Donald Bell sings 'Folk-Love – Canadian Style'

A group of settings of Canadian folk songs by Canadian composer Richard Johnston that are sung here by bass-baritone Donald Bell with Linda Lee Thomas at the piano. Recorded in 1976. The songs range from a rough captain in Halifax who seduces Miss Bailey; the story of a wedding and a disappointed suitor; and a sad narrative about a girl who lover has drowned.... The final song has a uniquely Canadian aspect in that its refrain is bilingual.

I. "Do You See that there Bird?" 0:00
II. "Unfortunate Miss Bailey" 1:47
III. "Zing, Zing, Zing!" 4:22
IV. "The Morning Dew" 6:05
V. "Lost Jim Whalen" 8:07
VI. "I Went to the Market" 14:04