VA-Petitcodiac-2009-404

Section

MP3/FLAC

Group

404

Size

96,75 MB

Files

20

Date

2009-11-17

NFO

ARTiST: VA
ALBUM: Petitcodiac
BiTRATE: 190kbps avg
QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 --vbr-new / 44.100Khz
LABEL: SPR
GENRE: Folk
SiZE: 101.44 megs
PLAYTiME: 1h 10min 21sec total
RiP DATE: 2009-11-15
STORE DATE: 2009-11-17

Track List:
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01. Zero Degress Celcius -           5:05
    Petitcodiac
02. Dave Bidini - Moncton            4:12
    Hellraisers
03. Pascal Lejeune - Demain Au Menu  2:51
04. Isaac And Blewett - On My        3:00
    Bicycle
05. Joseph Edgar - Cri De Goeland    4:30
06. Julie Doiron - Swan Pond         2:24
07. Les Paiens - Semelles Usees      5:06
08. Colonial Quarrels - Begging For  4:08
    Chops Like A Dog
09. The Divorcees - Mining Man       3:14
10. 1755 - Rue Dufferin              2:41
11. John Jerome And The Great 88 -   2:48
    Modern Symptoms
12. Radio Radio - Forme Elliptique   3:31
13. Marie-Jo Therio - China Jade     4:25
    Cafe
14. Ginette - Aujourd'hui            2:35
15. Christian Kit Goguen - Hey Now!  2:44
16. Daniel Leger - Les Rufugies De   2:51
    I'lle Beaubears
17. Smokin' Contra Band - Pigs In    2:40
    The City
18. Mathieu D'Astous - Derniere      3:37
    Messagere
19. George Belliveau - La Grange A   4:26
    GB
20. Zachary Richard - Petit Codiac   3:33

Release Notes:
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Available in stores 11.17.09.  Support the cause!

The Petitcodiac River, which flows into Shepody Bay, drains a 3,000 km2
watershed area situated at the far reaches of the Inner Bay of Fundy. It is the
source of life of the most important ecosystem in south-eastern New Brunswick.
The Mi'gmaq named the river Pet-Kout-Koy-ek, meaning 'the river that bends like
a bow', An important historic transportation route, the Petitcodiac River and
the Shepody Bay Estuary are important tidal systems influenced by the phenomenal
Bay of Fundy tides (from 9 m to 14 m), uncovering kilometers of mudflats at low
tide and nourishing some of the world's greatest estuaries. Shepody Bay is home
to a unique hemispheric shorebird refuge and the feeding grounds of the entire
East Coast American shad fish population.

http://petitcodiac.org

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