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Poem de Terre
Poem de Terre performs original, eclectic folk music and spoken
word performance based on the words of Canadian poet Bob MacKenzie and
music by a variety of composers.
While the style of Poem de Terre's material crosses all
genres, at heart the music is folk. Building on this
foundation of folk music since 1993, Poem de Terre draws on
many influences to create music for the new millenium. As much
as the music, words are central to Poem de Terre's work,
bringing stories and ideas to the community as live
performance.
Discography: Windfall (1994),
Pyramid (1995), Assume
Nothing (1999), &
Poem de Terre Live at Newlands
Pavilion, (two CD set, 2002)
Get the songs listed below on the original CD's, postage included: 
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Assume Nothing: The Bob MacKenzie Group (Poem de Terre)
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Singles just One Buck!
  1. Life is a Poem
2. First Star
3. The Dandelion Song
4. Barb, Because You Were
5. Elsa
6. Some Times of Night
7. A Man Came by Today
8. Hands
9. Betrayal
10. Wanted
11. The Fast Moving Blues
12. Cowboy Rolly Rose
13. Phoenix in the Garden
14. Rain
15. Glad for this Love I've Found
16. Turning
17. In the Desert
18. Pyramid
19. The Fast Moving Blues (reprise)
20. The End of June, 1966
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Album Description:
"Assume Nothing is a project that has produced dazzling results. A balanced combination of spoken word and singing from different vocalists, this album is hard to turn off midway. ... "Pyramid" touches on more serious subject matter than other songs on Assume Nothing, revealing to a fuller extent MacKenzie’s astounding talent as a writer. ... Although this album is entitled "Assume Nothing", it would be safe to assume one thing: this is a CD not to be missed." canEHdian.com.
Performing on this eclectic release are fingerstyle guitarist Jim Graham, Celtic folk musician Cynthia Gibson, singer Lesleigh Smith (finalist in the Kingston Exhibition 1999 Country Singing Showdown), singer
Melanie Vancoughnett, guitarist/singers Alex Young and Steve Gillen, and
spoken-word artist Bob MacKenzie. Newfoundland singer-songwriter Justin Brake added his skills as post-production engineer. The dramatic cover art
(the original measures 4.5 by 6 feet) is by Canadian painter Richard
Gold. Assume Nothing also features an extensive cd-rom section packed with information on the music and artists, plus a full length crime-fiction novel
to read on the computer or print out.
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Bob MacKenzie
& Poem de Terre Live at Newlands Pavilion, Part One: Folk
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Singles just One Buck!
1. Life is a Poem
2. Miss Anne
3. The Dandelion Song
4. Some Times of Night
5. Wanted
6. A Man Came by Today
7. Twelve Red Roses
8. Glad for this Love I've Found
9. White Collar Holler
10. Rain
11. Time and the Prophet
12. Last Night I had the Strangest
Dream
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Album Description:
An eclectic mix of folk and other genres, including
country, jazz, blues and rock. Recorded live during
the 2001 Newlands
Pavilion Summer Concerts.
Part One features
the softer, more folksy side of Canadian poet Bob MacKenzie and
the band Poem de Terre. Performing members of
Poem de Terre are Gary Barratt (drums), Steve Gillen
(guitar, vocals), Bob MacKenzie (spoken word,
percussion), Kathleen McMaster (vocals, percussion),
Kerry-Lee McMaster (vocals, percussion), Tyler Tryon
(bass), Lorne Whitby (keyboards), and Alex Young
(guitar, vocals).
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Bob MacKenzie
& Poem de Terre Live at Newlands Pavilion, Part Two: Rock
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Singles just One Buck!
1. Summer Somewhere
2. Turning
3. Phoenix in the Garden
4. In the Desert
5. Barb, Because You Were
6. Betrayal
7. A Man Came by Today
8. First Star
9. Hands
10. The Fast Moving Blues
11. The End of June, 1966
12. The Subway Man
13. Turning (surf)
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Album Description:
An eclectic mix of folk and other genres, including
country, jazz, blues and rock. Recorded live during
the 2001 Newlands
Pavilion Summer Concerts.
Part Two reveals
a harder-edged, grittier side of performing poet Bob MacKenzie and
the band Poem deTerre. Performing members of
Poem de Terre are Gary Barratt (drums), Steve Gillen
(guitar, vocals), Bob MacKenzie (spoken word,
percussion), Kathleen McMaster (vocals, percussion),
Kerry-Lee McMaster (vocals, percussion), Tyler Tryon
(bass), Lorne Whitby (keyboards), and Alex Young
(guitar, vocals).
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t-shirts, bbq apron, buttons, pins, bumper stickers, cups, mugs, steins, terre bears, hats, magnets, license plate frames, sweat shirts, tote bags, mouse pads, and more new items added all the time!
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Poem de Terre Classic T-Shirt
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PDT Apple Pink Women's T-Shirt
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Poem de Terre Apple Green Tee
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License Frame
Bumper Sticker
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Handy Tote Bag
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Messenger Bag
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Pretty Camisole
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Mouse Pad
Roadie Hat
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BBQ Apron
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P. D. Terre Bear
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