Shenandoah has appeared on
stage, opened for, performed with
and/or recorded with the following artists:
Leah & Diane Shenandoah, Floyd Westerman, Charlie Hill, John Kay, Odetta, Pete Seeger, Wes Studi, Chuck Mangione, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Robbie Robertson, Richie Havens, Timbuk Three, Litefoot, Buddy Red Bow, Seal, David Amram, Bruce Cockburn, David Lindley, Samite, R. Carlos Nakai, Frank Talarico, Randy Travis, Cremo, Judy Collins, Lenny Milano, Chuck Berry, Jackson Brown, Gulda, Kris Kristopherson, Mickey Hart, Neil Young, Erik Hokkanen, Kevin Locke, Rebone, New Mexico Symphony, Paul Angerosa, Rita Coolidge, Ray Charles, Paul Winter, A. Paul Ortega, Jim Pepper, Mary Younglbood, John Trudell, Jeff Beck, Tom Bee, Wayne Newton, Tom Jackson, Tagag, Bill Miller, Gerhard Rebmann, Syracuse Symphony Orchestra, Marc McCoin, Tony Hymas, Christopher Grenner, Keith Secola, Tom Wasinger, Jack Gladstone, Buffy St. Marie, Stuart Heizman, Jo Dee Massina, John Denver, Ulali, Crystal Gayle, Michael Bucher, Roland Vargus Mousaa, Bruce Springsteen, Dave Mathews, Joan Baez, Emmy Lou Harris, Arlo Guthrie and many more...
A GRAMMY Award and 11 Time Native American Music award winning artist; and Wolf Clan member of the Iroquois Confederacy, Joanne Shenandoah has fulfilled the promise of her Native American name, Tekaliwah-kwa, (She Sings). " She's become one of the most acclaimed Native American recording artists of her time." Associated Press.
Since emerging as an artist in 1990, she has performed at such high-profile gigs at Carnegie Hall, the White House, Kennedy Center, Earth Day on the Mall, Woodstock '94, and the Parliament of the Worlds Religions in South Africa and the famous Sagrada Familia, in Barcelona Spain, Instanbull, Hwa Eom Temple, S. Korea and thousands of venues in the US.
"She weaves you into a trance with her beautiful Iroquois chants and wraps her voice around you like a warm blanket on a cool winter's night," said Robbie Robertson, formerly of the Band, who used her voice on his solo album Contact From the Underworld of Redboy. Shenandoah has also collaborated and or performed with Bruce Cockburn, Neil Young, Brian Kirkpatrick, Willie Nelson, Rita Coolidge and scores of others.
Over time Shenandoah's been able to channel her love of pop, folk and classical into her ancestrally inspired music and her music has been used in many soundtracks to include HBO, PBS, Northern Exposure, Bose Systems, The Discovery Channel, and TRANSAMERICA to name a few.
Shenandoah, as an actress plays a major role in The Last Winter, a thriller film on global warming starring Ron Perlman available on May 20 at Blockbusters everywhere.
