Κυριακή 14 Ιουνίου 2026
One Wish · Hiroshima Another Place ℗ 1985 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Released on: 1986-04-08 Flute, Keyboards, Percussion, Saxophone, Synthesizer, Vocal, Producer, Programmer: Dan Kuramoto Percussion, Vocal: June Kuramoto Composer: D. Kuramoto Drums, Percussion, Vocal, Drum Programmer: Danny Yamamoto Background Vocal, Vocal: Barbara Long Background Vocal: Beloyd Taylor Background Vocal: Jim Gilstrap Background Vocal: John Jehman Background Vocal: Darryl Phinnessee Background Vocal: Maxine Waters Background Vocal: Julia Waters Background Vocal: Marva King Background Vocal: Phil Mosley Background Vocal, Recording Engineer: Tchad Blake Background Vocal: Keithen Carter Percussion: Johnny Mori Executive Producer: Wayne Edwards Assistant Engineer: Troy Kreuger Assistant Engineer: Coke Johnson Assistant Engineer: Stephen Shelton Assistant Engineer: Peter Doell Assistant Engineer: Elmer Flores Assistant Engineer: Bino Espinoza Assistant Engineer: John Hanlon Mastering Engineer: Bernie Grundman Recording Engineer: Terry Christian Recording Engineer: Bill Jackson Recording Engineer: Ray Blair Recording Engineer: Glenn Nishida
The FIFA World Cup has begun across Turtle Island. In Mexico City, the tournament opened with Indigenous language, dress, and pre-Hispanic cultural performance. Grammy-winning artist Lila Downs welcomed fans and players in Spanish, English, and Mixtec. In Toronto, Canada's opening ceremony began with Traditional Indigenous dancers representing the nearly two million Indigenous people in Canada. Award-winning singer-songwriter William Prince of Peguis First Nation welcomed the world, saying: "From this land, where the water meets the mountains, where voices have gathered for generations. We are still here. We carry the songs. We carry the stories. We carry the heartbeat." Hours later, the United States opened its ceremony in Los Angeles ahead of USA vs. Paraguay. While Mexico and Canada featured prominent Indigenous cultural presentations, the U.S. ceremony did not include a comparable dedicated presentation of Native American, Alaska Native, or Native Hawaiian culture. The contrast sparked discussion across social media. "I hope in the future, we can get better at acknowledging the Indigenous people that make up this land, and not just this land, but also in Alaska and Hawaii," creator Aynsley Broom (Moananu Pula) shared online. At the same time, many are recognizing Mexico and Canada for placing Indigenous Peoples prominently within their host-country welcome to the world. Native News
Black Blade · Blue Oyster Cult Cultosaurus Erectus ℗ 1980 Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment Released on: 1988-09-27 Producer: Martin Birch Guitar, Keyboards, Vocal: Eric Bloom Composer, Lyricist: Eric Bloom Drums, Vocal: Albert Bouchard Composer, Lyricist: M. Moorcock Bass, Vocal: Joe Bouchard Composer, Lyricist: J. Trivers Bass, Guitar, Keyboards, Vocal: Donald (Buck Dharma) Roeser Guitar, Keyboards: Allen Lanier
Tarkus (i. Eruption / ii. Stones of Years / iii. Iconoclast / iv. Mass / v. Manticore / vi. Battlefield / vii. Aquatarkus) (2012 Remaster) · Emerson, Lake & Palmer Tarkus ℗ 2012 Leadclass Limited under exclusive license to BMG Rights Management (UK) Limited Released on: 1971-06-14 Drums: Carl Palmer Guitar, Vocals, Producer, Bass Guitar, Performer: Greg Lake Keyboards, Performer: Keith Emerson Producer: Eddie Offord Composer: Keith Emerson Composer: Keith Emerson Composer: Keith Emerson Composer: Keith Emerson Composer: Keith Emerson Composer: Greg Lake Composer: Keith Emerson Author: Greg Lake Composer: Greg Lake
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