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Alberta Mix Tape Alberta Mix Tape For you to enjoy while out doing Alberta history or just to enjoy, the Historical Society of Alberta has put together this list of songs about Alberta. Note: we have been able to find over 200 of these songs through CDs and the internet but some may never have been recorded and, indeed, may not have been sung or played in many years. For the purposes of our list, a song must be about an Alberta place, person or event (in whole or in part). If you know of songs missing from the list, please send them our way: 403-261-3662 or [email protected]. Song Artist Song Artist 1942 Terry Morrision In the Shadow of the Rockies Maria Dunn 16 Wheels Al Owchar It Takes a Hockey Town Paul Bellows A Cowboy’s Heart Sean Hogan It’s Just my Red Deer Scene Flannel Dancer Alberta Jess Lee It’s the Calgary Stampede Gerry Madigan Alberta Michael Bernard Fitzgerald John Ware Mark Zagorsky Alberta! Lady K.D. Lang University of Lethbridge Singers Alberta Blue Lana Floen Land of the Shining Ian Tyson Mountains Alberta Border Diamond Joe White Last Saskatchewan Pirate Arrogant Worms Alberta Bound Gordon Lightfoot Let’s Go to the U of L The Cedar Tavern Art Gallery Singers aka les phonorealistes Alberta Bound Paul Brandt Letters from Home James Murdoch Alberta Champion Wally Knash Little Foothills Heaven Corb Lund Waltz Alberta Charm Donna Konsorado Long Dusty Road Terry Morrison Alberta Crude Laura Vinson Long Gone to Saskatchewan Corb Lund Alberta Crude Tim Hus Longest Stretch of Road Tim Hus Alberta Dreams Magpie Ian Tyson Alberta Eyes Braden Gates Métis Liberté Song Paulo Alberta Alan Mills Mexicanos En La History Wrangler Homesteader Estampida Song Alberta Land Mountain Fire Tim Hus Alberta Moon Kevin Dunn Mrs. McClung’s Maria Dunn Address Alberta My Alberta My Alberta Home Alberta Name Game Paulo My Calgary Home Yodeling Slim Clark Alberta Rivers Don Swidinisky My Sweet Alberta Home Mikel Miller Alberta Roots George Fox My Wild Frontier Faith Hill Alberta Rose Stompin’ Tom Connors Never Leave the Farm Gary Fjellgaard Alberta Mix Tape – Songs of Alberta Historical Society of Alberta Song Artist Artist Song Alberta Says Hello Corb Lund New Brunswick Stacey Read Waltz/Calgary Fiddler’s Waltz Alberta Skyline No Roads Here Corb Lund Alberta Springtime Porkbelly Futures North of the Yellowhead Captain Tractor Alberta Sunny Land Ode to Goofy McMasters History Wrangler Alberta Today Oil Boom Boom Paulo Alberta Waltz Rob Young Old Alberta Moon Ian Tyson Alberta Winds Old Alberta Plains Wilf Carter Alberta with Love On the Ave Dr Blue Alberta Woman One More Oil Boom Tim Hus Alberta, the One Smooth Coffee White Cats Province of Riches Galore Alberta’s Centennial Calvin Vollrath Our Very Own Shul Paulo Waltz Alberta’s Child Ian Tyson Out Here John Wort Hannam Alberta’s Open to Own Heart’s Delight Ian Tyson You Alexander Calhoun Paulo Pay the Freight Tom Hogarth Amber Valley Pine Black Pioneer Heritage Peace River Home Singers Annabelle John Wort Hannam Peace River Jig Don Swidinisky Back Home in Peace River Waltz Alberta Back to the Rockies Laura Vinson Pembina River Homestead Bar “U” Al Owchar Pittsburgh of the West Coal Creek Boys Bar U Ghosts Al Owchar Plains of Alberta Wilf Montan Bastards of Strathcona Captain Tractor Postcards from Pincher Kim Fontaine Creek Beauty in Alberta Prairies of Alberta Corb Lund Big Boned Girl KD Lang Red Dog Diner Moby Dicks Blood Sweat & Corb Lund Requiem for a Small Town John Wort Hannam Water Blue Canadian Wilf Carter Ride Forever Paul Gross Rockies Bob Hope Rocky Mountainneer Wilf Montan Boom Gone to Bust Rocky Rocky Mountains Wilf Montan Bootlegger Coal Creek Boys Rodeo Song Garry Lee and the Showdown Branded Laura Vinson Rodeo Waltz Mark Zagorsky Buckin’ Horse Rider Corb Lund Roughest Neck Around Corb Lund Burnin’ Alberta Michael Dunn and Roundup Time in Sunny Wilf Carter Moanin’ After Old Alberta Burntown Joe Bird Rumours of Silver and Gold Paulo Alberta Mix Tape – Songs of Alberta Historical Society of Alberta Song Artist Song Artist By the Banks of the Paulo Rumrunner Tim Hus Bow C.P. Rail’s Coming to History Wrangler Runnin’ Back to The Guess Who Town! Saskatoon Calgary Transit Sam and Jane Livingstone Paul C-A-L-G-A-R-Y and September 1st, 1905 History Wrangler that spells Calgary Calgary Roundup University of Lethbridge Shuck the Prairie Singers Oyster Calgary Stampede Wilf Carter Soar Barry Westerland Calgary, My Home Schooner Fare Springtime in Alberta Ian Tyson Away From Home Can you blame the Maria Dunn Stampede Strutt Rick Tippe poor miner? Canoe Paulo Stargazer, Mapmaker Paulo Can’t Take Alberta Sweet Alberta Sunshine from the boy Cappy Smart – What History Wrangler Sweet Alberta Woman Larry Gustafson a Fire Chief! Captain Freddie History Wrangler Sweet Rose The Swiftys McCall Chinook Wind Corb Lund Take me Back to Old Alberta Stompin’ Tom Connors Church of the Long John Wort Hannam The Albertosaurus Paulo Grass Clearly Canadian George Fox The Badlands Mark Zagorsky Come to Alberta The Ballad of Fred Alderson Coal Creek Boys Cowboy in Your Gary Fjellgaard The Deathbridge in Rural Alberta Heart Lethbridge Advantage Crypt Lake Cadence Weapon, Laura The Emblem of Alberta Barrett & Mark Hamilton Dear Aunt Marry Paulo The First Stampede Paulo Deerfoot Paulo The Gertrude Cadence Weapon, Laura Barrett & Mark Hamilton Do You Know Slim Maria Dunn The Historic Lougheed House History Wrangler Evans? Don’t Fence Me In Cadence Weapon, Laura The Mighty Bridge John Palacsik Barrett & Mark Hamilton Edmonton Rural Alberta Advantage The Mountains and Gordon Lightfoot Mary Anne Empty Town Shirley Field The Muffaloose Paulo Evalsressel Paulo The Oil’s Back in Town Corb Lund Family Reunion Corb Lund The Rat Creek Rebellion Captain Tractor Famous Five Paulo The Truck Got Stuck Corb Lund Fiat Lux Lethbridge Community This is My Prairie Corb Lund Gold Band Alberta Mix Tape – Songs of Alberta Historical Society of Alberta Song Artist Song Artist Fire of 1886 Paulo This Old Hat (Calgary Gord Bamford Stampede Song) Fort McMurray Joe West Thunder (Give the Cadence Weapon, Woman Back to the Man) Laura Barrett & Mark Hamilton Fort McMurray Jon Brooks Tom Three Persons History Wrangler Four Strong Winds Ian & Sylvia Tom Wilson The Harvest Dance Frank Slide Paulo Tonight We Strike John Wort Hannam Frank, AB Rural Alberta Advantage Treasure of Life Mark Zagorsky Freddie Hall Ian Tyson Tribute to Hugh Dempsey History Wrangler From the Breadline Maria Dunn Tribute to the Famous Five History Wrangler to the Frontline Ghost From Don Swidinisky Troublemaker Maria Dunn Athabasca Glass in the Garden Brett Oliver Twas out in Alberta Jon Bartlett and Rika Ruebsaat Goat Haunt Cadence Weapon, Laura Twelve Foot Davis Paulo Barrett & Mark Hamilton Going Back to Tim Hus Twelve Foot Davis Scotty Stevenson Calgary Good Medicine: Ask Lethbridge Community Twin Butte, Alberta Luther Wright the Horse Gold Band Good Medicine: Lethbridge Community Underground Railroad Paulo Bronc to Breakfast Gold Band Good Medicine: The Lethbridge Community Waitin’ for a Chinook Jesse Ballantyne Tie Rope Gold Band Good Medicine: Lethbridge Community Warm Alberta Rain Waiting for a Gold Band Chinook Good Ol’ CPR Paulo We Celebrate Alberta Half Mile of Hell Kevin Dunn Welcome to Wayne Rebecca Lappa Half-Breed Laura Vinson & Free We’re An Alberta Band Spirit Heaven in Alberta Western Skies Blue Rodeo Hell For a Basement Big Sugar We’ve Got Oil History Wrangler Hello Alberta Whatcha Doin’ Grant Paulo MacEwan? High Rider (The John Diamond Joe White What’s Your Hurry Fort Jim Hagan Ware Story) McMurray Hillcrest Mine James Keelaghan Where the Bow River Flows Wilf Montan Hippies in Calgary Chris LeDoux Where the Great Peace River Flows Horse Thief The Smalls Wide Open Spaces in Alberta Hotel & Saloon Tim Hus Wild Alberta Rose Calvin Vollrath Hurtin’ Albertan Tim Hus Wind in the Wire David Wilkie and Cowboy Celtic Alberta Mix Tape – Songs of Alberta Historical Society of Alberta Song Artist Song Artist Hymn for Pincher Connie Kaldor Winds of Alberta Wonitha Creek I bought a rock for Wilf Carter Winter Time in Calgary my Rocky Mountain Gal I Don’t Live in Scott Peters Norwood I Love Alberta I still hear Alberta Calling Me I Turn Into a Cowboy Tim Tamashiro In the Neighbourhood Ensemble Alberta Mix Tape – Songs of Alberta Historical Society of Alberta .
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