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NEW
RELEASE
Take a
look at this newly released CD. No one before has accomplished
such a feat as telling the history of the Westcoast in song in such a
exciting and thrilling way. Stories in song about Emily Carr,
ships and trains and a small touch of the First Nation's history.You
wont' want to miss adding this timeless CD to your collection.
For nearly forty years Dave Baker has
been writing and
singing songs about his native Westcoast. Raised on Vancouver Island in
Nanaimo and Duncan, Dave is eminently qualified to write about the
characters, places, and icons that are a part of the history of
Canada’s Westcoast. Along the way, Dave has lived in Port
Alberni, Squamish, and Sechelt, and now resides in Maple Ridge.
A "Portrait of the Westcoast in Song" is
a fitting
conclusion to Dave’s long career in music production and song writing.
Always keeping his activities in music as an avid hobby, Dave has
produced, over a span of thirty years, four CDs and three vinyl albums
from which were taken three singles that charted nationally. Dave had
always kept his ‘day’ job, and is now retired from his position as an
executive with a local pulp and paper engineering consultant.
Dave has
a great admiration for artists, writers, and unique personalities that
have in some way contributed to B.C. history. He hopes that in time his
music will become a part of the region’s folklore Along with his
railway CD Songs and Sounds of Canadian Steam, the new CD a "Portrait
of the Westcoast in Song" will ensure that Dave’s work will stand the
test of time and be sung for
generations to come.
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