Recorded 9th September 1964. This release 1989 on 'Verve/Limelight'.

Review by Scott Yanow:
The remarkable pianist Oscar Peterson had never been thought of that much as a composer, making this set of eight of his compositions a bit of a surprise when it was originally released. Now available on CD, Peterson's tribute to his native Canada includes several noteworthy pieces of which "Hogtown Blues" and "Wheatland" are best known. With his 1964 trio (featuring bassist Ray Brown and drummer Ed Thigpen), Peterson swings hard but often with sensitivity throughout the enjoyable set. 

01. Ballad To The East    
02. Laurentide Waltz   
03. Place St. Henri   
04. Hogtown Blues   
05. Blues Of The Prairies    
06. Wheatland    
07. March Past  
08. Land Of The Misty Giants