Alan Moberg is a singer, songwriter, entertainer, and performer of
BC folk, country, cowboy, gospel, and western roots music.
He lives on Salt Spring Island, in Beautiful British Columbia, Canada
CANADA'S WEST COAST TROUBADOUR
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Award-winning ALAN MOBERG is a legendary Canadian performer.
This veteran singer, songwriter entertains by singing beautiful British
Columbia songs reflecting life on land and sea, on interior ranchlands in
the Cariboo and on the coast of the Pacific. He sings of friendship with
First Peoples in the Spirit of BC, of rivers and ocean, of ranching, of
farming, of fishing and of traditions and overcoming hardships.
Alan Moberg is a true entertainer - He is country. He is cowboy. He is folk.
He is gospel. He is Western roots. This musician writes wonderful originals
and also sings cover songs by heroes like Johnny Cash and Guy Clark. He has
released 15 recordings over three decades of music and song. Radio airplay
throughout Canada and in the United States. His Williams Lake
Stampede has
been recorded and performed by choirs globally. Alan has entertained at many
performances such as rodeos and stampedes, festivals and fairs, concerts and
celebrations, heritage events, BC Day.
His concerts are rich and satisfying, joyous and uplifting.
Alan sings and listening hearts respond.
Audiences love him!!
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What's new:
See Alan's
Schedule page for a full list of coming events.
Here's some of the newest additions:
Listen to sound clips of Alan's songs on the
CDs Page.
Listen to Alan on
www.soundsofexcellence.net, a worldwide
internet radio station. Owner Tony Greengrass of WPIL Alabama says
"We play Alan extensively."
Catch Alan at the Rainbow Corral, Canada's Grand Ole Opry in Wetaskiwin,
AB on August 8th
Hear him in concert at the Ashcroft Opera House August 23,
singing his "Ashcroft Stampede Song"
August 9th and 10th - the big gospel jamboree, Concert
in the Country, in Millet, AB, where Alan will be one of the
performers playing to crowds of about 1,000.
You can find a full list of Radio air play on the
Radio/TV page but here's the newest
additions.
Thanks to Hugh McLennan for complimenting Alan on how well he went
over at the Kamloops Cowboy Festival before playing Alan's Salt
Water Cowboy on the Spirit of the West the week of March 23rd.
Thanks to CKMO Victoria, who have been playing two cuts from Alan's
FARTHER ALONG CD, "Let Somebody Love You" and "Memories Are Made
of This".
And thanks also to CJRI in New Brunswick for playing his This Could Be
the Day from his FARTHER ALONG CD.
2007 radio wrap up: FARTHER ALONG was in the top ten Roots/Blues
Playlists on 3 Canadian University stations during the year, on
CHLY, Nanaimo, CFBX Kamloops and CKXU, Lethbridge.
Jerold Leblanc, journalist from Edmonton wrote: I
would just like to thank you for the Ashcroft Stampede song,
which actually is a cherished part of my childhood. Growing up
in the community in the early 70s and 80s, I would always
remember the song as part of the television ad from CFJC-TV
promoting the stampede. However, someone recently sent me the
song and I never realized that there was more to the song than
just the chorus. Watch for a new version of the Ashcroft Stampede
song on Alan's upcoming Spring CD - his 16th.
Shirley Perry, a kindergarten teacher from West Vancouver
wrote: "The first of the CDs has arrived (Northern Love). It is
a pleasure to listen to your pleasing voice and a joy to learn
new-to-me songs about BC. I will be teaching several of your
songs to the K-3 children in my music classes in the new year.
Keep creating!" Alan has several songs available in four part
harmony. See the
Choral page
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Links
Booking:
anniep@saltspring.com
Contact Alan:
alanmoberg@telus.net
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