Walker, Angus - Introducing Angus Walker: Canada's Prime Minister of Country Music

pic of me from The Scotia Sun. Al Hooper had a song called Washington DC so I asked Ben Kerr to write a Cdn version for me. The next day, Ben had finished "Parliament Hill" which kicked off my time as Canada's PM of Country Music

A promotional image from my days as "Canada's Prime Minister of Country Music". The Cabinet and I had a few of those matching suits: red & black, black & white and they also had pink ones, too.

A newspaper clipping from '74 promoting a stint at the Prince Edward Lounge in Charlottetown.

Mine and The Cabinet's business card from the mid '70's.

A marquee outside Prince Edward Lounge, Charlottetown during 70s. Vic who I worked with on the road, in the studio and part of the first cross Canada country music TV broadcast from Halifax on CJCH in the early 60's, was appearing following week

A promotional picture of me used in newspapers and for signing autographs.

Article from The Scotia Sun in 74. Refers to a few milestones of my career such as being part of first cross-country TV show of country music ever to originate in Halifax with The Countrymen on CJCH and app w/ the Jim & Don Haggart on The Ian Tyson Show

An article that appeared in "The Casket" late in '74 while The Cabinet and myself were touring The Maritimes. This time we were in Antigonish!

"Runnin'" Ben Kerr and I in the recording studio. Ironically, we were most likely not talking about music but that cigarette in my hand. I do not think there's another person in Canada that worked harder to protect people from smoking in public places

Story is transcript of Ben Kerr talking about Parliament Hill & how some mistook me as the actual PM of Canada. Some dtls are a bit exaggerated for entertainment. We met PM Trudeau in Timmons, Ont. around this time & had a laugh about the whole situation

A write up that "The Consumer Guide" published when Canada's Prime Minister of Country Music and The Cabinet rolled into Kapuskasing, Ontario

A picture of me with my '65 RPM Award, (later known as the Junos) and the LP and 8 Track versions of the album "Introducing Angus Walker: Canada's Prime Minister of Country Music" which was recorded in a day. Picture taken by my father in Port Hastings.

Introducing Angus Walker: Canada's Prime Minister of Country Music