Canadian country music group
Canadian Zephyr |
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| Origin | Richmond Hill, Ontario Canada |
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| Genres | Country |
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| Years active | 1969-1983 |
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| Labels | Cynda Records
Bronco Records
United Artists
RCA
Artists Alliance |
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| Past members | John Hayman
Bill Meens
Marty Steiger r
Chris Plewes
Garth Bourne
Gord Logan
Joe Linge
Carl Toth
Dario Cingolani
Ron Musselwhite
Frank Shandraw John Howard |
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Canadian Zephyr was a Canadian country music group. Twenty of their singles made the RPM Country Tracks charts, including the number one singles "You Made My Day Tonight"[1] and "Guess I Went Crazy."[2] They released two albums for United Artists and three albums for RCA.[3]
Discography
Albums
| Year
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Album
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CAN Country
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| 1973
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Bringin' the House Down
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—
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| 1974
|
In the Zephyr Style
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—
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| 1976
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It Just So Happens
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—
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| 1978
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A Country Mile Better
|
20
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| 1979
|
The Best of Canadian Zephyr
|
21
|
| 1980
|
Zephyr
|
2
|
| 1983
|
The Songwriters
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Singles
| Year
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Single
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Peak positions
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| CAN Country
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CAN AC
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| 1972
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"Cheap Lowdown Wine"
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34
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—
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| 1973
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"World of Make Believe"
|
80
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—
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| "My Sweet Caroline"
|
46
|
—
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| "Loving My Lady"
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79
|
—
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| 1974
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"Me and the Devil"
|
32
|
—
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| 1975
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"She Loves Away the Blues"
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27
|
—
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| "Someone Special"
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9
|
—
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| 1976
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"Breaking Up with Brenda"
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11
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—
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| 1977
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"For All I Care"
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26
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—
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| "Stop Right There"
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23
|
—
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| 1978
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"Here's Your Watch John"
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4
|
—
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| "A Country Mile Better"
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26
|
—
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| "You Made My Day Tonight"
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1
|
—
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| 1979
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"Love When It Leaves Here"
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3
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25
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| "Don't Ask the Question"
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4
|
—
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| 1980
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"Guess I Went Crazy"
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1
|
—
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| "The Time It Takes to Leave"
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2
|
—
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| 1981
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"Watching It Die"
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16
|
—
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| 1982
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"Took You Back Again"
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10
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—
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| 1983
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"Blonde and Down (From a Rodeo Town)"
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35
|
—
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References