Field, Shirley - Out On the Cariboo Trail Vol. 6

Tracks

		Track Name	Length
	1	Out On the Cariboo Trail	02:57
	2	The Man in the Moon is a Yodeller	02:54
	3	Chapel Among the Pines	03:13
	4	It's Crazy	02:13
	5	Memory Trail	03:58
	6	Evening Shadows	02:38
	7	Help Me be a Friend	02:21
	8	An Illusion	02:14
	9	Along the Trail of Tears	04:32
	10	Cowboy Grit	02:37
	11	Arizona Wind	03:09
	12	Shattered	03:01
	13	Gospel Yodel Song	01:57
	14	Your Eyes Say it All	04:41
	15	Seasons of Our Lives	03:43
	16	Just a Yodel for Me	02:52

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Information/Write-up

Musicians
Shirley Field: vocals, yodelling

Songwriting
Music by Shirley Field
Lyrics by Buddy Gale and Lynn Russwurm
SOCAN

Production
Recorded at Jordan Slator Studios
Produced by John and Lynda
Engineered by Jordan Slator

Artwork
Design by John and Lynda

Notes
Dear Friends,
Thank you for your continued support. It is you that have encouraged me, along with my patient and loving husband Freddy, to keep singing and yodelling my way thru life.
Buddy Gale and Lynn Russwurm, Thank you for allowing me to put music to your ‘words’, and to John and Lynda for pulling this all together.

God Bless,

Shirley Field
R.R. 2
Gwynne, Alberta T0C 1L0
www.glink2.com/members/yodeler

Born on a ranch near Armstrong, British Columbia. Shirley’s been writing and singing western songs for 70 years. She is a Wild Life artist & Honorary Kentucky Colonel. She continues to entertain at Cowboy Festivals in Western Canada and USA. Her lifetime achievements include a CTV documentary “Memory Trail”.

Canadian Female Champion Yodeller at the PNE in 1950
Toured with Marty Robbins and Loretta Lynn in 1960
First Canadian Female on the Grand Ole Opry
Ernest Tubb’s Mid-Nite Jamboree August 4 1962
International Female Yodeller, Tucson Arizona, 1993
Nominated Top 5 Female Entertainer of the Year, Arizona 1997
Calgary Cowboy Festival “Bully” Award, 1998, following Wilf Carter 1996 and Roy Rogers 1997
Nominated Top 5 World Wide Yodeller of The Year by Academy of Western Artists, Oklahoma 1996–97–98
Will Rogers Bronze 1999
Inducted into the British Columbia Cowboy Hall Of Fame March 2000
Lifetime Achievement Award, May 2002
Inducted into British Columbia Country Music Hall Of Fame, October 2006
Co-wrote ‘How To Yodel The Cowboy Way’ with Texan Rudy Robbins

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