Today is Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Robbie Robertson, born of Mohawk and Cayuga heritage, poured that legacy into Music for The Native Americans, where old stories meet new sound. Celebrate with this clip of “Ghost Dance” live on the BBC. | Robbie Robertson

27 years ago today, Robbie Robertson received the Native American Music Award's Lifetime Achievement honor. The son of a Mohawk-Cayuga mother from Six Nations, Robbie brought the oral traditions of his youth to rock’s center stage. | Robbie Robertson

The native music of North America, the original-roots music of this country, is also the underworld music of this country. It's hard to believe that this would be the most obscure music in all of North America at the same time (it's) the original music of North America. On this day in 1998, CONTACT FROM THE UNDERWORLD OF REDBOY was released. Stream here: ▶️ lnk.to/RobbieRobertson | Robbie Robertson

Celebrating 30 years of Music for the Native Americans! Released in 1994, Robbie Robertson’s album is a deep dive into Native American heritage, blending rock with traditional sounds. It's a soulful tribute to his Mohawk roots. From Music for the Native Americans to his recent work on Killers of the Flower Moon, Robbie’s commitment to honoring Indigenous culture through music remains timeless. | Robbie Robertson