Oh Susanna was the recording name of Canadian-American alt-country musician… Read Full Bio ↴Oh Susanna was the recording name of Canadian-American alt-country musician Suzie Ungerleider (born in Northampton, MA, and raised in Vancouver) from 1995 to 2021. Performing under the name Oh Susanna, alluding to the classic American folk song "Oh! Susanna" to protect her privacy, Ungerleider announced in 2021 that she was retiring the Oh Susanna stage name after learning more about the complicated racial history of the song "Oh! Susanna".
Ungerleider played her first show under the name Oh Susanna at the Railway Club in Vancouver in July 1995, and released her first independent recording, a seven-song EP, in 1997. Around this time, she decided to relocate to Toronto after attending Blue Rodeo's Stardust Picnic festival. In 1999, she released her full-length debut, Johnstown, and toured Canada and the United States with fellow musicians Veda Hille and Kinnie Starr, in what they dubbed the "Scrappy Bitch Tour".
At the 19th Genie Awards in 1999, she won the Genie Award for Best Original Song, for her song "River Blue" from the film The Fishing Trip. She subsequently released eight more recordings, Sleepy Little Sailor (2001), Oh Susanna (2003), Short Stories (2007), Soon the Birds (2011), Namedropper (2014), A Girl in Teen City (2017), and Decemberly (2018) a holiday EP with Michael Johnston.
In 2021, she announced that she was retiring the Oh Susanna stage name after learning more about the complicated racial history of the song "Oh! Susanna". She is now releasing under her own name.
Discography:
Oh Susanna EP (1997)
Johnstown (1999)
Sleepy Little Sailor (2001)
Oh Susanna (2003)
Short Stories (2007)
Soon The Birds (2011)
Namedropper (2014)
A Girl in Teen City (2017)
Decemberly (2018) (with Michael Johnston)
Ungerleider played her first show under the name Oh Susanna at the Railway Club in Vancouver in July 1995, and released her first independent recording, a seven-song EP, in 1997. Around this time, she decided to relocate to Toronto after attending Blue Rodeo's Stardust Picnic festival. In 1999, she released her full-length debut, Johnstown, and toured Canada and the United States with fellow musicians Veda Hille and Kinnie Starr, in what they dubbed the "Scrappy Bitch Tour".
At the 19th Genie Awards in 1999, she won the Genie Award for Best Original Song, for her song "River Blue" from the film The Fishing Trip. She subsequently released eight more recordings, Sleepy Little Sailor (2001), Oh Susanna (2003), Short Stories (2007), Soon the Birds (2011), Namedropper (2014), A Girl in Teen City (2017), and Decemberly (2018) a holiday EP with Michael Johnston.
In 2021, she announced that she was retiring the Oh Susanna stage name after learning more about the complicated racial history of the song "Oh! Susanna". She is now releasing under her own name.
Discography:
Oh Susanna EP (1997)
Johnstown (1999)
Sleepy Little Sailor (2001)
Oh Susanna (2003)
Short Stories (2007)
Soon The Birds (2011)
Namedropper (2014)
A Girl in Teen City (2017)
Decemberly (2018) (with Michael Johnston)
Oh My Good Ol' Gal
Oh Susanna Lyrics
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Bro Just Cover right Now Here
We Go
Oh Don't Do It
Yahhh, OMG
Bitch, Ok
Yahhh
Eyy Eyy
wooo
wooo
YEAH
Bro Just Cover right Now Here
We Go
Oh Don't Do It
Yahhh, OMG
Bitch, Ok
Yahhh
Eyy Eyy
wooo
wooo
YEAH
Bro Just Cover right Now Here
We Go
Oh Don't Do It
Yahhh, OMG
Bitch, Ok
Yahhh
Eyy Eyy
wooo
wooo
YEAH
We Go
Oh Don't Do It
Yahhh, OMG
Bitch, Ok
Yahhh
Eyy Eyy
wooo
YEAH
Bro Just Cover right Now Here
We Go
Oh Don't Do It
Yahhh, OMG
Bitch, Ok
Yahhh
Eyy Eyy
wooo
wooo
YEAH
Bro Just Cover right Now Here
We Go
Oh Don't Do It
Yahhh, OMG
Bitch, Ok
Yahhh
Eyy Eyy
wooo
wooo
YEAH
Bro Just Cover right Now Here
Let's begin and start our performance
We Go
Let's get started with the song
Oh Don't Do It
Don't make any mistakes and perform perfectly
Yahhh, OMG
Expressing surprise and excitement for the performance
Bitch, Ok
Acknowledging and accepting the challenge of the song
Yahhh
Expressing enthusiasm for the performance
Eyy Eyy
Vocals used for emphasis and adding flavor to the song
wooo
Vocals used for adding an additional layer of enthusiasm
wooo
Vocals used for adding an additional layer of enthusiasm
YEAH
Vocals used for expressing excitement and energy
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