Heavy on the classic stuff again. Canada did have a thriving cottage industry in music during the 70’s and 80’s. There is also another trivia answer in here somewhere.
1. Five Man Electrical Band
“I’m a Stranger Here”

Another song from the group that brought us “Signs”.
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2. Idle Eyes
“Tokyo Rose”
Another 80’s group that enjoyed moderate success in Canada, especially with this tune. They won a Juno for most promising new group in 1985.
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3. Indio
“Big Hard Sun”
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4. Crash Vegas
Pocahontas

Kind of a depressing song from a very good band. This song was released in 1994.
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5. Ron Hynes
“Sonny’s Dream“

Canadian folk singer Ron Hynes hit gold in 1976 with the Sonny’s Dream. The song has become a standard and has been recorded by a multitude of artists around the world, The version here is a live duet with Alan Doyle of the group Great Big Sea.
5 responses to “Canada’s Best Music – 5 Songs At A Time – Part 28”
Maybe I’m just in a mood, but Crash Vegas was the only one I really enjoyed.
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I thought it was a weak set too. Got to go in order though lol
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