Crow Agency, MT

Music connected to Crow Agency

About Crow Agency

• Hart Merriam Schultz, a renowned artist and writer, spent his later years in Crow Agency.
• The Crow language immersion programs, vital for cultural preservation, started near Crow Agency.
• Its proximity to the Little Bighorn Battlefield put Crow Agency on the map for historical tourism.
• Local lore says a white buffalo calf was born nearby, considered a sacred omen.
• The construction of the Yellowtail Dam in the 1960s significantly impacted the local landscape.
• Named for the Crow Tribe, the agency was established in 1875 to manage tribal affairs.
• With a population around 1,500, it's smaller than many Montana ranching towns.
• At 3,350 feet, the elevation provides sweeping views of the surrounding plains.
• Agriculture and ranching are prominent, with many residents involved in cattle and crop production.
• A palpable sense of history and cultural resilience permeates the atmosphere.
• The Billings Mustangs, a Pioneer League baseball team, represent the closest pro sports.
• The Little Bighorn Battlefield, near Crow Agency, is a major site in American Western history.

Black Whistle Singers Supaman

Comanche (The Brave Horse) by

Remains by

Jim Bridger by

The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down by

Hurt by

Masters of War by

Fortunate Son by

For What It's Worth by

Where Have All the Flowers Gone by

Supermarine by

Cornfield Chase by

I Drive Your Truck by

Go Rest High on That Mountain by

If You're Reading This by

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The Beast by

Elegy by

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