Connie Kaldor
Constance Isabelle Kaldor, born on May 9, 1953, in Regina, Saskatchewan, is a
Canadian folk singer‑songwriter. After a BFA in theatre from the University of
Alberta in 1976, she left theatre in 1979 to pursue music full‑time and founded
the independent label Coyote Entertainment in 1981. Her early releases, One Of
These Days (1981), Moonlight Grocery (1984), and New Songs for an Old
Celebration (1986), established her in the Canadian folk scene, and she toured
with Stan Rogers in the early 1980s. Connie Kaldor’s catalog includes Lullaby
Berceuse (1988), Love is a Truck (2000), an...
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