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Donald Blackfox

Born of Mi’kmaq & Cree heritage in 1945 Donald has spent much of his life learning and teaching the ways and traditions of the indigenous people of North America.

After leaving school at age fifteen he began traveling the country with his band "Creation" Spending some years traveling with and working with many of the stars of the 60's, 70’s and early 80’s.

He spent time on Pine Ridge and Rosebud Reservations. During the early 70’s he learned the ways and traditions of the Lakota people.

Getting clean and sober in 1984 turned his life around. He traveled with his adopted grandfather Joseph Eagle Hawk learning all he could of native spirituality.

At age 48 he studied for and received his GED. Upon entereing college in Boston he earned 2 Associates Degrees, one in Drug and Alcohol Counseling and one in Human Resources.

Donald is the founder of Native Pride Foundation, an organization committed to helping those young ones who are having problems with drugs and alcohol, and those who are under pressure because of the lack of understanding, that society places upon then.

His work with the foundation also includes counseling in all areas of abuse.

He owned and operated Tribal Winds Native American Art and Crafts (A retail gift shop) from 1996 through 2002.

During this time period he decided to shift his focus to work in the field of his passion, music.

He founded RavenHawk Productions and Spirit Wind Records. He also took his drum group The Thunder Hawk Singers to a Nammy nomination in 2001.

In 2002 he was Program Director for NativeRadio.com. Working with Patrick Doyle CEO and founder of NativeRadio.com has given him new insight into the world of native music.

It is Donald's goal to take unknown independent artists and bring them to the forefront of the world of Native Music

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