Stevedore Steve (Steve Foote) - I've Lived

Tracks

		Track Name	Length
	1	Lester the Lobster
	2	Highway, White Lines
	3	Swing That Hammer
	4	Big Wheel
	5	Cat Tracks on the Mountain
	6	Steel Wheels on the Rails
	7	Sittin' by the Window
	8	Old Dan
	9	Fellow Man
	10	Last Request
	11	Ballad of Kate and Luke
	12	Walkin' Easy

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Information/Write-up

Most of my education was acquired over the years. I travelled across Canada, throughout the United States, and parts of Mexico; either by riding boxcars, hitch-hiking, or just walking. This education came in downtown Little Rock, Ark., when the race riots first broke out; from overnight stays in a few jail cells, when I didn't have nough money for a bed in the "Sally Anne" and from watching fleets of enourmous bulldozers ripping up the age old mantle of trees and topsoil from out beautiful western mountains. Then, of course, there was the time I told my girl friend, back east, that I was going to thumb my way to the big city (Toronto) and make it big ... Ha! ... more education.

In short, my hard earned education came from life, and I truly hope you enjoy these songs that explain how .. "I've Lived".

Sincerely, Stevedore Steve

Hello Friends,

The songs on this album are performed and written by a Canadian. A Maritime Canadian who, since he was 14 or so, picked up with another lad about the same age and roamed across the many highways and byways of North America.

He is affectionately known among his fans and friends as Stevedore Steve, a name he picked up while working around the waterfront docks of Saint John, NB., and just one of the jobs Steve has done in the course of his many years of long and varied travels.

Many have been the experiences in the live of Stevedore Steve and many are the songs he has composed about these experiences. To this statement his long time buddy and companion will remain a witness.

His buddy will tell you that, although this album is a superb demonstration of Steve's talent, it falls far short of letting you know what a great guy Steve is.

To find out how sincere, how down to earth and how talented he really is, you will have to meet Stevedore Steve at one of his fine personal performances.

How do I know???

I'm his buddy...Stompin Tom Connors

Produced by Fred McKenna
Engineered by Jim Morgan, George Semkiw
Recorded at Captain Audio and RCA Studios

Cover & Liner Photos by Art Stanton
Liner Design & Typesetting by Armstrong Art

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