Blackie and The Rodeo Kings, a Canadian folk rock and alternative country band, was formed in 1996 in Hamilton, Ontario by Tom Wilson, Stephen Fearing, and Colin Linden. Their debut album High or Hurtin': The Songs of Willie P. Bennett, released as a tribute to the singer-songwriter Willie P. Bennett, marked their breakthrough. In 1999, they released Kings Of Love, which won the Juno Award for Best Roots & Traditional Album – Group in 2000. Throughout the 2000s, Blackie and The Rodeo Kings continued to release albums such as Bark (2003) and Let's Frolic! (2006).
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O Glory
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King of This Town
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| Kings And Kings |
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Kings and Queens
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Swinging From The Chains Of Love (Best Of Collection)
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| Let's Frolic Again |
| Let's Frolic |
| BARK |
| High or Hurtin': The Songs of Willie P. Bennett |
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No One to Turn to but Your Brother
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O Glory Lost Those Blues Again
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| Beautiful: A Tribute To Gordon Lightfoot |
| Classic Canadian Rock |
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Rattlesnake Rhythms
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