George Wade.

About George Wade

George Wade and his Cornhuskers were a popular Canadian country band during the 1920s and 1930s. They specialized in traditional folk music with a Western or cowboy influence, focusing on fiddle tunes and reels. The band was renowned for their lively performances of square dancing, reels, waltzes, and medleys, as well as pure country material. Their music was heavily influenced by traditional Canadian and American music and often played for country crowds. The group used traditional instruments such as the fiddle, accordion, and banjo and was one of the most famous country groups in Canada during their time.