Grain hopper cars loaded and ready to roll for the coast...
photo by Mark webster

Guitar pickin' outlaw at the Mosquito River Inn

Spider Bishop on the Big Bull Fiddle. The strings on this big piece of lumber are John Deer weed wacker line!

Peterbilt Pete on the Truck Drivin' Telecaster Guitar...

Pat Phillips sittin' in the driver's seat...

Onstage at the 2006
Big Valley Jamboree

The wind was blowing the rain onto the stage and the band.
Here you can see the water drippin' off the back of Tim's cowboy hat.
I guess they should have brought their slickers!

photo by Bill Borgwardt

Some encouraging words from the legendary Ian Tyson

Guitar slingin' cowboy singer

Mainstage at Dauphin's
Countryfest on Canada Day 2007

Dauphin, Manitoba

Tim is tellin' stories and singin' songs about Canadian history for elementary school students

Calgary Folk Festival

Tim, Danny Mack, and Tammy Gislasen at the Stony Plain Cowboy Festival
Danny is known as the "Cement City Cowboy" Tammy is known as the "Sunshine Cowgirl"

Spider and Tim on the Never Ending Highways Great Plains Tour...

Alberta cowboy singers Tim Hus and Corb Lund on tour with
"The Hockey Song"

Singin' the "Seine Boat Song" at the French Creek Marina on Vancouver Island

A 1000 miles North of 100 Mile House!

Climbin' aboard the bus for the Alberta Tracks
Centennial Celebrations tour

Onstage at the Vic Juba theatre in Lloydminster
Alberta Tracks - 100th birthday of Alberta

Tim was very fortunate to be chosen to sing the songs that he composed and represent Alberta at the prestigous Smithsonian Folklife Festival in Washington, DC. June 29 - July 11, 2006

Performing in Washington with the humid temperature at 109 Degrees Fahrenheit

The Smithsonian Folklife Festival was held on the National Mall in Washington, DC, between the US Capital and the Washington Monument. In amongst the various museums and galleries filled with paintings by Van Gogh and Monet, the Wright brothers first airplane, Abraham Lincoln's hat, The Hope Diamond, and The Spirt of St. Louis, Tim Hus became a living cultural exhibit performing Canadian songs of the land and the people.

"Singin' in a honky-tonk,
workin' for the door...
And I'm haggard like
I've never been before"

-Merle Haggard