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Initially, Nagler was a folk musician in the United States. He married fellow musician Martha Beers in 1966 and due to their opposition to the Vietnam War they moved to Toronto in 1968. The couple divorced in 1977. Nagler was remarried to Shelley McCarthy in 1985.


AWARDS AND RECOGNITION

  • 1982: Award for Excellence, American Library Association for the album ''Fiddle Up a Tune''

  • 1986: nomination, Juno Award for Best Children's Album, ''Come On In''

  • 1990: nomination, Juno Award for Best Children's Album, ''Improvise with Eric Nagler''

  • 1994: nomination, Juno Award for Best Children's Album, ''Can't Sit Down''

  • 1995: nomination, Juno Award for Best Children's Album, ''Eric's World Record''



DISCOGRAPHY

''This is a partial listing''
  • 1973: ''The Gentleness in Living'' (Swallowtail)

  • 1977: ''A Right and Proper Dwelling'' (Philo)

  • 1982: ''Fiddle Up a Tune'' (Elephant)

  • 1985: ''Come On In'' (Elephant)

  • 1989: ''Improvise with Eric Nagler'' (Oak Street/Rounder) {Link without Title}

  • 1992: ''Can't Sit Down''

  • 1994: ''Eric's World Record''



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BIBLIOGRAPHY

  • 1989: ''Eric Nagler makes music'', co-writer Diana Buckley (McGraw-Hill Ryerson) ISBN 0075497778



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