Guitarist and singer Gordon Bok is a leading proponent of the music of the sea. On this CD, originally released in 1975, he is joined by vocalist Ann Mayo Muir on the 13 songs of Bay of Fundy, most... more

Our first recording of one of the nation's most respected singer/guitarists contains both original and traditional songs including Hills of Isle au Haut, Duna, Handsome Cabin Boy, Song by Yupanqui,... more

This is perhaps one of the trio's finest recordings, containing many of the songs frequently requested at their concerts, inc. "Julian of Norwich," "Boat of Silver" & "Sailor's Prayer"

Our second recording of Gordon, this contains many of his powerful original songs of the sea and of the fishermen among whom he grew up. Mister Eneos, Mrs. MacDonald's Lament, Peter Kagan and the... more

A haunting and mysterious cante-fable (a poetic narrative, interspersed with songs) of the seals fills the first part of this CD and the second offers a lovely selection of songs, most of them sung... more

Out of all of our recordings of Bok, Muir and Trickett, this one seems to remain Caroline's personal favorite. It is certainly full of fine songs and lovely tunes, including the optimistic title... more

Recorded by Jill Anania at two concerts presented by Gordon, Ann, and Ed at the Cafe Extempore. Enjoy all the excitement of a "live" concert presentation. The Gin and Raspberry, Little Dan, Penobscot... more

W. Midcoast Consort, Quasi Modal Chorus, Small World Orch.

A splendid collection of songs & instrumentals especially chosen to demonstrate the varied voices of Gordon's 12-string guitar.

Gordon, Ed, and Ann are less a trio than an "ensemble of three" in which each supports the others in various ways - contributing vocal harmonies and/or additional instrumentation, but never... more