Whiskey Jack Music - Impressive Credits

The early years (1970's)

The Tommy Hunter years (1980's)

The Stompin' Tom Connors years (1990's)

Back in the Saddle (2008)

Since 1977, Whiskey Jack has become the most celebrated Roots / Country / Bluegrass band in Canadian music history, with:

Four critically acclaimed recordings
Nationally charted radio hits
Juno and Country Music Awards nominations

The band toured Canada extensively between 1979 and 1983, appearing at festivals and concerts from coast to coast.

As well as being regular guests of Morningside and Variety Tonight on CBC Radio, they were stars of The Tommy Hunter Show for five years in the 1980s, and made numerous appearances on such shows as The Alan Thicke Show, Fire on the Mountain, Ralph Emory, and The Nashville Network, thus earning them the description of the most televised bluegrass/ acoustic country band in Canada.

They recorded with the likes of Al Cherny of Country Hoedown fame, and world-famous fiddle player Graham Townsend.

In 1993, Stompin' Tom Connors teamed with Whiskey Jack to record one of his come-back albums, "Dr. Stompin' Tom Connors eh?" (featuring the celebrated "Hockey Song"), followed by a triumphant national tour. 2004 saw them on the road again with this Canadian icon. The tour culminated in a sold-out show at Massey Hall, and an unprecedented performance on the Conan O'Brien Show.

Please see the 4-page press kit for more details and pictures.

Recordings:

WhiskeyJackMusic.com (2006 CD)
Skin & Bones (2005 adapted for CD release)
Dr. Stompin Tom Connors eh? (1993)
Whiskey Jack (1983, Masterdisc Records)
One More Time (1981, Boot Records)
Uptown (1979, Uptown Records)

Radio and Television:

The Tommy Hunter Show
The Alan Thicke Show
Morningside (CBC Radio)
Variety Tonight (CBC Radio)
Fire on the Mountain
Ralph Emory
The Nashville Network
Winners (CBC TV)
Country West (CBC TV)
Café Hibou (CBC TV)