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Stan Rogers [1949-1983] Listings (V)=video
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Acadian Saturday Night (V) Barrett's Privateers (V) Bluenose (V) Dark Eyed Molly ~ Archie Fisher (V) The Field Behind The Plow First Christmas (V) Fisherman's Wharf (V) The Flowers Of Bermuda Flying Fogarty's Cove (V) Forty-Five Years (Vx3) Free In The Harbour (V) The Giant (Vx2) Harris And The Mare The Idiot (V) The Jeannie C. (V) Let Me Fish Off Cape St. Mary's ~ Otto P. Kelland (V) Lock-Keeper (V) Lookout Hill ~ Lee Bushell Louise's Song (V) The Maid On The Shore Make And Break Harbour (V) The Mary Ellen Carter (Vx2) Northwest Passage (Vx2) Oh No, Not I The Rawdon Hills Rolling Down To Old Maui (Vx2) Sailor's Rest Strings And Dory Plug ~ Lee Bushell Three Fishers ~ Charles Kingsley (V) Tiny Fish For Japan (V) Up In Fox Island ~ Lee Bushell (V) White Squall The Wreck Of The Athens Queen (V) Biographical Notes Stan Allison Rogers is considered by many to be the greatest of all Canadian folksingers. From Hannon, a small farming community outside of Hamilton, Ontario, he was surrounded by many styles of music throughout his childhood. He had often spent summers with relatives in Nova Scotia where he wrote down his observations and later transformed them into songs about ordinary working folks. Those songs, and others like them, gave a new voice to those who worked the fisheries, mines, and farms all across Canada. He loved performing and the people about whom he wrote. Stan Rogers was a passionate and enthusiastic artist whose creative life was tragically cut short from smoke inhalation along with 22 other passengers on Air Canada flight 797. |