Hailing from Fort Macleod, Alberta, John Wort Hannam is a folk/roots artist who writes and performs his own brand of music called Blue Collar Roots Music. Songs delivered by his rich, warm voice, champion the way things used to be, the working class, the sanctity of the land and those who work it. John Wort Hannam's third recording, "Two-Bit Suit", was produced by multi-Juno award winning producer Steve Dawson. With Steve Dawson also helping on various stringed instruments, Keith Lowe on upright bass, Chris Gestrin on all things with keyboards, Geoff Hicks on drums and guest musicians John Reischman on mandolin and Jeanne Tolmie and Tyler Bird on backing vocals, "Two-Bit Suit is an exquisite collection of 11 new tunes from this remarkable prairie troubadour. His "Black Hen"debut is filled to the brim with John's unique take on the simple day-to-day dramas of the common man through songs that map the landscapes of both the human heart and this vast country of ours. John began gaining attention after his debut recording "pocket full of holes", was independently released in 2003. He quickly followed up with his sophomoric independent release "Dynamite and 'Dozers" in 2004, an album for which the Calgary Sun says demonstrates John's "Gordon Lightfoot-like skill at penning songs". It was this release that garnered a 2005 Western Canadian Music Award nomination for Outstanding Songwriter and two Canadian Folk Music Award nominations for Best Emerging Artist and Best Contemporary Si ATTENTION: please remember that all Blu-Rays are Region A USA and all DVDs Region 1 USA and you will need a multi region Blu-Ray/DVD player to play them.