harmonica and vocals. Family Manx is married to Najma Manx, and together they have one son, Hector Oswald Manx. In a 2002 interview, in their house on Saltspring Island, Manx talked about the stresses of leaving his wife and son when on touring. "This guy here, he doesn’t care who I’m opening for," Harry said. "He just wants me home once in a while. It gets tough sometimes. We need to keep that connection all the time. We talk on the phone every day. You should see our phone bill." Style Manx's musical style has been called an "essential musical link" between the East and the West. His songs are "short stories that use the essence of the blues and the depth of Indian ragas to draw you in". Discography Solo and duo Dog My Cat (2001) Wise and Otherwise (2002) Jubilee (with Kevin Breit) (2003) Road Ragas (2003) West Eats Meet (2004) Mantras for Madmen (2005) In Good We Trust (with Kevin Breit) (2007) Live at the Glenn Gould Studio (2008) Bread and Buddha (2009) Isle of Manx (2010) Strictly Whatever (with Kevin Breit) (2011) Om Suite Ohm (2013) 20 Strings and the Truth (2015) Faith Lift (2017) Compilation inclusions Johnny's Blues: A Tribute To Johnny Cash (Northern Blues, 2003) Beautiful (A Tribute to Gordon Lightfoot) (Borealis Records, 2003) Saturday Night Blues: 20 Years (CBC, 2006) Isle of Manx - the Desert Island Collection (2010) References External links Harry Manx official website Dog My Cat Records Harry Manx's independent record label Youtube short documentary Manx describes his signature instrument; sings and play's Rueben's Train with it. Living people Canadian folk singer-songwriters Manx emigrants to Canada Manx musicians 1955 births 21st-century Manx musicians Canadian Folk Music Award winners Canadian male singer-songwriters Stony Plain Records artists 21st-century Canadian male singers