[mplpost] more knowledge wealth required

[Gene Wilburn]

One CD I came across while compiling Northern Journey was "Canada is for
Kids" by Michael Mitchell. It might fit the bill. Mitchell appears to have
been doing the school circuit at the time (does anyone know him?)  The
album has pleasant renditions of many of these classics, and I believe he
was offering a printed songbook to go with them.

Here's the section of NJ on Mitchell:

http://www.northernjourney.com/cdnfolk/book/artist/mitchell.michael.html

Gene

On Wed, 16 Jan 2002, James Gordon wrote:

> hi again folks-
> 
> here's a note I got from a fan in the U.S.--- I thought I'd have an obvious
> answer--- but nothing springs to mind- any suggestions?
> 
> thanks
> James
> 
> she writes:
> 
> A question. We are living in Indiana at present but I would like to have
> some traditional Canadian folk songs to listen to (and so my 5 y old son
> grows up with some sense of his Canadian heritage). Do you know of any CDs
> or tapes of traditional folk songs done in a semi-traditional manner? e.g.
> she's like a swallow, the kelligrew soiree, I'se the b'ye, un canadien
> errant, etc etc. Please let me know. Thanks tons,
> 
> Mary Ann McLean
> 
> 
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