Side One - Roses
1. The Incredible Bongo Band: Bongo Rock – 1972
2. Alfred Montmarquette: Polka de Ste-Rose – 1930 *
3. Patsy Cline: San Antonio Rose – 1961
4. Wilf Carter: My Brown Eyed Prairie Rose – 1938 *
5. Gordon Lightfoot: Dream Street Rose – 1980 *
6. Charles Mingus: Wednesday night Prayer Meeting – 1960
7. Nat King Cole: Ramblin’ Rose – 1962
8. Bim: Rose Hip Woman – 1976 *
9. Grievous Angels: Wild Prairie Rose – 1988 *
10. Earl Morin: Alberta Rose – 1968 *
11. The Dixie Flyers: Roses in the Snow – 1978 *
12. John Gotch w Werchowina Trio: Red Rose Polka – 1963 *
13. Ron Scott: The White Rose – 1957 *
14. Moby Grape: Rose Colored Eyes – 1968
15. Batstone: Roses on Black – 1982 *
16. Kathy Mattea: 18 Wheels and a Dozen Roses – 1991
17. Frank Zappa: Peaches en Regalia – 1969
18. Oscar Peterson Trio: The Days of Wine and Roses – 1965 *
19. Billy Dinn: Buttons In The Wind -
Side Two
19. Ahmad Jamal: Billy Boy – 1950
20. Dick Nolan: Aunt Martha’s Sheep – 1972 *
21. La Bottine Souriante: Reel a Ti-mile – 2003 *
22. Mango Sam & The Mau Mau: Road Gone Wrong – 2001*
23. Savoy Brown: Louisiana Blues – 1968
24. Artie Barsamian: Bari Yerk – 1966
25. Gene Autry: There’s Nothing Like a Good Old Fashioned Hoedown – 1940
26. Lord Buckley: Governor Slugwell – 1956
27. Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band: Ant Man Bee – 1969
28. Oliver Schroer & Stewed Tomatoes: Yodeller From Guadalajara – 1996 *
29. Gwen Swick: Call Me Juliette – 2001 *
30. The Beatles: Eight Days A Week – 1965
31. Art Napoleon: Creeland Blues – 2010 *
32. Moe Koffman: Harvest Festival – 1972 *
33. Flummies: 45 Miles From Goose Bay – 1988 *
CanCon = 58%
Side One
1. Incredible Bongo Band: Bongo Rock
(Preston Epps / Art Laboe)
45 single bw Bongolia: MGM Records K-14588
USA
Michael Viner, bass, bongos
Mike Melvoin: keyboards
Joe Sample: piano
Robbie King: organ
Mike Deasy: guitar
Dean Parks: guitar
David T. Walker: guitar
Bobbye Hall: percussion
Ed Greene: drums
Kat Hendrikse: drums
Wilton Felder: bass
Jerry Scheff: bass
Glen Campbell, guitar
Hal Blaine, drums
Steve Douglas: saxophone, arranger
Produced by Michael Viner, 1972
Recorded the song at Can-Base Studios in Vancouver
John Lennon, Harry Nilsson, & Don Coster, mixing and arranging
Also known as Michael Viner's Incredible Bongo Band
This was never an actual band. Once the product had been finally released, a fake band was assembled and photographed. Viner was called on to supplement the soundtrack to the B-film The Thing With Two Heads. The instrumental "Bongo Rock", co-written by Art Laboe and Preston was a Top 40 hit in 1959. This version was recorded in Vancouver to take advantage of the new CanCon rules.
2. Alfred Montmarquette: Polka de Ste-Rose
(Trad)
78 single: Disques Mérite MM-118
Ste-Rose QC
Alfred Montmarquette: accordion
Others not listed
Produced 1930
Hey, from St. Rose Quebec, it’s the accordion playing Alfred Montmarquette!
3. Patsy Cline: San Antonio Rose
(Bob Wills)
45 single bw South of the Border: Decca Records - 25673
Gore VA
Patsy Cline – lead vocals
Byron Bach – cello
Brenton Banks – violin
George Binkley III – violin
Floyd Cramer – piano
Hank Garland – electric guitar
Buddy Harman – drums
John Bright – viola
Cecil Brower – viola
Buddy Harman – drums
Walter Haynes – steel guitar
Randy Hughes – acoustic guitar
Lillian Hunt – violin
The Jordanaires – background vocals
Ben Keith – steel guitar
Doug Kirkham – drums
Grady Martin – electric guitar
Bob Moore – acoustic bass
Suzanne Parker – piano
Hargus "Pig" Robbins – piano
Produced by Owen Bradley, 1961
Bradley Film and Recording Studios in Nashville
4. Wilf Carter: My Brown Eyed Prairie Rose
(Wilf Carter)
Wilf Carter – Montana Slim Vol 5 and 6: Bear Family Records BCD-15939 HI
Port Hilford NS
Wilf Carter: vocal, guitar
Produced by Hugh Joseph, 1938
Reproduced by Richard Weize, 1997
Recorded at RCA Studios, NYC Oct 27, 1938
Transferred by David Crisp
Mastered by Jurgen Crasser and Ingo Steinbach
Wilfred Arthur Charles Carter
b. December 18, 1904 Port Hilford, NS / d. Scottsdale AR December 5, 1996 (91)
Sales of Wilf’s recordings (as Montana Slim) in the US was one of thet major reasons why RCA Victor survived the Great Depression. Except for the Decca Years in the 1950s, Wilf recorded exclusively for RCA over 7 decades. Wilf recorded another version of this song on Old Prairie Melodies: RCA Camden – CAS 2175 in 1967.
5. Gordon Lightfoot: Dream Street Rose
(Gordon Lightfoot)
Dream Street Rose: Warner Bros – XHS 3426
Orillia / Toronto ON
Gordon Lightfoot: guitar, vocal
Terry Clements: lead guitar
Rick Haynes: bass
Pee Wee Charles: pedal steel
Barry Keane: drums
Produced by Gordon Lightfoot, Larry Waronker & Russ Titelman, 1980
Recorded & Mixed by Lee Herschberg
Mastered by Bobby Hata
6. Charles Mingus: Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting
(Charles Mingus)
Blues & Roots: Atlantic Records SD 1305
Nogales, Arizona
Bass – Charles Mingus
Drums – Dannie Richmond
Piano – Horace Parlan, Mal Waldron
Saxophone [Alto] – Jackie McLean, John Handy
Saxophone [Baritone] – Pepper Adams
Trombone – Jimmy Knepper, Willie Dennis
Saxophone [Tenor] – Booker Ervin
Produced by Nesuhi Ertegun, 1960
Recorded by Tom Dowd, 1959
Charles Mingus Jr.
b April 22, 1922 Nogales, Arizona / d Jan 5, 1979 (56) Cuernavaca, Mexico
7. Nat King Cole: Ramblin’ Rose
(Joe Sherman / Noel Sherman)
45 single bw The Good Times: Capitol Records CL-15270
Montgomery Alabama
Nat King Cole: vocals
Belford Hendricks Orchestra
Produced 1962
Nathaniel Adams Coles
b. March 17, 1919 Montgomery, AL / d. February 15, 1965 (45) Santa Monica, CA
8. Bim: Rose Hip Woman
(Roy Forbes)
Raincheck On Misery: Casino Records – CA 1009
Vancouver BC
Bim: electric guitar, acoustic guitar, vocal
Terry Frewer: acoustic guitar
Doug Edwards: bass
Geoff Eyre: drums
Shari Ulrich: bg vocals, claps
Produced by Claire Lawrence, 1976
Recorded by Dave Slagter at Little Mountain Sound – June–Sept 1976
9. Grievous Angels: Wild Prairie Rose
(Chuck Angus)
Tout le Gang: Moose Records 001
Cobalt ON
Michelle Rumball: lead vocals
Chuck Angus: guitar
Peter Jellard: banjo
Tim Hadley: bass
Peter Duffin: drums
Produced by Andrew Cash & Grievous Angels, 1988
10. Earl Morin: Alberta Rose
(Earl Morin)
Wheels of Love: Arc Records – 789
North Battleford, SK
Produced 1968
Earl Morin
b. January 4, 1932, in Caronport, Saskatchewan / d. Regina SK October 14, 2014 (82)
After finishing school, moved to alberta & played with Alberta Slim. Played in the Rocky Mountaineers out of Edmonton. Got a job in radio. Recorded at least 2 lps for Arc.
11. Dixie Flyers: Roses In The Snow
(Tom C Connors)
Cheaper To Lease: Boot Records BBG 6002
London ON
Bert Baumbach: guitar
Ken Palmer: mandolin (d. Oct 2013)
David Zdriluk: bass
Willie P Bennett: harp
Denis LePage: banjo
Produced by Denis LePage, 1978
Recorded by Bob Lanois at Grant Ave Studios, Hamilton ON
12. John Gotch w Werchowina Trio: Red Rose Polka
(Unknown)
Gay Songs of the Ukraine: Arc 549
Midhurst, ON
Victor Pasowisty, fiddle
Bill Mankiss, accordion
John Gotch, clarinet, sax
Others unidentified
Produced by Don Bass, 1963
13. Ron Scott & The Rank Band: The White Rose
(R Scott)
45 Single: Sparton Records - 447-R
Halifax NS
Ron Scott: mandolin, vocal
Bobby Hill: guitar
Jean Carignan: fiddle
Produced 1957
Ronald D. Scott
b. Amherst, Nova Scotia June 1, 1926
Ron Scott played his first shows with Harold King, The Cobequid Mountain Boy from Springhill. In 1947 he got to tour with Hank Snow, playing both fiddle and mandolin. He then moved to Kingston, Ontario where he attended Queen's University and studied languages. While in Kingston he formed a group called "The Riders of The Southern Trails". During this time they went on the road with Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper. After university Ron moved to Montreal.
Ron Scott’s most productive years in music were in Montreal. In 1955 he played with a band called the "Cinch Brothers" featuring Jean Carignan and and himself, backing up Bobby Hill. This was the first Canadian bluegrass band to have a regular radio show, which was called ‘The Hometown Jamboree’ heard over CFCF in Montreal. In May of 1957, Ron is claimed to have recorded the first bluegrass record in Canada on the Spartan label featuring "When the Bees are in the Hive" and "The White Rose". It’s really hard to say who had the first but Ron was certainly one of ‘em.
14. Moby Grape: Rose Colored Eyes
(Bob Mosely)
Wow/Grape Jam: Columbia US – CXS-3
San Francisco
Peter Lewis rhythm guitar, vocals
Bob Mosley bass, vocals
Jerry Miller lead guitar, vocals
Skip Spence rhythm guitar, vocals
Don Stevenson drums, vocals
Produced by Dave Rubinson, 1968
Recorded at CBS, Hollywood, CA
15. Batstone: Roses on Black
(Dean Batstone)
Batstone: Altair Four Record Productions WRC1 2817
Lanark ON
Dean Batstone: guitars
Barry Meredith, bass
T Bruce Wittet, drums
Ernie Fraser, guitars
Dave Binder, guitars
Brian Downey, percussion
Produced by The Mean Machine, 1982
Recorded by John Cybanski at Altair Four Studios, Lanark
In 2007 Dean Batstone moved down to upper New York State, mostly to get his music out there. He’s recorded a total of 11 albums since he began his career three decades ago.
16. Kathy Mattea: 18 Wheels and a Dozen Roses
(Paul & Gene Wilson)
From The Heart EP: Mercury – 878 914-7
South Charleston WV
Marty Stuart – Guitar
Clyde Brooks – Drums
Paul Franklin – Steel Guitar.
Al Anderson – Guitar
Terry McMillan – Harmonica
Hank DeVito – Acoustic Guitar
The Jordanaires – Backing Vocals
Produced by Allen Reynolds, 1991
Kathleen Alice Mattea
June 21, 1959 South Charleston, West Virginia
17. Frank Zappa: Peaches En Regalia
(Frank Zappa)
Hot Rats: Bizarre Records / Reprise Records RS 6356
Los Angeles CA
Frank Zappa: guitar, octave bass, percussion
Ian Underwood: piano, oganus maximus, flute, clarinets, sax
Ron Selico: drums
Shuggy Otis: bass
Produced by Frank Zappa, 1969
Recorded by Dick Kunc, whitney Studios; Jack Hunt, TTG; Cliff Goldstein, TTG; Brian Ingoldsby, Sunset Sound
18. Oscar Peterson Trio: The Days of Wine and Roses
(Mercer / Mancini)
We Get Requests: Verve MIJ-1-5321
Montreal QC
Oscar Peterson: piano
Ray Brown: bass
Ed Thigpen: drums
Produced by Jim Davis, 1965
Recorded by Bob Simpson & Val Valentin
Oscar Peterson
b. Montreal QC August 15, 1925 / d. December 23, 2007 Mississauga ON (82)
19. Billy Dinn: Buttons In The Wind
(Trad)
Buttons In The Wind: The Music Takes Me Back – CCPS 2372
Welland ON
Billy Dinn: accordion, guitar, piano
Roy Penney: guitar, 5 string banjo
Rusty Walker: steel
Brian Twaites: bass
Cam Kinglin: drums
Milo Crumb: fiddle
Produced by Roy Penney & Billy Dinn, 1984
Recorded by Vince Nyuli and Kirk Caseley at Rainbow Recording, Niagara Falls ON
Mastered at McClear Place, Toronto
Side Two
20. Ahmad Jamal: Billy Boy
(Trad)
Poinciana: Argo Records – LP-719
Pittsburgh PA
Bass: Israel Crosby
Drums: Vernell Fournier
Piano: Ahmad Jamal
Produced by John Hammond Sr, 1963
Recorded by Malcolm Chisholm
Recorded live at the Pershing Lounge, Chicago, Illinois, January 16, 1958
Ahmad Jamal aka Frederick Russell Jones
b. 2 July 1930 Pittsburgh PA
Converted to Islam when in his 20s, and changed his name to Ahmad Jamal in 1950.
2003: American Jazz Hall of Fame, New Jersey Jazz Society
2007: Living Jazz Legend, Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
2007: Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, French government
2011: Down Beat Hall of Fame, 76th Readers Poll
2015: Honorary Doctorate of Music, The New England Conservatory
2017: Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, The Recording Academy
Ellis Coles RIP
b. Newfoundland 1939 / d. Carmanville NL Sept, 2025 (86)
Aunt Martha's Home
Ellis Coles penned a humorous song about his Aunt Martha who lived in the house behind his in Carmanville, Newfoundland. Somehow lyrics got to country music veteran Dick Nolan who changed a few things and tidied the song up. Nolan’s recording of it spawned a mega-hit which transcended genres. That was in 1972 when CanCon regs first came into being, obviously helping create this hit song.
I befriended Ellis, visited him at his home a couple of times. There was a lyric that I wanted explained: “We crept up over Joe Tulk’s hill and stole Aunt Martha’s sheep.” I asked Ellis which hill? “Oh,” he said, “they come up with a grader and took away the hill.” I was expecting some big tall mountain when, in fact, the hill was just a bump in the road.
21. Dick Nolan: Aunt Martha’s Sheep
(Dick Nolan / Ellis Coles)
Best of Dick Nolan: RCA – KYL1-0393
Corner Brook NL
Dick Nolan: guitar, vocals
Mack Bearfoot: drums
Gary Davis: bass
Fred Lawrence: steel
Wilf Doyle: accordion
Produced by Barry Haugen, 1972
Compilation produced 1977
22. La Bottine Souriante: Reel a Ti-mile
(A Brunet)
J'ai jamais tant ri: Mille-Pattes - MPCD 2043
Joliette, QC
Regent Archambault – Double Bass, Electric Guitar, Backing Vocals
Eric Beaudry – Guitar, Bouzouki, Mandolin, Soloist, Backing Vocals
Pierre Belisle – Piano, Organ [Hammond B-3], Trumpet
Andre Brunet – Fiddle, Sounds [Feet], Percussion, Backing Vocals, Vocals
Pierre-Luc Dupuis – Accordion, Harmonica, Backing Vocals, Vocals
Robert Ellis – Trombone [Bass], Percussion, Backing Vocals
Jean Frechette – Tenor Saxophone, Percussion, Flute, Whistle, Backing Vocals
Jocelyn Lapointe – Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Sandy Silva – Sounds [Feet], Percussion, Tap Dance
Andre Verreault – Trombone
Produced by Jean Frechette - 2003
Mastered by Studio Claude Champagne
23. Mango Sam & The Mau Mau: Road Gone Wrong
(Mango Sam)
The Hochelaga Sessions: Ind Preview Copy
Montreal
Mango Sam: Hohner hardware, power tools,l karmic kazoo, vibe, nose flute, spirit bender
Gianni Bésoin: vocal, tin whitle, chromatic harmonice
Marie-Soleil Mouffette: slide guitars, hoover upright
Line de Loup: guitar, harp, bissell carpet sweeper
Arnaud Wapati: percussion
Larry Soon Yip Como: slide bass, tub thumping, stomach and bowel rumblings
Rajdeep Dycke: drums, stool grunts,
Produced by Elwood D Furriawng, 2001
Recorded at Tattouage Super Pointe, Montreal
Mixed at Quebec Blues
24. Savoy Brown: Louisiana Blues
(M Morganfield)
Blue Matter: Parrot PAS 71027
London
Lonesome Dave Pevrett: lead vocal, guitar
Tone Stevens: bass
Roger Earl: drums
Kim Simmonds: lead guitar
Produced by Mike Vernon, 1968
Recorded live at The City of Leicester College of Education, Friday Dec 6, 1968
Engineered by Roy Baker
25. Artie Barsamian Orch: Bari Yerk
(Unknown)
Belly Dance Au Go-Go - Music Of The Middle East: Fiesta – FLPS 1468
NYC
Artie Barsamian: clarinet
Others not listed
Produced 1966
Artie Barsamian
b. Boston 1929 / d. February 22, 2012 in Florida.(83)
26. Gene Autry: There’s Nothing Like A Good Old Fashion Hoedown
(Gene Autry)
Columbia Historic Edition: Columbia FC 37465
Los Angeles
Gene Autry: guitar, vocals
Oliver Tudo: guitar
Frank Marvin: steel
Walter Jecker: bass
Carl Cotner: fiddle
Spade Cooley: fiddle
Paul Sells: piano/accordion
Produced by Art Satherly, 1940
Compilation produced 1982
Recorded 27 August 1940 CBS Studio (Radio Station KNX), 6121 Hollywood, CA
27. Lord Buckley: Governor Slugwell
(R Buckley)
A Most Immaculately Hip Aristocrat: Straight Records - STS-1054
New York City, NY
Lord Buckley: monologue
Produced by Lyle Griffin, 1969
Recorded by Lyle Griffin - 1956
Edited by Frank Zappa
Richard Myrle Buckley
b. April 5, 1906 Toulumne California / d. November 12, 1960 NYC (54)
It was Frank Zappa who told me to check out an album he just released on his Straight Records label (along with Girls Together Outrageously, Alice Cooper and Captain Beefheart). I had no idea what I was in for. No music, just spoken word monologues from the 1950s that just flipped my wig a time or two. This particular piece is just fantastic, a perfect political folly for those who worship at the feet of the rich and famous.
28. Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band: Ant Man Bee
(Don Van Vliet)
Trout Mask Replica: Straight Records – STS 1053
Los Angeles CA
Captain Beefheart: saxes, vocals
Zoot Rollo Horn: slide guitar, flute
Antennae Jimmy Semens: guitar
The Mascara Snake: bass clarinet, vocal
Rockette Morton: bass
Produced by Frank Zappa, 1969
Recorded by Dick Kunc August 1968 at Sunset Sound Recorders & March 1969 at Whitney Studios, LA
The Captain plays tenor & soprano sax simultaneously on Ant Man Bee
29. Oliver Schroer and Stewed Tomatoes: Yodaler from Guadelajara
(Oliver Schroer)
Stewed Tomatoes: Big Dog Records 1996
Toronto
Oliver Schroer: violin, finger cymbals
Colleen Allen: tenor sax
Rich Greenspoon: drums
Ben Grossman: percussion
Rich GDavid Travers-Smith: trumpet
David Woodhead: bass
Produced by Oliver Schroer, 1996
Recorded by Andrew St. George at Comfort Sound, Toronto
Mixed by Andrew St. George and Oliver Schroer
30. Gwen Swick: Call Me Juliette
(Gwen Swick)
Love and Gold: Spin Records SP20014CD
Elora ON
Gwen Swick: vocals
Kurt Schefter: electric guitar
Kevin Breit: 12 string banjo, electric guitar
Steve Hogg: acoustic guitar
Gary Breit: Wurlitzer
Russ Boswell: bass
Randall Coryell: drums
Cindy Church: bg vocals
Produced by Richard Hutt, 2001
Recorded by John Bailey at Lydian Sound
Mixed by Richard J Hutt at Cedartree Studio
Cover Portrait of Gwen by Mendelson Joe
I fell in love with Gwen’s singing in the 1980s after she joined Tamarack with James Gordon and Alex Sinclair as bass player / singer. She’s so original and expressive. I’ve never heard another voice like hers. And her songs! Equally impressive. She’s had her portrait painted by Mendelson Joe. Has been a member of the four female vocal band Quartette along with Sylvia Tyson, Cindy Church and Caitlan Hanford. And she’s a catlady with kids.
31. The Beatles: Eight Days A Week
(Lennon / McCartney)
Beatles VI: Capitol Records Canada T-2358
Liverpool
John Lennon – double-tracked lead vocals, acoustic rhythm guitar, handclaps
Paul McCartney – harmony vocals, bass guitar, handclaps
George Harrison – backing vocals, lead guitars, handclaps
Ringo Starr – drums, handclaps
Produced by George Martin, 1964
Released in Canada 1965
32. Art Napoleon: Creeland Blues
(Art Napoleon)
Creeland Covers: Ind – AN11
Moberly Lake, BC
Art Napoleon: guitar, harmonica, vocals
Marty Jones: bass, bg vocals, percussion
Zak Cohen: guitars, percussion
Carsen Oglend: drums
With
Thomas Kinzel: keys
Paul Keim: acoustic guitars
Niska Napoleon & Shakri Hayes: bg vocals
Mritz Behm: fiddle
Kyle Ridley: guitar
Produced by Zak Cohen, 2010
Recorded by Zak Cohen at Woodshop Studios
Mastered by Joby Baker Studios
33. Moe Koffman: Harvest Festival
(Moe Koffman / Doug Riley)
The Four Seasons: GRT Records 9230-1022
Toronto ON
Moe Koffman: flute
Terry Clark: drums
Don Thompson: bass
Doug Riley: keys
Bobby Edwards: guitar
Albert Pratz: Violin Concert Master
Bill Richards, Maurice Solway, Isdore Desser, Victoria Prolly, Adel Armin: violins
Peter Schenkman, Dave Heatherington: cellos
Dick Smith: congas
Michael Crade: percussion
Produced by Doug Riley, 1972
Recorded at Toronto Sound Studios by Terry Bowne
Morris "Moe" Koffman, OC
b. Toronto 28 December 1928 / d. 28 March 2001 Orangeville ON (72)
He recorded Swinging Shepherd Blues in 1957 which helped establish his reputation as a flautist and ranked him alongside Herbie Mann. The Swinging Shepherd Blues reached an incredible #23 on the Billboard pop chart. Koffman received PRO Canada's Wm Harold Moon Award in 1981 and the Toronto Arts award for music in 1991. He was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame (1997), and named an Officer of the Order of Canada (1993). He was named Flutist of the Year by the Annual Jazz Report Awards for 1993 and 1994.
34. The Flummies: 45 Miles From Goose Bay
(Johnny Hodder)
Songs of Labrador: Kenamu Records WRC1-5985
Happy Valley / Goose Bay NL
Gary ODriscoll: lead guitar, vocal
Harris Learning: bass
Greg OBlenis: drums
Richard Dyson: accordion
Alton Best: guitar, harmonica
George Shiwak: vocals
Produced by Gary Odriscoll, 1988
Recorded by Gary ODricsoll at Homespun Studios, Goose Bay, Labrador
Cover by David E Willoughby
Flummies are traditional Labrador trappers bread using a mixture of flour, salt and baking powder. Founded in 1978 and are still together. Won ECMA (East Coast Music Awards) for Best Aboriginal Award 2009
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