Crooked Stovepipe, a bluegrass band from Newfoundland, takes its name from a popular old fiddle tune. Formed in 1973, the band has released its first CD, Newfoundland Bluegrass, featuring songs that have been popular in that province, including "There's No Price Tag on the Doors of Newfoundland." Stan Rogers fans will enjoy hearing the bluegrass version of "Moonshine Can," which Rogers recorded on his For the Family album.

The band members on this recording include founder Neil Rosenberg on banjo, Ted Rowe on guitar and lead vocals, Don Randell on fiddle, Scott Swinden on mandolin, and Jim Rillie on bass.

Newfoundland Bluegrass
[no date] Third Wave ()

There's No Price Tags on the Doors of Newfoundland; Don't Do It and It Won't Be on Your Mind; Queenstown; Moonshine Can; Let's Live for Tonight; Captain John; I'll Never Shed Another Tear; The Girl I Left Behind Me; Turn Your Radio On; I Wish I Had a Nickel; The Old Polina; Railroading on the Great Divide; Pike County Breakdown; Concerning Charlie Horse; Penniless (But Not Baroque); This World Is Not My Home; The Blue Star Song 49:41