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Back in our slightly younger days back in the town of Martensville, Saskatchewan, this song used to get a big rise out of the semi, mostly and hardly inebriates at town functions.  Sadly, Raylene Rankin passed away on September 30th after a battle with cancer.  Thanks for the memories Raylene.

 

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12 responses to “Remembering Raylene Rankin”

  1. amb Avatar

    I loved the Rankin Family growing up! Had their “North Country” album on cassette tape (cassette tape!!!) and literally played it till it fell apart. Nice song choice, my friend.

    1. John Phillips Avatar

      A group of us used to do an annual houseboat trip in la ronge Saskatchewan. That was a theme song for it. There was hot and cold running beer which lubed up a bunch of us to try a d sing that on the roof of the boat. Great fun and why I picked that one.

      1. amb Avatar

        An annual houseboat trip sounds awesome! Do you have pictures on your blog? I’ll have to check that out.
        PS you should stop by and fill out a ballot in my oscar pool, we need more Canadian representation! http://wp.me/p2myYW-Gl

        1. John Phillips Avatar

          I’ll check that out. I haven’t posted on that subject yet. I really should though. We always had a blast.

          1. amb Avatar

            You should! Would love to hear about it 🙂

            1. John Phillips Avatar

              I will see what I can do. Beautiful big northern lake.

  2. rogueblogger46 Avatar

    Enjoyed the Rankins music and Raylene will be missed.
    Ps…the header is great!! lolololol

    1. John Phillips Avatar

      Which one. It changes

  3. rogueblogger46 Avatar

    I should clarify…the header featuring the Canucks and their ‘babyfaces’ is awesome.

    1. John Phillips Avatar

      Never mind. Yep. As a true Bruin fan I had to flip that one in there lol

  4. Resa McConaghy Avatar

    I got chills watching and listening to her. She must have been still too, young to lose!

    1. John Phillips Avatar

      Yep. 50 or so.

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