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RANKIN FAMILY (1989) Mo Run Geal Dileas (My Faithful Fair One) Lonely Island Loving Arms Piano Medley Mairi’s Wedding (Michael Rankin’s Reel) Roving Gypsy Boy Chi Mi Na Morbheanna (Mist Covered Mountains) Fiddle Medley Lament of the Irish Immigrant Jigging Medley	FARE THEE WELL LOVE (1990) Orangedale Whistle An T-Each Ruadh (The Red Horse) Fair and Tender Ladies Fiddle Medley Fisherman’s Son Tell My Ma You Left a Flower Fare Thee Well Love Gillis Mountain Gaelic Medley Tripper’s Jig	NORTH COUNTRY (1993) North Country Oich U Agus H-Iuraibh Éile (Love Song) Borders and Time Mull River Shuffle Lisa Brown Ho Ro Mo Nighean Donn Bhòidheach Tramp Miner Rise Again Leis An Lurgainn Christy Campbell Medley Saved in the Arms Johnny Tulloch: Betty Lou’s Reel Turn That Boat Around	NORTH COUNTRY (US – 1994) North Country Borders and Time Orangedale Whistle Ho Ro Mo Nighean Down Bhóidheach Gillis Mountain Fare Thee Well Love Christy Campbell Medley Tramp Miner Rise Again Grey Dusk of Eve Fisherman’s Son Tell My Ma Turn That Boat Around
GREY DUSK OF EVE (1995) Grey Dusk of Eve The Ballad of Malcolm Murray An Teid Thu Leam a Mhairi Twin Fiddle Medley Sir James Baird	ENDLESS SEASONS (1995) As I Roved Out The River Natives Organaich an or-Fhuilt Bhuidhe/Am Braighe (Youth Whose Hair Is Golden) Forty Days and Nights Eyes of Margaret You Feel the Same Way Too Endless Seasons Padstow Blue-Eyed Suzie Your Boat’s Lost at Se	UPROOTED (1998) Movin’ On Let It Go Bells Maybe You’re Right Long Way to Go Cold Winds Weddings, Wakes and Funerals One Day I Walk Parlour Medley O Tha Mo Dhuil Ruit (Oh How I Love Thee) Tailor’s Daughter An Innis Àigh (The Happy Isle) Greenberg Medley Farewell to Lochaber	COLLECTION (1999) Roving Gypsy Boy Borders And Time Down By The Sally Gardens Christy Campbell Medley Orangedale Whistle Rise Again You Feel The Same Way Too Grey Dusk Of Eve North Country Fail Il E Gillis Mountain Fare Thee Well Love Mull River Shuffle (Live)
SOUVENIR – 1989 – 1998 (1998) You Feel The Same Way Too Borders and Time Rise Again North Country Orangedale Whistle The River Let It Go Maybe You’re Right Bells Gillis Mountain ” (Raylene Rankin) 3:04 Forty Days and Nights Movin’ On Roving Gypsy Boy Fare Thee Well Love O Tha Mo Dhuil Ruit (Oh How I Love Thee) Greenberg Medley Down by the Sally Gardens Grey Dusk of Eve Christy Campbell Medley An Innis Àigh (The Happy Isle) Parlour Medley Mull River Shuffle Farewell to Lochaber Weddings, Wakes and Funerals	REUNION (2007) Departing Song Nothing to Believe Nothing Like an Ocean Sparrow Johnny Cope Sunday Morning The Way I Feel Our Time Is Tonight Hush the Waves Hillsdale Medley Sunset Gone	THESE ARE THE MOMENTS (2009) Breathe Dream Pray Love Straight Into Love My Only Wish Never Alone I Would Hopeville Fare Thee Well Love Nothing Like an Ocean Maybe You’re Right Nothing to Believe In You Feel the Same Way Too Rise Again Breathe Dream Pray Love

This Day In History

2022

Nov 21

1927: CKUA goes on the air with a 500-watt signal, originating from the University of Alberta campus. Canada's first public broadcaster began as a project to take the University to the people via the new medium of radio. It came into being with the volunteer labour of two engineering students, using two windmill towers, some old iron poles and a $700 grant. On air personalities over the decades have included Robert Goulet, Tommy Banks, Roy Forbes, and Holger Peterson, among many others.

1952: Starchild's axeman Bob Sprenger is born in Cambridge, Ontario.

1970: The Band is in Syracuse, NY for a show at the Onondoga War Memorial.

1970: The Guess Who are in Cleveland for a taping of the TV show, Upbeat at WEWS' studio.

1970: R Harlan Smith tops the Canadian country chart with "Ode To Suburbia."

1973: Anne Murray is in LA for the first of a five-night stand at The Troubador.

1974: Billy Talent drummer Aaron Solowoniuk is born in Streetsville, Ontario.

1975: Steppenwolf are in Seattle, Washington for a show at Paramount Northwest with Argent.

1981: Downchild Blues Band are in Vancouver for a show at The Arlington.

1981: Anne Murray peaks at #9 on Billboard's country chart with "It's All I Can Do."

1982: In a ceremony at her manager Elliot Roberts' home in Malibu, Joni Mitchell and her bass player, Larry Klein tie the knot.

1982: Coney Hatch opens for Judas Priest in Long Beach, Cal at the Arena.

1987: Blue Rodeo's single, "Try" peaks at #6 on the Canadian pop chart.

1987: Michael Breen peaks on the Canadian albums chart at #91 with his self-titled debut (and only) album. The first single, "Rain," peaks at #33.

1989: Rush release their PRESTO album.

1989: Maestro Fresh Wes releases what would become his biggest hit, "Let Your Backbone Slide."

1991: Harem Scarem are in Toronto for a show at Rock & Roll Heaven during an "Addams Family" movie party.

1992: Alannah Myles tops the Canadian singles chart with "A Song Instead of a Kiss," beginning a four-week run.

1992: Tom Cochrane's "Washed Away" peaks at #88 on Billboard's chart, ending a two week run.

2005: Valdy is awarded the National Achievement Award at SOCAN's annual ceremony in Toronto.

2009: Stereos release the video and single for, "Summer Girls."

2011: Nickelback release their HERE AND NOW album.

2011: The Stampeders receive the Lifetime Achievement Award during SOCAN's ceremony in Toronto.

2014: Trews are in Calgary for a show at Flames Central.

2015: It's the $2 Punk Night at The Mustache Club in Oshawa, Ontario, with Bike Thiefs, Stranded Cruiser, Direct Disregard, and Wayne Kennedy.

2015: Lee Aaron is in Oshawa, Ontario for a show at the Music Hall.

2015: One Bad Son hold a party at the Roxy Theatre Sideroom in Vancouver. Also on the card are Return For Refund, Corporate Life, and From The Ruins.

2015: Bill Durst is in Edmonton to close out a two-night stand at Blues On Whyte.

2015: Jane Siberry is in Dallas, Texas for a show at The Kessler Theatre.

2018: Lowest of The Low release their retrospective boxset, SHAKESPEARE MY BOX!

2019: At the Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto, a special concert is held in recognition of six songs being inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame "Let Your Backbone Slide" by Maestro Fresh Wes, "Rise Up," from Parachute Club, "(Make Me Do) Anything You Want" from A Foot in Coldwater ), "Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft" ( Klaatu ), Mandala's "Opportunity," and "I Would Be the One" ( Kensington Market ). Members of many of the groups that performed the songs take the stage during the evening.

2019: Lex Justice and Toque are in Edmonton for a show at Blues On Whyte.

2019: Winnie Brave are in Cold Lake, Alberta for a show at Beantrees. Opening is Ashley Earl.

2019: Lee Harvey Osmond, aka as Tom Wilson from Junkhouse is in White Rock, BC for a show at Blue Frog Studios.

2019: Aurora In Peril release their debut single and video, "Silly Boy," featuring Robs Yourson.

2019: Tara Van Der Kolk, Pablo Paddy, and Philip Vonesh & The Spare Parts are in Toronto for a triple bill at the Linsmore Tavern.

2019: Spoons release their new single and video, "All The Wrong Things."

2019: Bloated Pig release their new single and video, "Ritual Burning."