Music Playlist for Isle Royale

[kfinnguy]

Share songs for an Isle Royale Playlist.

Mine are:

Eddie Vedder Society

Eddie Vedder Hard Sun

[vitz]

Looks like you have watched the movie Into The Wild. Possibly most on this forum have.

I will add:
Guaranteed
Long Nights
No Ceiling.

I wish I had a soundtrack of the island to listen to when not there. You know the sound of loons at dusk and maybe some water trickling or slapping the shore. I should say the sounds of the loons from a distance. Have you ever had a loon just outside your tent? Let me tell you it is not so peaceful. They are loud.

Into The Wild trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LAuzT_x8Ek

[Tampico]

The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald by Gordon Lightfoot

[johnhens]

The Southern Cross by either CSN, or Buffet
A Pirate looks at 40 by Buffet
Pretty much anything by Buffet

[kfinnguy]

I will definitely bring Margaritaville and also Elton John and Frank Sinatra.

[bratsch2]

I'm bringing an old post back!

I'll second anything from the Into the Wild soundtrack and The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald.

And I'll add...

"Camping Next to Water" - Badly Drawn Boy
"Highway 61 Revisited" - Bob Dylan (if you're leaving from Grand Portage)
"Furr" - Blitzen Trapper
"The Wolves (Act I & II)" - Bon Iver
"Your Rocky Spine" - Great Lake Swimmers
"Smokestack Lightning" - Howlin' Wolf

[Tightlines01]

Usually a heavy dose of Zach Brown band.

After I cross the Mighty Mac, I play some of Da Yoopers. Usually at least the second week of deer camp and da tirty point buck.

I always save the Edmund Fitgzerald until I come into Munising (the first time I see Gitchigumi). That usually goes to times back to back after I see "the Great Lake".

[cjhiker]

Miles from nowhere...Cat stevens..................Dan Fogelberg Netherlands.

[tree rattt]

Ted Nuggent's Fred bear .....after all aren't we all technically hunting moose and wolves? Just with cameras.

My daughter Madeline sang Julie Fowlis's Touch the Sky....from Brave as we traveled the Minong.....so that is burned into memory

[joe edge]

My mix will have The Band, The Beatles, The Grateful Dead and Jimmy Buffett...plus a few odds and ends thrown in for good measure.

[gcloud]

Arvo Part, Boards of Canada, Mount Eerie, Joni Mitchell, Brian Eno/Robert Fripp, and maybe some Nico. As you can tell, I get my spirituality from backpacking and like my music to suit it.

[tripplelindy]

The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald by Gordon Lightfoot

As a boater..I think its bad JuJu..

[jrwiesz]

I have never taken music into the wilderness.

However, some of my "Faves" for various other outdoor activities.

Zep, Dylan, the Band, Lou Reed, Bowie, Beatles, Stones, Dave Clark Five - for Rock n Roll.

Buddy Guy, BB King, Eric Clapton, SRV - for blues.

Hank, Patsy, Johnny, Waylon, Willie, Roy Orbison, Dylan Cash and the Nashville Cats - for country.

Pete Seeger, Mark Knopfler - Privateering or Get Lucky albums, Robert Plant and the Sensational Space Shifters - lullaby and the Ceaseless roar album, Plant and Alison Krauss - Raising Sand album, Levon Helm - Dirt Farmer album, on the folk side.

The "Folk" genre is great, my preferred, for hiking, skiing, kayaking.

[Scottfa]

Well, I am biased, but my daughter Dana Falconberry is playing Isle Royale on August 2nd this year. She( and her band) are touring the National Park system coinciding with the 100 year anniversary. Her second to last album is called Leelanua and is mainly about songs about Michigan. Her latest " From the Forest came the Fire" has just been released. I have taken her on many hikes including Isle Royale. Her music is nature based with really amazing lyrics. You can check her out on YouTube etc. winder music fir the stars for sure!