Canuk music

[gumby]

WoW! Those boys know how to make beautiful music? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KefAFkvU8tE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJ0Kv-BOglQ

Canadian awesomness!

[one bad fish]

One of the best Canadian bands ever!

[RUNCHARGER]

I may have some of their 8 tracks somewhere, I used to play them in the FM3 R/T.

[gumby]

Ah, Chilliwack! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsrmNWorkJg 

[72 Challenger]

Chilliwack does the local fair scene now. I saw them in Shawville QC. It's a tiny town along the Ottawa River Valley. I saw another Canadian Icon at the Shawville Fair Stompin' Tom Connors. It was an awesome show.

[Chryco Psycho]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ym3RlvVR9M
There is a lot of bands that could be listed here ....
Rush
Mahongany Rush
Triumph
Headpins
Chrissy Steel
Street heart
Prism
BTO
Guess Who
Alexis on Fire
Lee Aaron
Crowbar
Stampeders
Harlequin
Steppenwolf
3 days Grace
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_bands_from_Canada

[1 Wild R/T]

Steppenwolf

Canada has lots of great bands but calling Steppenwolf Canadian is a mighty big stretch...

Without John Kay there would be no Steppenwolf & while he briefly lived in Canada he's hardly a Canadian....

He was born in 1944 behind the iron curtain,  When John was a baby in early 1945, his mother fled with him from the advancing Soviet troops but wound up trapped on the Soviet side, when he was five he & his mother escaped to Western Germany... They moved to Canada in 1958...

In 1965 John joined a group called "Sparrow"

John and a few other members moved to California in 1967 where Steppenwolf was born...

[one bad fish]

Chilliwack does the local fair scene now. I saw them in Shawville QC. It's a tiny town along the Ottawa River Valley. I saw another Canadian Icon at the Shawville Fair Stompin' Tom Connors. It was an awesome show.

The Shawville fair! Wow! I went to high school in Shawville. Grew up down the road in Bryson. Have a farm in Litchfield. Plan to spend August-October there this year! The Shawville fair always has some great bands every September long weekend!

[one bad fish]

Steppenwolf

Canada has lots of great bands but calling Steppenwolf Canadian is a mighty big stretch...

Without John Kay there would be no Steppenwolf & while he briefly lived in Canada he's hardly a Canadian....

He was born in 1944 behind the iron curtain,  When John was a baby in early 1945, his mother fled with him from the advancing Soviet troops but wound up trapped on the Soviet side, when he was five he & his mother escaped to Western Germany... They moved to Canada in 1958...

In 1965 John joined a group called "Sparrow"

John and a few other members moved to California in 1967 where Steppenwolf was born...

Original members were formally the Canadian rock band "Jack London and the Sparrows" from Oshawa Ontario. Of which two were Canadian and one was German/Canadian. They then went to LA where they recruited two other American musicians. They are referred to a Canadian/American rock band. Born to be wild was written by Dennis Edmonton, a Canadian, of the original group The Sparrows.

[72 Challenger]

Chilliwack does the local fair scene now. I saw them in Shawville QC. It's a tiny town along the Ottawa River Valley. I saw another Canadian Icon at the Shawville Fair Stompin' Tom Connors. It was an awesome show.

The Shawville fair! Wow! I went to high school in Shawville. Grew up down the road in Bryson. Have a farm in Litchfield. Plan to spend August-October there this year! The Shawville fair always has some great bands every September long weekend!

@one bad fish my aunt has a cottage down in Pontiac Station very close to the Bristol Mine. I spend a lot of time in that area. It's not a hugely prosperous area but it's full of history! 

[Cudajason]

ahheemmmm...Tragically Hip.

The others are certainly ok, I listen to most of them growing up...but The HIP, are by far my favorite.

Jason

[JS29]

Robbie Robertson from the-Band was from Canada if I am not mistaken!!   

[anlauto]

Hello....Celine Dion, Shania Twain....the list goes on...

[Marc70challenger]

Gordon Lightfoot, no ?

[blown motor]

Robbie Robertson from the-Band was from Canada if I am not mistaken!!   

That's right. He was from Toronto.