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Ein dornenreicher Weg brachte Stu Phillips von Montreal, Kanada nach Nashville. Erste Station war... mehr

Stu Phillips: A Journey Through The Provinces (CD)

Ein dornenreicher Weg brachte Stu Phillips von Montreal, Kanada nach Nashville. Erste Station war Edmonton im westlichen Kanada, dort begann er, Schallplatten aufzunehmen. Ende der 50er war er in Kanada ein Radio- und TV Star, er unterschrieb bei Rodeo Records und nahm drei ausgesprochen kanadische LP's auf: 'Echoes Of The Canadian Foothills', 'Visit Old Quebec' und 'A Visit To British Columbia'.

Diese drei LP's sind auf dieser CD, es ist mit das Beste an erzählender und darstellerischer Country Music, das je aufgenommen wurde. Die Begleitung ist schlicht aber wirkungsvoll. Allzu oft ist kanaidsche Country Music ein schlappes Abbild der Nashville Country Music, dies hier war etwas gänzlich anderes.

Artikeleigenschaften von Stu Phillips: A Journey Through The Provinces (CD)

  • Interpret: Stu Phillips

  • Albumtitel: A Journey Through The Provinces (CD)

  • Genre Country

  • Label Bear Family Records

  • Preiscode AH
  • Artikelart CD

  • EAN: 4000127157218

  • Gewicht in Kg: 0.115
Phillips, Stu - A Journey Through The Provinces (CD) CD 1
01 The Village Blacksmith Stu Phillips
02 The Champlain & St. Lawrence Line Stu Phillips
03 En Roulant Ma Boule Stu Phillips
04 Donkey Riding Stu Phillips
05 Legend Of Perce Rock Stu Phillips
06 The Horse Trader Stu Phillips
07 Canada I-O Stu Phillips
08 The Phantom Priest Stu Phillips
09 Dollard Des Ormeaux Stu Phillips
10 Madeleine De Vecheres Stu Phillips
11 The Winter Camp Stu Phillips
12 The Priest Who Slept One Hundred Years Stu Phillips
13 Riverboat Captain Stu Phillips
14 The Okanagan Valley Stu Phillips
15 Simon Gun-A-Noot Stu Phillips
16 Mountain Boy Stu Phillips
17 Bill Miner Stu Phillips
18 Cathrine O'Hare Schubert Stu Phillips
19 When The Iceworms Nest Again Stu Phillips
20 Legend Of The Fernie Fire Stu Phillips
21 The Grand Hotel Stu Phillips
22 Bill Barker's Party Stu Phillips
23 Alexander Mackenzie Stu Phillips
24 Moon Over The Rockies Stu Phillips
25 Fraser's Valley Stu Phillips
26 Star Child Stu Phillips
27 Almighty Voice Stu Phillips
28 Albert Johnson Stu Phillips
29 The Chief's Lament Stu Phillips
30 Ernest Cashel Stu Phillips
31 White Stallion Legend Stu Phillips
32 Nigger John Stu Phillips
33 Bull Train Stu Phillips
34 The Banff Cave Stu Phillips
35 The Fireworks Stu Phillips
Now Stu Phillips is one of the folks who live on the hill. He overlooks some sumptuous rolling... mehr
"Stu Phillips"

Now Stu Phillips is one of the folks who live on the hill. He overlooks some sumptuous rolling Tennessee countryside just north of Nashville. Better than most, he knows how far it is from his birthplace near Montreal, Canada to Nashville. It isn't just a physical distance either. The journey would have been a hard and long one even if he had come by a direct route, but Stu Phillips detoured through the west, a detour that shaped his mind and his music. He has the restless intelligence of the self-made man (his first album called him "serious minded"), and a desire to better himself and his lot in life which has led him back and forth across the north American sub-continent, down some blind alleys and up and down the 'Billboard' charts. Even now, after more than twenty-five years in and around Nashville, his voice still has the Canadian burr as he settles down to talk about it.

Unlike many artists, Stu Phillips tells his own story most eloquently himself. He was born January 19, 1933, and as he says, "1 always called Calgary my home town, but I was born in St. Eustache, which is a little town just outside Montreal. One of my very first recollections is of my mother singing a song called 'You're The Only Star In My Blue Heaven', which was a Gene Autry song, and I followed her in becoming a Gene Autry fan. I must have seen every movie at least five times.
"St. Eustache was something of a french stronghold, and even though I didn't sense the conflict between the French and the English at the time, I can see it now in retrospect. I was fluently bilingual at one time. We lived as neighbours then and shared traditions, but I don't think I'd he comfortable there now.

"I joined a choir in Montreal, the choir of St. George's church, a pretty renowned boys choir I came to Calgary When I was in my early teens. My father was a railroad architect. He built hotels, sheds, stations and so on, and I ventured out west with my father. He was working on a project out there. My father and mother went back, but I stayed out west.
"I feel in some ways I was denied my formal education because we moved around a lot, and we were a poor family, but to make up for that I was really aggressive when 1 was a kid. I counted a lot on my talent, not only for singing but for public relations work. The one exception was when I went to work for the Alberta government department of Mines and Minerals. I was twenty then, and I became an understudy to the person who calculated all the oil royalties for the department. I had a flair for figures, and after a year's study the man whose job I had studied for retired, but 1 was con-sidered too young to take his place. I was really disappointed, and instead of waiting for another promotion opportu-nity I went and applied to one of the local newspapers, 'The Edmonton Bulletin'.

But, after three days there was a shortage of newsprint paper and the other newspaper in Edmonton, 'The Edmonton Journal', purchased the 'Bulletin' and I was out of a job.
"I looked across the street and there were the flashing letters of radio station CFRN. 1 arranged for an interview and an audition that afternoon, and they asked me to come back at five o'clock. They said, 'You have a tremendous voice, but you can't read.' I said, 'If you think I have a nice voice, give me a little time, I'll practice and practice. Just give me a chance'. The next day, they called back and said they'd give me a technical job and assign me wire service copy to read. The technical job 1 had was to operate the controls for Omar Blondahl, who was on Rodeo Records. Omar had some personal problems at that time, and wouldn't always show up. One morning he didn't show, and I had been directed to just play records. That morning, I took the initiative and played the records, announced them, did the commercials and figured I'd either get a job on-air or get fired. When the production manager came in, he was angry, but he ended by saying that I sounded good. He gave me a little show very early before Omar came in.

As it happened, Omar never came back to work, and I used to grab my guitar and sing on-air. That was my break.
"1 went to see a man at Ace hardware store and talked him into sponsoring me on a fifteen minute radio programme with me and a bass and guitar. Then I went to a saturday afternoon talent show, and then I started writing. I discovered there weren't many songs with Canadian content, and that's where I found the uniqueness in my material. I began to read all kinds of folklore and Canadiana, and I wrote 150 or 160 songs based on Canadian folklore.
"I worked at CJIB in Vernon, British Columbia for a while, then a new station, CHED, opened in Edmonton. I took a job there for considerably more money, but it...

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Tracklist
Phillips, Stu - A Journey Through The Provinces (CD) CD 1
01 The Village Blacksmith
02 The Champlain & St. Lawrence Line
03 En Roulant Ma Boule
04 Donkey Riding
05 Legend Of Perce Rock
06 The Horse Trader
07 Canada I-O
08 The Phantom Priest
09 Dollard Des Ormeaux
10 Madeleine De Vecheres
11 The Winter Camp
12 The Priest Who Slept One Hundred Years
13 Riverboat Captain
14 The Okanagan Valley
15 Simon Gun-A-Noot
16 Mountain Boy
17 Bill Miner
18 Cathrine O'Hare Schubert
19 When The Iceworms Nest Again
20 Legend Of The Fernie Fire
21 The Grand Hotel
22 Bill Barker's Party
23 Alexander Mackenzie
24 Moon Over The Rockies
25 Fraser's Valley
26 Star Child
27 Almighty Voice
28 Albert Johnson
29 The Chief's Lament
30 Ernest Cashel
31 White Stallion Legend
32 Nigger John
33 Bull Train
34 The Banff Cave
35 The Fireworks