Post up your favourite Canadian songs

[CreakyDigger]

Diana Krall scrambles my eggs.

 

[CreakyDigger]

Intervals is my present favorite band. Canadian dudes.

 

[bill from lachine]

 

[bill from lachine]

Montreal's the Haunted.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

 

[bill from lachine]

Blue Rodeo-After the Rain.

 

[Relicific]

An 80’s favourite

 

[Relicific]

The box
Ordinary people

 

[Relicific]

Glass tiger

 

[junnor]

“Will You Love Me Tomorrow?” – Carole King

 

[gunsil]

I think Stan Rodgers was one of the great Canadian singer/songwriters. He wrote and played many great songs, this is one of my favorites.

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

One of my favourite modern Canadian country songs that I continue to watch...

 

[bartholomewroberts]

Stan Rogers.. Northwest Passage



When CBC's Peter Gzowski asked Canadians to pick an alternate national anthem, "Northwest Passage" was the overwhelming choice

Micheal

 

[Yang Hao]

Thought I would update the list. A song from Sass Jordan around 1997ish.

 

[Yang Hao]

O Siem Susan Aglukark​

 

[Yang Hao]

The Rankin Family - North Country

 

[guardez]

RUSH Tom Sawyer.

R.I.P. Neil Peart

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

RUSH Tom Sawyer.

R.I.P. Neil Peart

I actually toured Neil Peart's home in Oshawa, Ontario in 2007. His house was up for sale and there was an 'Open House' one Saturday and we just happened to see it as we were driving around looking to buy a larger house. We had no idea it was Neil Peart's home until we started walking through it and kept seeing pictures of Neil with Getty Lee. I remember thinking at the time... this guy is obviously a big RUSH fan.

But when we got down to the basement, it was set up like the inside of you local bar, complete with a stage and a recording sound studio off to one side. I remember saying to my wife, "we really need to buy this house"!

She just looked at me and shook her head.

 

[bill from lachine]

 

[bartholomewroberts]

For any who know Canadian military history, here is the most poignant song.. It is by

Great Big Sea.. called by 2 names.. 'The blue Puttees' or 'Recruiting Sergeant'..

It is a copy of Twa Recruiting Sergeants by the Corries of Ireland....But with a message to

those of us in Canada.. The Newfoundland Regiment was virtually wiped out in the battle of the Somme.

They started out in Gallipoli, and then went to Flanders..

In Beaumont-Hammel, a part of the Battle of the Somme, some 800

Newfoundlanders went over the top on that July 1, 1916... at roll call next morning, only 68 were

able to answer the call.. An incredibly tragic event in our history [although at the time, Newfoundland

was not yet part of Canada]



Micheal