|
1) Caribou Winds (2:42)
Features my best imitation of Chet Atkins' style of finger picking.
2) Bristol Bay Summer (3:50)  (607 K)
I heard of someone who fell in love with a woman and her Bristol Bay fishing permit - at the same time!
3) Going to AFN (3:11)
I wrote this during the 1998 Alaska Federation of Natives convention.
4) Frontier Skies (3:55)
Everyone wants to live in a log cabin in the middle of nowhere. But do they really?
5) Alaska Weather Song (1:28)
If you live in bush Alaska and you own a television, you know who Rueben Eaton is!
6) Iditarod Sky (3:27)
A ballad about wanting to mush under the starry skies in the Iditarod.
7) Misty Moon (3:31)
This is another example of Chet creeping into my guitar style. |
8) Sweet Native Dancer (3:20)
I grew up under the Spell of Alaska Native Dancers.
9) Perfect Crime (fishing over the line) (3:15) (258 K)
This song came as I watched several hundred boats balling for fish on the Egegik North Line.
10) Time to Pull the Anchor (3:43)
I wrote this about the salmon fishing disasters in Western Alaska.
11) Child of the Village (3:48)
I grew up watching many, including people close to me, battle the demons of alcohol.
12) She's a Good Wood Boat (2:32)
Everyone knows of a talking wood boat, don't they?
13) Cold Alaska Day (3:51)
This is about having to say goodbye to someone forever.
14) Compass Rose (4:07)
Together Dave Stancliff, Mary McBurney, Juli Lucky, and I are known as Compass Rose |
