With this CD, Anne Walker returned to her roots and mined not only her own heart and experience, but also the rich history of the rural community in which she was raised. With family roots that run several generations deep in the hamlet of Coulson, Ontario, she has captured the spirit and vernacular of the culture.

Produced by Paul Mills, a

With this CD, Anne Walker returned to her roots and mined not only her own heart and experience, but also the rich history of the rural community in which she was raised. With family roots that run several generations deep in the hamlet of Coulson, Ontario, she has captured the spirit and vernacular of the culture.

Produced by Paul Mills, a well-known folk music producer who is best known for his work with Stan Rogers. The players: Paul Mills (guitars, banjo, mandolin, drum programming, vocals); Shane Cook (fiddle); Tom Leighton (piano, accordion, penny whistle); Joe Phillips (bass); Anne Walker (vocals, guitar). Released 2015.

A labyrinth is a pathway used for reflection and mediation. It starts at the outside edge, moves to the centre and then back out again. This recording is a collection of songs for the “life journey”. Like the turning path of the labyrinth, the songs twist through the joys and sorrows of life—hope and despair, darkness and dawn, love and loss.

A labyrinth is a pathway used for reflection and mediation. It starts at the outside edge, moves to the centre and then back out again. This recording is a collection of songs for the “life journey”. Like the turning path of the labyrinth, the songs twist through the joys and sorrows of life—hope and despair, darkness and dawn, love and loss.

"Canada has given us quite a few very talented female singer songwriters over the years and Anne Walker's music is no exception. This is a very enjoyable CD." Ramble.net Review http://rambles.net/walker_labyr10.html

Produced by Paul Mills, a well-known folk music producer who is best known for his work with Stan Rogers. The players: Paul Mills (guitars); Don Reed (fiddle); John Sheard (piano, organ); David Woodhead (bass); Al Cross (drums); Jason Fowler (guitars); Debbie Fleming (backing vocals); Anne Walker (vocals, guitar). Released 2008.

There is a depth and diversity of content that is reflected in a variety of musical styles. The rousing country feel of the first track, through poignant ballads, to comic relief of “Swimsuit Blues” (a bluesy song about the horror of shopping for bathing suits that was used in the documentary “Beauty and the Beach”).

Produced by Tony Quarrington.

There is a depth and diversity of content that is reflected in a variety of musical styles. The rousing country feel of the first track, through poignant ballads, to comic relief of “Swimsuit Blues” (a bluesy song about the horror of shopping for bathing suits that was used in the documentary “Beauty and the Beach”).

Produced by Tony Quarrington. The players: Tony Quarrington (guitars, banjo, vocals); Kirk Elliott (violin, accordion); Witek Grabowiecki (piano, organ); Jeff Bird (bass); Randall Coryell (drums); Sue Smith (backing vocals); Eddie Baltimore (electric guitar); Anne Walker (vocals, guitar). Released 1995.