The Wakami Wailers

A collection of traditional folk music from the lumber camps of the late 1800s and early 1900s. Solid three part harmonies, fiddle, acoustic guitars, concertinas, and more.

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"Just as a pristine old-growth forest is treasured, the Wakami Wailers have aged well." 

Rambles

Ontario's provincial parks evoke memories and confide stories: the cry of the loon; glowing campfires; friendships; Algonquin settlers.

Recorded in 1993, the Wakami Wailers' second album is inspired by the natural beauty and stories of Ontario's provincial parks. It includes original songs featuring lots of fiddle, banjo, accordion, and three part harmonies.

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Music inspired by the beauty and stories of Ontario's provincial parks. 

"Solid playing and earthy vocals." 

Northern Journey Online

"The Wakami Wailers hold Ontario's parks and their beauty responsible for both inspiration and solace... this record celebrates Ontario."

Rambles

A collection of traditional folk songs from the lumberjack winter camps of the late 19th and early 20th century. Lush three part harmonies, fiddle, acoustic guitars, and mandolin dominate the recording.

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"14 tracks that define the heroic, lonely and frequently dangerous lifestyle of logging."

Rambles

"With jaunty rhythms and excellent vocal harmony, the Wailers have dug out some treasures of Canadian folk music from the archives and brought them to life."

Northern Journey Online

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