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For
the Preservation of Frontier History......that is what the music and
writing of Al Oster is really about.
Al Oster is a music composer/song-writer/artist who
arrived in the Yukon in 1957 and became an instant victim of the
SPELL. He immediately recognized the history and legends of this
land as a sleeping giant of wealth for heritage preservation and
began writing musical ballads soon after arrival.
Gamblers, miners and colourful folklore reside in his lyrics.
The subjects of his music hearken to a time recently passed and
gone forever. Most of his music centers around the beautiful and
majestic Northlands of Canada and Alaska.
Primarily based on true legends and historical facts. Oster's
music has achieved national recognition with numerous awards and
honours. Celebrating Canada's historical heritage and frontier
spirit since 1957 and along with musical contempories Johnny
Horton, Gordon Lightfoot and Stompin' Tom Connors, Al Oster has
been a true North American music innovator and an ambassador of
the Northland with all its mystery and magic.
Please explore the content of this site.. check out Al Oster's
lyrics and sample some of the music. Enjoy the stories that were
the catalyst for the songs and investigate the mysteries of the
North. Learn a little of one of the last great frontiers on Earth
and befriend the hearty souls who strode upon its soil.
......always for the preservation of Frontier History
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"I'll
remember the times that I've wandered
The streets of an old mining town
And the romance of days gone forever
That's written in the ruins lying around"
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"My Book of Yukon Memories"
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