Post by Californian on Apr 28, 2024 10:53:27 GMT -5
on the background of "Joseph" No Heart (Cante Wanica, also known as "Medicine Joe") ...
Josephine Waggoner / Emily Levine wrote in "Witness: A Hunkpapha Historian's Strong-Heart Song of the Lakotas", University of Nebraska Press (2013), page 294:
„Struck By the Ree was known as a great medicine man … Last year (1934) his oldest son, No Heart, sometimes called Medicine Joe, died. …
Struck By the Ree had three wives, all of the Hunkpaphaya band. The oldest wife, Rising Flame ….- her son was No Heart…“
Emily Levine’s notes on page 658.
Josephine Waggoner / Emily Levine wrote in "Witness: A Hunkpapha Historian's Strong-Heart Song of the Lakotas", University of Nebraska Press (2013), page 294:
„Struck By the Ree was known as a great medicine man … Last year (1934) his oldest son, No Heart, sometimes called Medicine Joe, died. …
Struck By the Ree had three wives, all of the Hunkpaphaya band. The oldest wife, Rising Flame ….- her son was No Heart…“
Emily Levine’s notes on page 658.