In his '50s/'60s era with Ian & Sylvia and subsequent solo career, this legendary Canadian walked the line between folk and country. The composer of Four Strong Winds is also a revered songwriter;... more

2007 tribute to one of Canada's national treasures! Tyson's body of work is one of the most revered in popular Canadian music history and his peers have contributed these recordings as a tribute to... more

2009 release from the singer/songwriter, his first album in four years. A tough time for Ian Tyson yields an important new album of touching, heartfelt songs. Now, thanks to a stubborn virus, Tyson... more

Ian Tyson is 85 now. And he's still going strong. Still touring. Still running the Tyson ranch south of Calgary. Still watching the West as he's seen it change - and not always for the better. Still... more

Carnero Vaquero includes 10 songs that can be described as true and clear as the western sky, the foothills of the Rockies and the changing cowboy tradition. The album's title - "Carnero" is the... more

In this modern world, the age-old art of the Western song has no better friend than Ian Tyson (who else has been recorded by Cash, Dylan and Neil Young?). His second "best-of" rounds up 19 key cuts... more

There's heart-melting warmth to Cindy Church's voice, a quality the Nova Scotia-born performer doesn't abuse. Her singing on this third disc is natural, not maudlin, with only a slight unaffected... more

File this former Great Western Orchestra with Asleep at the Wheel, Emmy Lou Harris, her pal Ian Tyson and Torch & Twang-era k.d. lang-clean-scrubbed, respectful of tradition, and sophisticated in an... more