When the Sun Sets Over the World

Musicians
Winston Wuttunee: vocals, flute
Andrea Menard: backing vocals
Amber Andrews: backing vocals
Delores Sand: backing vocals
Quinton Tootoosis: backing vocals
Ross Paskemin: backing vocals
Nathan Pelly: backing vocals
Shawna Greyeyes: backing vocals
Lauren Greyeyes: backing vocals
Grant Johnstone: backing vocals
Garry Andrychuk: drums
Gordy Sayers: mandolin
Jay Ross: guitar
Greg Edmunds: keyboards
Ray Villebrun: bass
Marcos Arcentales: flute

Songwriting
‘When the Sun Sets Over the World’ traditional
‘Wahiyaw Waskamihk’ traditional
‘Kayas Uspin’ written by Winston Wuttunee
‘Happy Birthday’ traditional
‘Pow Wow Dancer’ written by Winston Wuttunee
‘My Braids’ written by Winston Wuttunee
‘Anohte Nehiyaw’ written by Winston Wuttunee and Osborne Turner
‘Alphabet Song’ traditional
‘Indian Alphabet’ traditional
‘Red, White and Blue’ traditional
‘Natures Gifts’ by Little People via William Dumas
‘Kayas Uspin’, ‘Pow Wow Dancer’, ‘My Braids’ and ‘Anohte Nehiyaw’ registered with SOCAN

Production
Produced by Kelly Parker
Engineered by Neil Meckleborg
A Turtle Island Music production

Technical
Native American
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Website: www.turtleislandmusic.com

Contact
Turtle Island Music
116-701 Cynthia Street
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7L 0B7
Email: turtle@sk.sympatico.ca
Website: www.turtleislandmusic.com

Liner notes
Winston has inspired the staff of the Manitoba First Nations Education Resource Centre. Through his song and storytelling he has made a valuable contribution to Manitoba First Nations Education Resource Centre curriculum development from the First Nations perspective”.

Lorne C. Keeper
Executive Director of Manitoba
First Nations Education Resource Centre.