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< >Whitefish Bay Singers

The Whitefish Bay Singers are all from the Ojibway Nation, which is located in the Lake of the Woods area in Ontario, Canada. The drum group has traveled extensively through out North America and continues to do so. The "guys" are well known on the powwow circuit, and have made many friends along the way. To date the group has put out 11 albums. Their latest album Oshke Ye Ii has become Arbor Records greatest Pow Wow album of 2007.

HISTORY OF THE GROUP

The Whitefish Bay Singers began in the 1970's. The drum group comprised of a few members of Whitefish Bay First Nation. Andy White, the drum keeper, initiated the idea of starting the Whitefish Bay Singers along with his uncle and son. Andy says that he began the group because he felt like singing. The first big pow-wow they tested their vocal talents was at a Treaty #3 gathering in Kenora, Ontario in 1973. Thus, creating the first stepping-stone to where the Whitefish Bay Singers are today...

Albums

Whitefish Bay Singers

Way 2 Expensive (1.4M, 1:27s)

2-Wass (1.3M, 1:20s)

Honor Song (1.4M, 1:28s)

oshke ye ii

Toowaas' Style (1.1M)

Too Expensive (954.7K)

That's A Wrap (1.0M)

Awards, Nominations & Submissions

Group Members