folk music        In the early 80’s my friend Doug and I, in an act of economic desperation, ventured on to the streets of Montreal with our instruments, I played banjo and Doug played guitar and sang, and we ended up making a decent living, well, at least it was high living for a student. At the end of a several-year run we recorded some of it for posterity. I got some other musicians I knew to record with us to spice it up a bit. You can download MP3’s or email me to buy a cd for higher quality. I wrote a small book about our adventures. It's a mixture of humour and philosophy. People have found it enlightening to get inside the head of a musician. I might put up a chapter sometime in the future.  And if you really want a copy email me, but it'll be expensive, although it is a nice looking book and even has a map inside.


My Love is But a Lassie Yet
Trisha's Jig
McGowen’s Jig/Athol Highlanders
Ogu’s Grave
Jack McCann
 Doug McManaman
Lark in the Morning
Dogs Among the Bushes

other things

I’m Glad I’m Home Again

Southern Hip Hop
Yehaw Song

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Square Victoria entrance(gift from Paris)



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