Douglas Spotted Eagle
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Douglas Spotted Eagle is Native American, he is married to a Dine woman from Valley Junction, Iowa. He calls his music "modern ethnic", as it mixes jazz, new age, pop, and world beat with Native American music. Spotted Eagle received a Grammy Award for his production of "Gathering of Nations Powwow," and along with numerous collaborations has released 13 albums under his own name. He has been building flutes since he was 12 years old, and he performed traditional music as well as being a guitarist for a popular rock and roll band after his family moved to Salt Lake City, Utah. Spotted Eagle currently lives in rural Utah, and works for youth anti-drug causes, as well as recording and producing music.
Douglas is also well known among the video production and writes regular articles for VAAST and tours doing training for Sony Media Software.
[edit] Discography
- 1999 - "Voices"
- 1998 - "Pray" (Higher Octave)
- 1997 - Tenaya (Natural Visions/NV120)
- 1996 - Closer to far Away (Windham Hill/BMG)
- 1995 - Common Ground (Natural Visions/NV106)
- 1994 - Ultimate Collection (Natural Visions/NV103)
- 1993 - Human Rites (Natural Visions NV102)
- 1992 - Stand at the Center (Natural Visions NV101)
