Buffy Sainte-Marie's indigenous ancestry questioned by CBC's Fifth Estate

The Fifth Estate investigation found alarming inconsistencies in Buffy Sainte-Marie's origin story – and turned up a birth record. 

The Sadies join Buffy Sainte-Marie at Massey Hall, November 30

Better grab yer tickets quick for The Sadies show with Buffy Sainte-Marie. See the rest of their tour dates below. 

The Sadies on tour

Tuesday November 30 - Toronto, ON - The Sadies with Buffy Sainte-Marie at Massey Hall.  Tickets:  https://bit.ly/3CPxHvD

Thursday December 2 - St. Catharines, ON - The Sadies at Warehouse Concert Hall.  Tickets:  https://bit.ly/3jWgcSL

Saturday December 4 - Sarnia, ON - The Sadies at Refined Fool! Tickets:  https://bit.ly/3mAcjoh

Thursday February 3 - Calgary, AB - The Sadies at Royal Canadian Legion #1. Tickets on sale Friday November 5 here: https://bit.ly/3w731Da

More dates to follow. 

Jackson Browne vs. Buffy Sainte-Marie

Check out Jackson Browne's version of Buffy Sainte-Marie's "Piney Wood Hills" followed by Buffy's original 1965 recorrding.

Ace Of Cups ready their way overdue debut album for fall release

San Francisco's legendary Ace Of Cups recently recorded their debut album with help from pals Taj Mahal, Buffy Sainte-Marie and Bob Weir. 

Here's the scoop from High Moon Records...
Ace Of Cups may not have been the first all-women rock and roll band, but they were the one that mattered within that bizarre wrinkle in time that constituted late 1960s San Francisco. Converging from a diverse set of backgrounds in the Haight-Ashbury just before the Summer of Love, these young women would constitute an independently-driven, uniquely-inspired organization, equally capable of feather-light poetry, funkier soul and further-out freakery than most of their more celebrated male compatriots within the psychedelic ballrooms. Yet despite the avowed interest of the industry and obvious hometown support, the original Ace Of Cups never got to release an album. Until now…

High Moon Records is honored to present the first full-length studio album by the mesmerizing Ace Of Cups. Produced by Dan Shea (Santana, Jennifer Lopez, Mariah Carey),  and recorded at Marin’s Laughing Tiger Studios, the record’s twenty-one tracks span fifty years of masterful songwriting, that sound as timeless as they do cathartic.

Anchored by fervent playing and beautiful harmonies from the Ace, classic songs such as “Taste Of One,” “Pretty Boy,” “Circles” and “Simplicity” have been given new energy and focus while previously unheard newly written material reveals additional depth and soul.

Special guests include legendary players (and long time Ace of Cups friends)  Jorma Kaukonen, Jack Casady, and Charlie Musselwhite as well as lead vocal turns by Bob Weir  on “The Well”,  Taj Mahal  on “Life In Your Hands”, Peter Coyote on “As The Rain”, and Buffy Sainte-Marie  on “Pepper In The Pot”. Despite the sheer number of songs and guests on the album, and the range of material, there is a remarkable consistency born from the band’s and musicians’ deep personal connection and musical bond. Pre-order the 2LP or 2CD version right here.



Ace Of Cups (High Moon Records)

LP 1 / CD1
Introduction: There’s a Record Being Made
Feel Good
Pretty Boy
Fantasy 1&4
Circles
We Can’t Go Back Again
The Well (feat. Bob Weir)
Taste of One
Mama’s Love
Simplicity
Feel It in the Air

LP2 / CD2
Interlude: Transistor
Stones
Interlude: Baby from the Forest of Knolls
Life in Your Hands (feat. Taj Mahal)
Macushla/Thelina
As the Rain (feat. Peter Coyote)
Daydreamin’ (feat. Taj Mahal)
On the Road
Pepper in the Pot (feat. Buffy Sainte-Marie)
Interlude: Breath
Indian Summer
Grandma’s Hands
Medley (The Hermit / The Flame Still Burns / Gold & Green / Living In The Country)
Outroduction: It’s Always Safe…
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