Lite Foot - Roll On (Exclusive Bonus Track) Produced by Tony G, a G-Spot Production.

Litefoot ‎– The Clown Kutz. Label: Red Vinyl (2) ‎– RVR9612, Red Vinyl (2) ‎– RVR9611. Format: CD, Album, Reissue. Country: US. Released: 1998. LF. Tracks 9 & 10 are bonus tracks. Left spine has catalog no. as RVR9612. Right spine has it listed as RVR9611.

16 tracks · 23 April 1999. Native American Me. Play album. The Life & Times.

The Clown is an album by Charles Mingus released in September 1957 on Atlantic Records as SD-1260. It is the follow-up to 1956's Pithecanthropus Erectus and features the improvised narration of Jean Shepherd. All the tracks were recorded on March 12, 1957, except for "The Clown", recorded on February 13 of the same year.

1 Let Friendship End 2 Let Me See Ya Move It 3 Sucka 4 Litefoot's In The House 5 Dance The Night Away 6 Dance With Me 7 The Money (Original Uncut Version) 8 Kickin Static (Original Uncut Version) 9 The Player In You (Exclusive) 10 Roll On (Exclusive). OG Press With Parental Advisory Logo.

Litefoot produces several clothing lines the best known being the "Native Style" brand. He annually spends months of his time working on various reservations across the United States and Canada. His most recent music and speaking tour was the "Reach the Rez Tour". 1994 - Seein' Red. 1996 - Good Day To Die. 1998 - The Clown Kutz. 1998 - The Life & Times. 1998 - Red Ryders Vol. 1.

Gary "Litefoot" Davis. Litefoot in Tahlequah (1995). Litefoot has also appeared in Hollywood films, such as The Indian in the Cupboard (1995), Mortal Kombat: Annihilation (1997), Kull the Conqueror (1997), and Adaptation (2002), and several independent films, including 29 Palms (2002); Song Of Hiawatha (1997) as the titular role; and The Pearl (2000). He has also appeared on the television programs: CSI: Miami, Family Law, and Any Day Now. Since 2005, he has hosted and produced his own ed hip hop and R&B radio show called Reach the Rez Radio, which broadcasts weekly through Native Voice One Satellite Network

Gary Paul Davis, better known by his name Litefoot (born March 1, 1969) is a Native American rapper and founder of record label Red Vinyl. He portrayed Nightwolf in Mortal Kombat: Annihilation. Contents Personal life Gary "Litefoot" Paul Davis was born in Upland, California  . Litefoot along with Dallas, Texas producer, Willie Fressh (alias "El Grande") Funk tribalistic conceived simply on the basis of the tribal origins of Native Americans with African Americans in this country and the fact that there are many parallels between Black street life native and life on the street  . 1996 good day to die. 1998 - The Life and Times. 1999 - Red Ryders Vol 2.

Gary ‘Litefoot’ Davis – a Native American.

Litefoot has also appeared in Hollywood films, such as The Indian in the Cupboard (1995), Mortal Kombat: Annihilation (1997), Kull the Conqueror (1997), and Adaptation (2002), and several independent films, including 29 Palms (2002); Song Of Hiawatha (1997) as the titular role; and The Pearl (2000). Since 2005, he has hosted and produced his own ed hip hop and R&B radio show called Reach The Rez Radio, which broadcasts weekly through Native Voice One Satellite Network  .