Folksongs of Saskatchewan
Various Artists

These folk tunes reflect the great humor and humility of Saskatchewan inhabitants, be they long-time locals or newcomers, that has developed as all have had to negotiate life in a harsh climate and vast, isolated space.
Track Listing
101
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A Hungry Fox | Wellington Thompson | 1:03 | |
102
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O Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie | Herbert Sills | 3:27 | |
103
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Barbara Allen | Molly Galbraith | 3:42 | |
104
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Johnny Sands | Grace Carr | 1:49 | |
105
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Henry My Son | Grace Carr | 2:20 | |
106
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The Lakes of Pontchatrain | Sarah Ann Bartley | 2:13 | |
107
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The Twelve Days of Christmas (Welsh) | John Thomas | 3:28 | |
108
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The Orphan Girl (German) | John H. Gerwing | 1:39 | |
109
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In the Carpathian Hills (Ukrainian) | Patricia Pasieka | 1:27 | |
110
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The Christmas Song (Ukrainian) | Andy Halapatz | 1:42 | |
111
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A Song of Summer (Icelandic) | Olina Asgeirsson Struthers | 0:42 | |
112
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Chanson de le Grenouillere (French) | Fr. Rufin Turcotte | 3:25 | |
113
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Chanson de Riel (French) | Joseph Gaspard Jeanotte | 2:15 | |
201
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A Poor Lone Girl in Saskatchewan | Anne Halderman | 3:30 | |
202
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Flunky Jim | Mel Bowker | 1:52 | |
203
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Saskatchewan | Jim Young | 2:49 | |
204
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E.P. Walker | Frank Hanson | 4:37 | |
205
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The Civil War | William Bock | 3:50 | |
206
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The Backwoodsman | Robert C. Paul | 1:26 | |
207
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Saulteaux Lullaby | Dorothy Francis | 0:53 | |
208
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Victory Song (Cree) | Mrs. Roderick Thomas | 0:49 | |
209
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The Whipping Song: Sung by Cree, Sioux, and Assinboine | Cree, Sioux and Assiniboine Indians during a performance at a Pow-wow in the Quappelle Valley | 1:59 | |
210
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The Grass Song: Sung by Cree, Sioux, and Assinboine | Cree, Sioux and Assiniboine Indians during a performance at a Pow-wow in the Quappelle Valley | 0:42 | |
211
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Song of Worship: Sung by Cree, Sioux, and Assinboine | Cree, Sioux and Assiniboine Indians during a performance at a Pow-wow in the Quappelle Valley | 0:35 |