(Written by Tannis Slimmon & Lewis Melville, Jan/04) on album 'Lucky Blue'
Claude Labine asked me to write a song for the unveiling of Diane Maclean’s sculpture ‘Weather Station’ at the Macdonald Stewart Art Centre in Guelph.
Credits:
Tannis – acoustic guitar, lead and harmony vocals
Lewis - electric guitar, banjo, shaker
Nick Craine – electric guitar
Mansa Sissoko - kora
Jeff Bird – bass, mandolin
Dave Clark – drums

Weathervane

(written by Lewis Melville & Tannis Slimmon, Apr/06)
Written for the ‘Afghanistan – On Guard For Thee?’ project about the true human cost of war.
Credits:
Tannis – vocals
David Francey – harmony vocals
Lewis – acoustic & electric guitars, banjo, accordian, pedal steel, mandocello, bass, drums & percussion (tambourine, shaker)

Edmonton

(Written by Lewis Melville & Steve Potter, Dec/03)
Lewis’ song about love, mortality, and the desire to achieve peace in our lifetime.
Credits:
Tannis – acoustic guitar, lead and harmony vocals
Scott Merritt – harmony vocals
Lewis – harmony vocals, electric guitar, banjo, Wurlitzer organ, xylophone
Nick Craine – electric (slide) guitar 
Jeff Bird – bass
Dave Clark – drum kit & Okonkolo (bata drum)

Mountain Of Love

(Written by Tannis Slimmon & Lewis Melville, Aug/05)
When my father Charlie and his friend Allan were younger, the town hall in Oak Lake, Manitoba doubled as a movie theatre. During recent renovations to convert it into an art gallery/hardware store, Ernest discovered a wall on which was written the names of movies that played during that time.
Credits: 
Tannis – acoustic and electric guitars, lead and vamp vocals
Shelley Marshall – harmony vocals
Keri Latimer – harmony vocals
Dan Walsh – dobro
Michael Johnston – piano
Lewis – electric guitar, banjo, bass, drums & percussion (tambourine, tamborin, hand drum)

Ernest, Charlie & Allan

(Written by Tannis Slimmon & Lewis Melville) on 'In & Out of Harmony' album
The light melody of this song disguises an underlying message about the insidious nature of depression, an illness which can come upon its’ victims unpredictably.
Credits:
Tannis: lead and harmony vocals
David Francey: harmony vocals
Harry Manx: slide guitar
Anne Lindsay: violin
Lewis: harmony vocals, acoustic guitar, banjo

In And Out Of Harmony

(Written by Tannis Slimmon & Lewis Melville)on the album 'Oak Lake'
Credits:
Tannis: vocals, acoustic guitar
John Charlton: acoustic guitar
Lewis Melville: accordian, mandolin
Tristen O’Malley: bass
Sam Cino: drums
The “Lift Me Higher Choir”: Haidee Ogden, Jacqui Tracy, Jim Slansky, Doug Norris, Amy Corner, Beth Cosentino, Alicia Miecznikowski, Eleanor Kure, Kate Richmond, Tracy Woodford, Kate Vsetula, Mike Kosir, Chantal von Maydell, Nick Craine, Sue Richards, Fiona Eden, Mike Sharp, Emma Smith, Lynn Broughton, Pam Harrison, Sylvia Wilton, Tannis Maynard-Langedijk, Morvern McNie, Heather McIvor, Craig Black, Lewis Melville

There's A Lift

"A breathtaking vocalist with a bright, angelic disposition, Slimmon is a favourite folk attraction whose harmonies are as warm as her smile.” - Exclaim

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