John Angaiak Homer, Alaska
Yup’ik John Angaiak (1941- ) was born in Nightmute, Alaska and learned to speak English at a BIA school. One guitar and much practice later, John recorded I’m Lost in the City in 1971. His involvement with 2014’s Grammy-nominated Native North America (Vol. 1) helped to raise awareness of Angaiak’s music and saw a return to the stage. A proud family man, John currently lives with his wife in Homer. ... more
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