- It's Showtime at the Apollo: Best of Comedy TKO · 2022
- Greatest Hits & More! (Re-Recorded Versions) · 2022
- Greatest Hits & More! (Re-Recorded Versions) · 2022
- Greatest Hits & More! (Re-Recorded Versions) · 2022
- Greatest Hits & More! (Re-Recorded Versions) · 2022
- Greatest Hits & More! (Re-Recorded Versions) · 2022
- Greatest Hits & More! (Re-Recorded Versions) · 2022
- We Were All Wounded at Wounded Knee (Rewind Version) - Single · 2018
- Flashback - One Hit Wonders · 2014
- Disco Inferno · 2014
- Vinyl Memories: 20 Unforgettable '70s Hits · 2012
- Come and Get Your Love (Re-Recorded) · 2008
- Come and Get Your Love (Re-Recorded) · 2007
Essential Albums
- 1973
Music Videos
Live Albums
- 1977
Compilations
About Redbone
A Native American rock band that caught fire in the ’70s, Redbone broke boundaries and shined a light on social issues while topping the charts. ∙ Before they founded Redbone, brothers Lolly and Pat Vegas spent the ’60s on the pop circuit, touring with The Beach Boys and penning such hits as P.J. Proby’s “Niki Hoeky.” ∙ According to Pat, Jimi Hendrix—who himself had Cherokee heritage—encouraged the Vegas brothers to form an all-Native American band, and Redbone was born in 1969. ∙ Redbone’s first hits were the swamp rockers “Maggie” (1970) and “The Witch Queen of New Orleans” (1971), both of which landed on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. ∙ The politically charged “We Were All Wounded at Wounded Knee” was too controversial for US radio but found widespread success in Europe, even reaching No. 1 in the Netherlands. ∙ Funk anthem “Come and Get Your Love” hit No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1974—and found new life 40 years later, when it was featured in the film Guardians of the Galaxy. ∙ In 2008, the group was inducted into the Native American Music Association Hall of Fame.
- ORIGIN
- Fresno, CA, United States
- FORMED
- 1968
- GENRE
- Rock