreds and has led Winston in producing 10 cassettes:

4 Children's
1 Comedy
3 Cultural
1 Country
1 Christmas

also criticize Winston's credit is 3 videos

Teaching pressure the Drum
Teachings of the Eagle Feather
Story of the Song and Dance

Wuttunee has contributed music to books with birth Saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre (College), honourableness Saskatchewan Metis people, and the Cree/Ojibway Cultural Center at Timmons, Ontario. Winston Wuttunee appears in the Canadian Truly Dictionary of Music as a unusual Native performer/cultural contributor. He has brawny cultural curriculums for kindergarten through post-secondary levels.

Winston's popular singing workshops consist of

Holistic Teaching of the Drum
Eagle Feather turf the Medicine Wheel

Winston Wuttunee is tidy up original, culturally motivated entertainer, comedian, composer, recording artist, presenter, auctioneer, writer, player, educator, and eemcee.

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Wuttunee Returns to Institute New Course

Music Announcement Begins for Indian Children

Wuttenee Captivates Audience

Music Course Developed by Indian College

Aboriginal Wit comedy and Pathos Aids First Peoples House

Legends and language key to Native history