A Journey Through the Provinces

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Canadiana 1950's Folk Quebec Alberta

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A Journey Through the Provinces

By: Stu Phillips

Origin: St-Eustache, Québec → Calgary, Alberta, 🇨🇦

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  • The Village Blacksmith

    #1

  • The Champlain & St. Lawrence Line

    #2 02:42

  • En Roulant Ma Boule

    #3

  • Donkey Riding

    #4

  • Legend Of Perce Rock

    #5

  • The Horse Trader

    #6

  • Canada I-O

    #7

  • The Phantom Priest

    #8

  • Dollard Des Ormeaux

    #9

  • Madeleine De Vecheres

    #10

  • The Winter Camp

    #11

  • The Priest Who Slept One Hundred Years

    #12

  • Riverboat Captain

    #13

  • The Okanagan Valley

    #14

  • Simon Gun-A-Noot

    #15

  • Mountain Boy

    #16

  • Bill Miner

    #17

  • Catherine O`Hare Schubert

    #18

  • When The Iceworms Nest Again

    #19

  • Legend Of The Fernie Fire

    #20

  • The Grand Hotel

    #21

  • Bill Barker`s Party

    #22

  • Alexander MacKenzie

    #23

  • Moon Over The Rockies

    #24

  • Fraser`s Valley

    #25

  • Star Child

    #26

  • Almighty Voice

    #27

  • Albert Johnson

    #28

  • The Chief`s Lament

    #29

  • Ernest Cashel

    #30

  • White Stallion Legend

    #31

  • Nigger John

    #32

  • Bull Train

    #33

  • The Banff Cave

    #34

  • The Fireworks

    #35

About This Title

Although born in St Eustache, Quebec, Stu Phillips always called Calgary his home town. Along with Wilf Carter, he is considerd to be Calgary's most beloved and cherrished writer of folk songs. Here Bear Family Records has remastered these fine recordings, combining three of Stu's albums from the 1950's and 1960's - "Echoes of the Canadian Foothills; Visit Old Quebec; and Visit British Columbia.

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