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EPISODE · Feb 23, 2012 · 29 MIN

Interview with Don Graham

from In The Country with Dave Woods · host Dave Woods

DON GRAHAM is a Canadian singer/songwriter, tried and tested in the music industry, both as a performer and songwriter. In the mid-1970s, Don formed a trio called Country Fair that included guitarist Robbie MacNeill of Anne Murray and Singalong Jubilee fame. The band’s name was subsequently changed to Graham County and their first single, produced by Bill Hill (producer of April Wine’s debut album) was called Shelter In The Sky, penned by Don, and recorded at the legendary Andre Perry’s Studio. He followed up his early success with more singles and songwriting and then became involved in producing. Fast forward to 2012: Don is proud to release his new CD A Willing Heart, a collection of 11 songs that form a tapestry of his life; good, bad, painful and hopeful. Tune in to hear this talented Canadian artist talk about his music career and share some of his songs.

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