Canadian Whiskey is 13 songs chronicling three years in United States from the perspective of a deeply proud Canadian. From Guelph, Ontario, to San Marcos, Texas, and beyond, Canadian Whiskey takes you on a reflective late-night journey down red clay backroads, inside cottage fireplaces along the shores of P.E.I., through the westbound train yards of Winnipeg, up and down the Devil's Backbone and inside creaky honky tonks and lonely motels along the north-south tracks in south central Texas. Along the way, Teichroeb's soulful vocals and wistful lyrics evoke a sense of loss and longing for place as he walks you along the hard edges of life's struggles, disappointments, and setbacks. Texas and Canadian cultural fingerprints are all over this production.

The CD starts with Alberta Train Song as Teichroeb buffs up old memories from his days hoping trains as a teenager. It ends with Canadian Whiskey a song written for his Texas friends in winter 2004 while feeling trapped by the American madness that elects and supports a president like Bush. Fiddle, piano, mandolin and occasionally electric guitars and drums create the backdrop for this genre-bending album where Canadian folk meets Texas singer-songwriter. Featured musicians on the recording include

Bill Whitbeck on bass (Robert Earl Keen Band), Brady Black on fiddle and mandolin (Randy Rogers Band), Adam Donmoyer on keys and Daniel Makins on drums.

Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Dave Teichroeb and produced by Dave Teichroeb and Melanie Froh at Peach Tree Studio in San Marcos, Texas.