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Description: the second episode of the Comache Boy series is titled "TEAM COMANCHE BOY." It introduces the people around Comanche Boy who offer their support in many different ways. Also follows the bout that put Comanche Boy at 18-0 with 17 KO's

Here's Tonemah singing POWWOW SNAG wailing for a sold out audience at the NAMMYS last October. Great stuff.

Nicholas Tahchawwickah,Nick Jr and Ivan SkyFall at Six Flags Sept,4th Friday Nite,It was a blast,This Ride cost a whooping $30.00 Each.And the ride is at your own risk.Its crazy!

"Do You Know Who I Am" is a song written by Brad Griffing and Joe Goyette intended to bring attention to the plight of Native Americans, the real founders of this country. We can't call ourselves great and not do more for the true Americans. Joe Goyette http://www.myspace.com/joegoyettesongs1

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While out in the New Mexico Area Ms Wang Got the opportunity to interview four Native American Indians,

Since ROCKBAND Swept our country it is only fitting and proper this interview takes place,please join Daphne as she talks one on one with these Awesome Natives.  

By Daphne Wang

By:Guy Narcomey

The story of a native american messenger runner. A Comanche boy runs a message to the Pueblos in New Mexico.

Description: "Who Is Comanche Boy?" episode 1 answers that question, following Native American boxer, George "Comanche Boy" Tahdooahnippah, through a few boxing matches that lead up to his undefeated 17-0 professional boxing record, with 16 knockouts.

Text based on hymn composed by Comanche elder Buster Parker: "Jesus, My Soul is Crying." Performed by The Cantate Singers, Gisel Becker, Conductor, at the National Museum of the American Indian, November 11,2007. Carole Bean, alto flute; Steven Alvarez, hand drum and rattle. Music Composer Dr David Yeagley

 A documentary short created by Darrell K. in 2004 as a class project at Cameron University. The short earned a first place award from the Oklahoma Broadcast Education Association for best in Televison Doc/Series. Features Comanches - Marla Nauni and Wallace Coffey.

American Indian Paintings,Anadarko Post Office.Courtesy Of Dennis G Chappabity.The Last free Ranging Comanche Lawyer.April,2009