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Kenny King playing a KKflute
Native American Mary Youngblood, half Seminole and half Aleut, is the first
woman to professionally record the Native American Flute, and the first
woman to win not just one, but two Grammy Awards for "Best Native American
Music Album".

About her second Grammy Award, Silver Wave Records said, "...Mary
Youngblood has always had the talent to stand out above the crowd, and with
this honor she stakes her claim as the number one star of Native American
music."

Visit Mary's web site here.
Mary Youngblood
I`m teaching my grandson, Kendall King,
the art of flute making.
When I`m not making flutes, I like
to fish!
Harold Fromer has the second busiest
schedule of any pan flutist in the
world.  Visit Harold's web site here.
Harold Fromer
Douglas Bishop has the busiest schedule of any pan flutist in
the world.  Visit his site here.
This is an 8 foot tall cedar cross I made from half
logs for my church.
Justin Hopkins of Oklahoma with his first KK flute.
This is me with John Two Hawks at the Sacred Grounds
flute festival-which was held in the Ka Do Ha Indian village in
Murfreesboro, AR.
John Two Hawks is an amazing performer with his flute but
he is even more amazing as a man with a big heart!  We all
love you John, keep on the red road my friend!
This is me with my friend Morgan Fawcett at the Sacred
Grounds Festival. Morgan has a God given gift as a flute
player. Blessings on your journey Morgan.   "Alright!"
This is me with Mike Jones and the pecan flute I
gifted him at the Sacred Grounds flute festival. Mike
is an excellent flute maker full of generosity. He has
taught me so much! Thanks for your gifts Mike.
This is my granddaughter Kayla King playing a KK flute.
This is Marcus Dyess with his KK flutes. Marcus now
makes very nice flutes. You can get one by going to his
eBay store http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/Dyessflutes.   
Keep up the good work Marcus!