Jack Gladstone is “Montana’s Troubadour.” An enrolled citizen of the Blackfeet Indian Nation, Jack illustrates Western and Native American culture through a mosaic of music, lyric poetry, and spoken word.

Jack Gladstone is “Montana’s Troubadour.” An enrolled citizen of the Blackfeet Nation, Jack illustrates American Indian culture through a mosaic of music, lyric poetry, and spoken word narrative. A former college instructor, Jack co-­‐founded Glacier National Park’s renowned lecture series, “Native America Speaks.”

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Wolves of Ice and Snow, with daughter Mariah Gladstone performing American Indian Sign Language Interview with Jack Garryowen and the Valley of the Little Big Horn

The sequel to Buffalo Cafe with ten songs providing melodic snapshots of people, events and legends as Jack chronicles the transformation of U.S. Western culture. Well equipped with the tools of lyrical poetry, Gladstone musically examines the irony, contradictions, humor and consequential impacts of Manifest Destiny.

Buckskin 'PoetSongs' Concert - The most diverse option; Jack entertains his audience drawing from over a quarter century as an award-winning performing/recording artist.

When the Land Belonged to God - Jack Gladstone - Babb, Montana. Facebook; Twitter; YouTube; Menu. Home Bio Programs Events Trading Post Music Discography Lyrics Audio Video Press Kit Contact Friends Paws for the Cause When The Land Belonged To God In 1913, Charlie Russell was commissioned by The Montana Club of Helena to make a consummate ...

The Bear Who Stole The Chinook - Tappin the Earths Backbone - Jack Gladstone - Babb, Montana. Facebook; Twitter; YouTube; Menu. Home Bio Programs Events Trading Post Music Discography Lyrics Audio Video Press Kit Contact Friends Paws for the Cause The Bear Who Stole The Chinook ...

Songs Albums; Barn Dance: Tappin' the Earth's Backbone: Buffalo Cafe: Buffalo Cafe: Buffalo Cafe Reprise: Buffalo Cafe: Chapel of the Sea: Native Anthropology

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