Youth was served in the Jan. 27 Sun Met Celebrated with G.H. Mumm (G1) at Kenilworth, as Oh Susanna—the only 3-year-old and the only filly in the 18-horse field—prevailed by a half-length. South ...

In the lobby of the opulent King Edward hotel in downtown Toronto, the ceilings stretch for miles, and Oh Susanna's booming vocal pipes could really rattle the tea cups of the dying breed of upper ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. PITTSBURGH (AP) — A 118-year-old statue of the "Oh! Susanna" songwriter was removed from a Pittsburgh park Thursday after ...

Born in Massachusetts and brought up in Western Canada, Oh Susanna, the namesake of the low-cast singer/songwriter Suzie Ungerleider, has made her name — or names — amongst those who favor her ...

Her latest album, A Girl in Teen City, is Oh Susanna's seventh, but it's the first batch of her own material in a half-dozen years. For 2014's Namedropper she solicited songs from fellow songwriters.

A 118-year-old statue of the "Oh! Susanna" songwriter was removed from a Pittsburgh park Thursday after criticism that the work is demeaning because it includes a slave sitting at his feet, plucking… ...

Try as you might, there are a few names that Suzie Ungerleider won’t drop. Sure, the Canadian singer, who performs under the moniker Oh Susanna, will enthuse over the Canadian artists who, when asked, ...

On this day in 1847, legendary American songwriter Stephen Foster debuted the song “Oh! Susanna” to a crowd at the Andrews’ Eagle Ice Cream Saloon in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. “Who gives a tin ...

Late last month, Wyatt Flores announced his debut full-length album Welcome to the Plains. The collection will drop on October 18. When he announced the album, he shared the first single, “Don’t Wanna ...

Although the record is 20 years old, Suzie Ungerleider still gets requests to play material from her debut album, Johnstown. It surprises her every time. Not because the songs are old or aren’t any ...

TORONTO - Canadian folk singer Suzie Ungerleider says she’s retiring her Oh Susanna moniker, adopted from Stephen Foster’s 1848 American folk song “Oh! Susanna,” after learning more about its racist ...

Over the course of five previous albums, Oh Susanna (Suzie Ungerleider) has earned a reputation as an imaginative creator of compelling characters and narratives. On Namedropper, she changes the plot ...