Chris LeDoux sings Hoka Hey, Lakotas
Introduction Chris LeDoux’s “Hoka Hey, Lakotas,” released in 1978 on his album Cowboys Ain’t Easy to Love, stands as a poignant tribute to the valor and resilience of the Lakota…
Introduction Chris LeDoux’s “Hoka Hey, Lakotas,” released in 1978 on his album Cowboys Ain’t Easy to Love, stands as a poignant tribute to the valor and resilience of the Lakota…
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