Moose: the Compilation was put together by ex-Torontonian Richard Chapman who founded Moose Records in 1989. Originally meant as a vehicle for the bands he was managing, Chapman formed a loose connection of artists with campaigns like "Save the Rails," which saw over thirty musicians tour together through northern Ontario. Moose Records has since disbanded but many of the artists featured on this compilation have since gone on to make their mark.

Moose: the Compilation
1991 Moose/PolyGram (510 806 - 2)

Saturday Night in A Laundromat (Grievous Angels); Old Nova Scotian (Snider, Bob); Sittin' On Top of the World (Celtic Gales); I'll Follow the Rain (Pretty Green); Slag Heap Love (Polka Dogs); You Don't Know How Much (Lazy Grace); Drinkin' Ex And Askin' Why (Baekeland, Allen); Venez à Louisiane (Cajun Ramblers); Woodstuck (Rheostatics); Clothes (Big Smoke); Huggin' At My Pillow (Bookmen); Memory Haunts Me (Donkey); All Consuming Mistress (Lost & Profound); Evangeline (Bourne, Anne); You Are My Sunshine (Jack Family); Jump On My Wheels (Positively Stompin') 59:37