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Program Title: NewFound Records - Ep. 629 - Hills of Newfoundland & Labrador
Description: NFR makes for the hills for this episode.

Tune in and treat your ears to Lew Murphy’s stellar rendition of the traditional Hills of Newfoundland. The Labrador Balladeer, Gerald Mitchell chips in with the first recording of Byron Chaulk’s classic High On the Mountain Of Old Mokami. Leonard Meehan contribute’s Otto Kelland’s seldom-heard The Low Blue Hills Of Home. Newfoundland’s Marty Robbins, George Rowsell, is in fine form with Robbin’s Lord You Gave Me A Mountain. And the great John White sings his signature song Signal Hill as only he can. And there’s lots more too.

Be sure to check out this archival episode of NFR which we first aired in 2016.

Host(s): Wayne Tucker
Featured Speakers/Guests:

Credits: 1. WILF DOYLE: The Boys From Blue Hills
2. THE NEWFOUNDLAND SHOWBAND: These Are My Mountains
3. DICK NOLAN: Old Flatrock Hills
4. GERALD MITCHELL: High On the Mountain Of Old Mokami
5. RYAN'S FANCY: The Cross of Spancil Hill
6. JOHN WHITE: Signal Hill
7. TERRY KELEHER: Mountains of Mourne
8. LEW MURPHY: The Hills of Newfoundland
9. LEONARD MEEHAN: The Low Blue Hills Of Home
10. GEORGE ROWSELL: Lord You Gave Me A Mountain
11. EDDIE EASTMAN: Mountains Too High To Climb
12. LLOYD BARTLETT: Marble Mountain
13. GORDON QUINTON: On Steady Mountain

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