Before Ian Tyson settled into his Cowboy country music, Ian with his wife Sylvia were in the vanguard of the sixties hippie folk movement. Four Strong Winds captures the sound and songs of that time, including the first recording of Dylan's Tomorrow Is A Long Time. Bob himself was a big fan, and the title track was to become a standard years laster at the hands of Neil Young.

Ian and Sylvia are probably not the names that most spring to mind when talking about the folksters of those days, but their influence was hugely influential throughout the sixties and seventies.

• Jesus Met The Woman At The Well
• Tomorrow Is A Long Time
• Katy Dear
• Poor Lazarus
• Four Strong Winds
• Ella Speed
• Long Lonesome Road
• V'la L'bon Vent
• Royal Canal
• Lady Of Carlisle
• Spanish Is A Loving Tongue
• The Greenwood Sidie (The Cruel Mother)
• Every Night When The Sun Goes Down
• Every Time I Feel The Spirit