Stan’s songs are known for their power and insight into the human condition. And although he is known by many for his works inspired by the Canadian Maritimes, his songs also encompassed other forms including country, blues, jazz, and rock, supported by an almost operatic sensibility and power. Even writer Rick Salutin has referred to as “mini operas”.
- Acadian Saturday Night
- A Matter of Heart
- At Last, I’m Ready for Christmas
- Barrett’s Privateers
- Billy Green
- Bluenose
- California
- Canol Road
- Delivery Delayed
- Famous Inside
- The Field Behind the Plow
- Finch’s Complaint
- First Christmas
- Fisherman’s Wharf
- The Flowers of Bermuda
- Flying
- Fogarty’s Cove
- Forty-Five Years
- Free in the Harbour
- Front Runner
- Giant
- Guysborough Train
- Half of a Heart
- Harris & the Mare
- House of Orange
- The Idiot
- It All Fades Away
- The Jeannie C.
- Kim’s Song
- The Lady from Boston – coming soon
- Lady Dress-up – coming soon
- Lies
- Lock-keeper
- Louise’s Song
- Love Letter
- MacDonnell on the Heights
- Make & Break Harbour
- Man with Blue Dolphin
- The Mary Ellen Carter
- The Nancy
- Night Guard
- Northwest Passage
- Past Fifty
- Pharisee
- The Puddler’s Tale
- The Rawdon Hills
- Sailor’s Rest
- Second Effort
- So Blue
- Song of the Candle
- Straight & True
- Take it From Day to Day
- The Last Watch
- Tiny Fish for Japan
- Try Like the Devil
- Turnaround
- Watching the Apples Grow
- White Squall
- Working Joe
- The Wreck of the Athens Queen
- You Can’t Stay Here
- Your Laker’s Back in Town
