Format: CD
Label: Unidisc UBK 4114
Year: 2000
Origin: Toronto, Ontario
Genre: folk
Keyword: 1967 centennial
Value of Original Title: $20.00
Make Inquiry/purchase: email ryder@robertwilliston.com
Release Type: Albums
Websites:
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Playlist:
Ontario, Centennial, 1960's, Folk
| Track Name | Length | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | This Land is Your Land | ||
| 2 | Man and His World | ||
| 3 | Canada - U.S.A. | ||
| 4 | C'est l'aviron | ||
| 5 | What Did You Learn in School | ||
| 6 | 100 Years | ||
| 7 | Early Morning Rain | ||
| 8 | Hard Times | ||
| 9 | Where Have the Buffalo Gone | ||
| 10 | Black Flies of Ontario | ||
| 11 | Lonesome Scenes of Winter | ||
| 12 | Shake The Dust | ||
| 13 | Something to Sing About | ||
| 14 | Mon pays | ||
| 15 | This Land is Your Land (bilingual version) |
Travellers - This Land, the Travellers Centennial Album (re-issue)
This Land, the Travellers Centennial Album (re-issue)
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The Travellers were formed by friends who met at a Jewish socialist summer camp and who were united by their love of music and belief in social reform. They were mentored and encouraged by folk legend Pete Seeger. The Travellers’ songs cemented cultural unity across a young, sprawling country.
The Travellers defined the spirit of our country long before Canadian travellers wore flags sewn proudly on their backpacks. Since their immense popularity in the 1960s, they've remained an influence on many Canadian musicians.
Simone Johnston: vocals
Joe Lawrence: bass guitar
Jerry Gray: lead vocals, banjo
Ray Woodley: 12 string guitar
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