Roger Miller & Stompin\' Tom (Double CD) torrent

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Roger Miller



Track Listing:

01. King of The Road

02. Dang Me

03. Chug-A-Lug

04. Engine Engine #9

05. You Can't Roller Skate In A Buffalo Herd

06. In The Summertime

07. Do-Wacka-Do

08. Kansas City Star

09. One Dyin' And A Buryin'

10. Atta Boy Girl

11. England Swings

12. Husbands And Wives

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Stompin' Tom Connors



Track Listing:

01. Ben In The Pen

02. Luke's Guitar

03. The Coal Boat Song

04. The Hockey Song

05. Horse-shoe Hotel Song (Live)

06. A Damn Good Song For A Miner

07. The Log Train

08. Sable Island

09. Big Joe Mufferaw

10. Roll On Saskatchewan

11. Zephyrs In The Maple

12. Big And Friendly Waiter John

13. How The Mountain Came Down

14. I've Been Everywhere (Live)

15. Sudbury Saturday Night

16. Margo's Cargo

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Stompin' Tom Song Trivia



LUKE'S GUITAR---------

This song was written about an actual man
who Stompin' Tom met in a Halifax bar.
The man was drunk and upset, because
his wife was making him hock his only guitar.

THE HOCKEY SONG--------

This song is played at Hockey games
all over Canada and the U.S.A-
it has been recorded by many different artists
and is probably the most well known song
ever written by Stompin' Tom Connors.


THE LOG TRAIN---------

This catchy little tune mentions
small towns that are located all over Canada.
Stompin' Tom has visited them all.



BIG JOE MUFFERAW--------

Another one of Stompin' Tom's classic songs....
Big Joe Mufferaw is a Canadian version of Paul Bunyan.


HOW THE MOUNTAIN CAME DOWN---------

This is a true story.


SUDBURY SATURDAY NIGHT----------

Stompin' Tom wrote this song about
the city of Sudbury, Ontario
where every Saturday night-
all the miners would get together in the pub
and drink themselves silly.

- The line- "We think no more of Inco
on a Sudbury Saturday Night"

refers to the big Inco Mine in Sudbury,
where all the miners worked.


MARGO'S CARGO-----------

This song was written about a man and woman
from Newfoundland, Canada-
where boys and girls commonly
call each other "BIE & GAL"

which is why the lyrics to this song go-

"Margo's got the cargo, BIE- and Reggie's got the rig."

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