293793

$10.00

Noble, Geoff - Heroes & Monuments of British Columbia

Format: LP
Label: Ganymede Music GM 1
Year: 1980
Origin: Yorkshire, England - Vancouver, British Columbia
Genre: folk, Folklore British Columbia
Keyword:  SS Beaver, Captain George Vancouver, Fort Langley, Cariboo Gold Rush, Gold Rush, Fisgard Lighthouse, The Last Spike, The St. Roch, The Brigade Trails
Value of Original Title: $10.00
Make Inquiry/purchase: email ryder@robertwilliston.com
Release Type: Albums
Websites:  No
Playlist: Folklore, Canadian Places, 1980's, British Columbia

Tracks

Side 1

Track Name
The Cariboo Fusiliers
Captain George Vancouver
Heroes of the Sea
The St. Roch
Heroes & Monuments

Side 2

Track Name
The Bands of Steel
The Brigade Trails
Fort Langley
The S.S. Beaver
The Fisgard Lighthouse

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Geoff Noble - Heroes & Monuments of British Columbia

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Heroes & Monuments of British Columbia

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Information/Write-up

singer songwriter and guitar player Geoff Noble performs songs about British Columbia history.

Geoff Noble comes from Yorkshire, England, where he began playing in folk clubs and cabarets at the age of 15. He moved to Vancouver in 1978 and, among other accomplishments, is the resident entertainer at the Maritime Museum. Fascinated by the history of his adopted home, Geoff began writing songs of people, places and events in the history of B.C. In April he released an album entitled Heroes and Monuments of British Columbia. In addition to his historical material and his more contemporary songs, Geoff is a fine interpreter of traditional British music and is also an experienced Morris dancer in the Bucknell (Cotswold) tradition. He is currently using his original material on a project for the federal government.

Geoff Noble: vocals, guitar, whistle, badrhon. jews harp and psaltary
Reuben Gurr: guitars
Barry Hall: banjo

Recorded and mixed at Ocean Sound Studios, Vancouver
Engineered and mixed by Tracy Marks
Arranged by Geoff Noble and Reuben Gurr
Produced by Geoff Noble
Cover Artwork by Regina Art Studio, Burnaby, BC
Photographs: Vancouver City Archives
Cover Notes by Geoff Noble

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