The Bow River begins near the Alberta/British Columbia border, flows through Calgary and eventually merges with the Oldman River to form the South Saskatchewan River, merging with the North Saskatchewan R. near Prince Albert, then on to Manitoba. Some of its waters end up in Hudson Bay.
I put this one together a few years ago, leaning on whatever was rolling around in my head at the time - likely phrases from other tunes that I can’t put a finger on.
Edited by - chuckv97 on 08/26/2026 10:41:41
Now right there is a crackin’ good tune!
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Originally posted by lapsteelNow right there is a crackin’ good tune!
Thank you, Wally!
I like that tune! Thanks for posting.
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Originally posted by TexasbanjoI like that tune! Thanks for posting.
Thank you, Sherry!
Very nice! I’d like to learn that and trade breaks with my fiddling friend!
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Originally posted by jdeluke137Very nice! I’d like to learn that and trade breaks with my fiddling friend!
Thanks, John!
I enjoyed that too! Good tune!
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Originally posted by roydsjrI enjoyed that too! Good tune!
Thanks , Roy!
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