SET OF 7 CBC RADIO CANADA TRANSCRIPTS " WILLIE DUNN" WHO WERE THE ONES/ RECORDS
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1969 CBC Radio Canada Transcription Records : WILLIE DUNN : Who Were the Ones, Indian Stories and Ballads, written and sung by
Willie Dunn.
Includes : 1) E-797 Louis Riel, Pontiac, Ode to an Indian Girl. 2) E-795 Crowfoot, Who Were the Ones and Hey Broker, Pawn my Watch.
3)E-798 The Little Big Horn, Poundmaker and Collection Blues 4) Big Bear, Crazy Horse and Hit-Run Mow Down.
"Willie Dunn is a Canadian filmmaker, folk musician, playwright and politician. Born in Quebec, he is of mixed Mi'kmaq and
Cornish/Irish background. Dunn often highlights aboriginal issues in his work.
Dunn is a singer and acoustic guitarist. He wrote a song entitled "The Ballad of Crowfoot" and directed a ten-minute National Film
Board of Canada (NFB) film of the same name in 1968. Both the song and video are about inhumane and unjust colonial treatment of
aboriginal Canadians, as well as their taking charge of their destiny and becoming politically active. One of the first NFB films
directed by an Aboriginal filmmaker, the film received several awards including a Gold Hugo for best short film at the 1969 Chicago
International Film Festival.
E-800 / E-801/ E-799 / E-798 / E-797 / E795 / E796
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