Hard to find Song

http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/~jrice/Discography_comp.htm

This site shows that the song is in "Our Family Album"

http://cgi.benl.ebay.be/Singalong-Jubilee-Anne-Murray-Canadian-Artist-LP_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQitemZ250377292967

Well, apparently someone on e-bay is selling the album that contains the song that you want. It is on LP, but I suppose that is better than nothing!

interesting artist lizzie...looks like he recorded in the 60's out of Canada


oh, and leave it to phoenix to snoop out the info...good job

Thank you very much jespah for that youtube link. That is definitely the song but I am looking to avoid any fiddle or banjo accompaniments if possible. I don't remember if the Fred McKenna version which I am looking for included a fiddle or banjo as I haven't heard it since the 70's. I know Fred McKenna was a blind guitar player and I loved that song done by him but I don't remember if there was a banjo or fiddle accompaniment with it or not. (I'm not really a fan of banjo or fiddle music.) I did really like that song done by him though. Thanks again.

Thank you very much phoenix32890 for that ebay link. Unfortunately I don't have a record player anymore (haven't had one for a long time). If I did, I would have definitely taken you up on that suggestion.

Thank you panzade for your response and the LP picture. Unfortunately, I, probably like most people, have not owned a record player in a long time so the idea of an LP is out. Thank you anyway, though.

well it's fun to learn about this blind minstrel...he was right good doin a well known Gordon Lightfoot tune
Steel Rail Blues

A very belated thank you panzade for that youtube link of Fred McKenna dong the song Steel Rail Blues. That was a wonderful rendition of that song.

Hi Panzade,

I am still looking for the Fred McKenna song "Rocky Top". Do you know if the album that you had posted in your reply around May 10 (with the orange background) contains that song? I'd appreciate it if you could let me know. Thanks.

Tracks:
1) Singalong Jubilee Theme - Bill Langstroth & Jubilee Singers
2) Will The Circle Be Unbroken - Fred McKenna & Patrician AnneBR> 3) Both Sides Now - Catherine McKinnon
4) Rocky Top - Fred McKenna & Jubilee Singers
5) Shippagan - Edith Butler & Jubilee Singers
6) Circle Game - Michael Stanbury & Jubilee Singers
7) Railroad Bill - Bill Langstroth, Jim Bennet & Anne Murray

1) Robinson Crusoe - The Dropouts
2) I Keep Changing My Mind - Catherine McKinnon & Michael Stanbury
3) Thick O'Fog - Jim Bennet & Jubilee Singers
4) A Little Advice - Ken Tobias & Jubilee Singers
5) Reason To Believe - Anne Murray
6) Mention My Name - Bill Langstroth & Jubilee Singers


Lineup:
Fred McKenna (Guitar), Garth Proude (Bass), Vic Mullen (Banjo)
The Dropouts: Vern Moulton, Karen Oxley & Lorne White


...your best bet is to look for it on ebay...in vinyl. I can't find it in any other form