The Rise and Follies of Cape Breton Island 1977, by Steel City Players

The Rise and Follies of Cape Breton Island 1977

by Steel City Players

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1.	Prologue 01:37	buy track
2.	Bus Stop 02:04	buy track
3.	Heavy Water Plant 01:41	buy track
4.	Local History 1 01:38	buy track
5.	Emergency Meeting 02:25	buy track
6.	The Barbarian 02:01	buy track
7.	Local News 04:28	buy track
8.	Frank Talk 01:59	buy track
9.	Local History 2 02:30	buy track
10.	The Island 04:23	buy track
11.	Tourist Topics 01:36	buy track
12.	Local History 3 01:02	buy track
13.	Manpower Interview 01:41	buy track
14.	Go Off On Your Way 04:46	buy track
15.	Local History 4 02:13	buy track
16.	Angus Alex 02:00	buy track
17.	Calgary Suburb 04:34	buy track
18.	Medley Finale 03:17	buy track
19.	Medley Finale Continued 05:49	buy track

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The Steel City Players were formed by Kenzie MacNeil in February, 1977. The Players worked out of the College of Cape Breton Theatre in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada. Members included: Dave Harley, Ernie MacAulay, Frank MacDonald, Gerard Morrison, Joanne Rolls, Kathy MacGuire, Kathy MacKeigan, Kenzie MacNeil, Kevin Cameron, Laurie Coffin, Linda Libbus, Max MacDonald, Maynard Morrison, Peter Dockwrey, Ralph Dillon, Ron Keough, Ronnie MacEachern.

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released July 28, 2022

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Kenzie MacNeil Nova Scotia

Kenzie MacNeil (1952-2021) was a singer-songwriter, performer, producer, publisher, and proud Cape Bretoner, best known as composer of the song The Island, proclaimed the official anthem for Cape Breton Island in 1985. MacNeil was a founding member and artistic director/producer of the theatrical musical-sketch comedy productions The Rise and Follies of Cape Breton Island, 1977-1985. ... more

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