In the 1960s, Canada’s Ian & Sylvia were right there in spearheading the folk music boom. In the ‘70s, Ian Tyson hosted his own TV show. In the ‘80s, he went solo turning to cowboy music. He’s the real deal and it’s a total rarity to see him perform in New York City (July 16, City Winery). Carnero Vaquero (Stony Plain) is the new CD where he pines for a west that doesn’t exist anymore. Soon the 81-year-old will be back on his huge ranch south of Calgary. See him while you can. He might even yodel.
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