Jimmy Arthur Ordge: Country Music Alberta Hall of Fame. | We ... James Arthur Ordge (1935 – July 1, 2016) [2] was a Canadian country music recording artist. Ordge scored two Canadian Number-One country singles with his 1967 release “Irena Cheyenne” [3] and his 1970 release “The Ballad of Muk Tuk Annie”. [4] He was a Country Male Vocalist of the Year nominee for the Juno Awards of 1978. [5].James ORDGE Obituary (2016) - Legacy Remembers ORDGE, James (Jimmy) ArthurOn July 1, 2016, Mr. James (Jimmy) Arthur Ordge of Edmonton, Alberta, formerly of Donalda, Alberta, passed away of Cancer at the age of 80 years.Jimmy was a staple of the Al.CANADIAN COUNTRY MUSIC FAMILY, LOST ONE OF ITS TRUE PIONEERS Jimmy Arthur Ordge could handle a country song, be it a ballad, uptempo, narration, or country comedy songs. Jim did them all, from Irena Cheyenne to Muk-Tuk Annie to The Old Man to Herschel’s Hemi Half-Ton, Just One Night of Love, to The Ballad of Pierre Oral Bonafee, the true hilarious story of how the St. Lawrence Seaway was really created. Born: in Donalda, Alberta. Jimmy Arthur Ordge - Cold Grey Winds Of Autumn / Somewhere In Your World: 1968: SP APEX 77084 (CAN) Jimmy Arthur Ordge - Chilly Winds / Drunken Driver: 1969: SP APEX 77101 (CAN) Jimmy Arthur Ordge - Hutchinson Jail / She's Dreaming: 1970: SP DAMON D-009 (CAN) Jimmy Arthur Ordge - The Ballad Of Muk-Tuk Annie / I Hope That You've Made Up Your.
– Jimmy Arthur Ordge (80), Canadian country music singer; Alan Vega (78), American vocalist and visual artist (Suicide). The CCMA was deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Canadian country star, Jimmy Arthur Ordge this weekend. In 81 years, Jimmy made great contributions to the Canadian country music scene and we.
Rory Tair. Ordge, James (Jimmy) Arthur On July 1, 2016, Mr. James (Jimmy) Arthur Ordge of Edmonton, Alberta, formerly of Donalda, Alberta, passed away of Cancer at the age of 80 years. Jimmy was a staple of the Alberta country music scene since the early 1950’s and by the late 1960’s was achieving national success with hits such as “Irena Cheyanne.
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James Arthur Ordge ( – July 1, ) [2] was a Canadian country music recording artist. Ordge scored two Canadian Number-One country singles with his release “Irena Cheyenne” [3] and his release “The Ballad of Muk Tuk Annie”. [4] He was a Country Male Vocalist of the Year nominee for the Juno Awards of [5]. Biography of Jimmy Arthur Ordge
Jimmy Arthur Ordge was among the first Canadian country recording artists to score top 10 hits on Canadian charts, with his hit “Irena Cheyenne” and again in with his novelty hit “The Ballad Of Muk-Tuk Annie”, a tune written by Canadian hitmaker Bob Ruzicka.
Jimmy Arthur Ordge - I've Been Everywhere - No. 1 West - 1988
On July 1, , Mr. James (Jimmy) Arthur Ordge of Edmonton, Alberta, formerly of Donalda, Alberta, passed away of Cancer at the age of 80 years. Jimmy Arthur Ordge: albums, songs, playlists | Listen on Deezer
Jimmy Arthur Ordge was born and raised in the Donalda area where he started picking and playing for school house dances. Jim moved to Edmonton in his teens and was a regular on "Old Dad Taylor's Jubilee Jamboree.".
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Loyal patrons of the Royal Hotel on River Street, if asked, would likely agree that their favourite entertainer through the late s-early s would have been, hands down, Jimmy Arthur Ordge. Biography of Jimmy Arthur Ordge
The CCMA was deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Canadian country star, Jimmy Arthur Ordge this weekend. In 81 years, Jimmy made great contributions to the Canadian country music scene and we. Royal Hotel performer into Alberta music hall of fame
Read the full biography of Jimmy Arthur Ordge, including facts, birthday, life story, profession, family and more. James ORDGE Obituary (2016) - Legacy Remembers
James Arthur Ordge ( – July 1, ) [2] was a Canadian country music recording artist. Ordge scored two Canadian Number-One country singles with his release “Irena Cheyenne” [3] and his release “The Ballad of Muk Tuk Annie”. [4] He was a Country Male Vocalist of the Year nominee for the Juno Awards of [5]. 