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25th Anniversary Album CD / DVD
The Flummies
Price: CDN$27.95
(Currently unavailable for purchase)
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Tracks
Dual album set contains a compilation of songs on CD from previously released albums and a DVD that contains lots of rare audio, video and photos.
1. Crooked Stovepipe
2. Comb Your Hair Flat Down
3. Little Cottage Home
4. Trappers Life
5. Grand River Song
6. 45 Miles from Goose Bay
7. Trappers Alphabet
8. Good Woman Contest
9. Today We’ve Just Begun
10. Mussels in the Cormer/Rowed Up In a Dory
11. A Crowd of Jolly Trappers
12. Old Mokami
13. Me, Ockie & Grandpa
14. Shores of Labrador
15. Silver Bells
16. Innugiamik Labradorimi
17. Old Man & the Old Woman
18. You Still Got Me
The Flummies are a five piece aboriginal music group which are home-based in the Central Labrador community of Happy Valley-Goose Bay. The Flummies are prominently known for recording and preserving the historical, cultural and traditional songs of Labrador. The indigenous influences of the Innu, Inuit and Metis people have been intertwined over the last 250 years, to produce songs which tell stories of the people who have survived hard times and have seen all the beauty the Labrador landscape has to offer.
Since their 1988 release of their second album, "Songs of Labrador", The Flummies have sold thousands of albums and have performed around the province of Newfoundland and Labrador at many festivals and conferences. Included in their touring was a five show performance in Germany in 1989 and twenty-eight shows at the base of the CN Tower in June of 1999. Over the years, the Flummies have been nominated for two MIANL awards and two ECMA awards. In 2002, they were winners of the Music Industry Association Aboriginal Artist/Group of the Year.
The Flummies have been performing for the last 25 years. Their new release, “25th Anniversary Album” contains songs from their previous releases.
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All Prices are in Canadian Dollars
