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Randy Wood is an enrolled member of the Saddle Lake Cree Tribe of Alberta Canada. He is also a founding member of the renowned drum group “Northern Cree”. Randy was the lead singer up until 1994 when he got married and moved to St. George, Utah with his wife Jetta, and started his solo music career in 1997 with Roy Track. Roy produced his first album ”Songs That Make You Want To Snag” which launched his solo music career. Then in 1999 Randy joined with Canyon Records who produced 6 more albums:

1.ROUND DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY

2.ROUND DANCE BLUES

3.THERE ARE NO GOODBYES

4.OUR LOVE WILL NEVER DIE

5.MY HEART AND SOUL

6.THE GIFT OF LIFE

Also:

7. Songs That Make You Want to Snag

8. Round Dance With Me

Randy has received a nomination for “The Gift of Life” in the Aboriginal Album of the Year category of the 2012 JUNO Awards and one in 2003 for Best Male Artist for his album “Round Dance Blues”. Randy is also a two time Grammy nominee for his album, “Round Dance The Night Away” and “Our Love Will Never Die”, a winner for Best Traditional Vocal at the Indian Summer Music Awards (ISMA) in 2005 for his album “There Are No Goodbyes”, and a Winner for Best Traditional Recording at the 2011 NAMA for his album “The Gift of Life”.

COLLABORATION WITH:

R. Carlos Nakai’s on his album Reconnections, with multi-instrumentalist Cliff Sarde, guitarist William Eaton.

Wayne Silas and his drum group Tha Tribe – Best of Both Worlds, World One album.

Randy has done some modeling for the famous renowned artist Don Crowley who is a member of the “Tucson 7,” an informal group of artists who all began their careers in commercial art and illustration and have made the successful transition to Western fine art. Note cards and Prints of Randy Wood can be purchased at doncrowley.com

Randy has an array of new projects, he will debut his new T-shirt line, this year with the re-launch of his first CD done by Roy Track “Songs That Make You Want To Snag”

Entertainer, Public Speaker at schools, Pow-wow singer and Host drum at powwows with his drum “Woodstock Singers”.