Information/Write-up
Rick Neufeld was born to a prairie farmer in Boissevain, Manitoba, near Winnipeg, Manitoba. He released his third and final album, "Manitobasongs" in 1978 on his own private label: Prairie Dog Records PD 1001. Rick Neufeld wrote the song "Moody Manitoba Morning", made famous by The Bells. Rick made an appearance on the Wild Rice album in 1972 as well as the CBC "Touch the Earth comp" in 1981. With Canadian classics like "Moody Manitoba Morning", "Louis Riel", "The People in the Pas", "Flin Flon Gone" and "Brandontown", Rick Neufeld played an important part of creating and preserving Manitoba music heritage. Too bad this was his last album....
-Robert Williston
Dale Russell (Portage La Prairie, Manitoba): lead guitar
Donn "Fiddler" Zeuff (Ste. Anne, Manitoba): fiddle, banjo, dobro, mandolin, harmonica
Mark Rutherford (Winnipeg, Manitoba): keyboard, flute
Kim Russell (Portage La Prairie, Manitoba): bass
Jim Hillman (Winnipeg, Manitoba): drums, percussion
Produced by Rick Neufeld and Colin Bennett for Prairie Dog Productions
Musical arrangements by Dale Russell (Portage La Prairie, Manitoba)
Recorded live at the Westman Centennial Auditorium, in Brandon, Manitoba on May 23rd, 1975
Recorded by remote 16 track facilities of Road West Studios, Winnipeg
Engineered by Glenn Axford and Colin Bennett. Concert Sound by Yamaha
The jacket design and photography by Inland Graphics, Winnipeg
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