Ken Greer

Greer is the youngest of seven children born into a musical family in Toronto, Ontario. He grew up in the North Toronto area. He played the pedal steel guitar.

After a Red Rider hiatus during most of the 1990s, Greer was involved in numerous musical projects, including Big Faith, Hunter-Greer and Gowan. Currently, he still tours with Tom Cochrane and Red Rider, playing guitar, pedal steel and keyboards. He also started touring with the Canadian country band The Road Hammers in 2005 and still joins them when available.

Juno Awards

-Won for "Group of the Year" in 1987

-Nominated for 11 various awards from 1981 to 1990

Gold & Platinum Records
-Nearly every Red Rider record went Gold or Platinum in Canada, with the band's most commercially successful effort "Victory Day" achieving Double Platinum.

Canadian Country Music Awards

-Won for All-Star Band Member, Steel Guitar in 2005 & 2007

• 1980, Red Rider, Don't Fight It
• 1981, Red Rider, As Far as Siam
• 1983, Red Rider, Neruda
• 1984, Red Rider, Breaking Curfew
• 1986, Tom Cochrane & Red Rider, S/T
• 1988, Tom Cochrane & Red Rider, Victory Day
• 1989, Tom Cochrane & Red Rider, The Symphony Sessions (live CD)
• 1992, Big Faith, Grounded
• 1993, Tom Cochrane, Ashes to Diamonds A Collection
• 1994, Big Faith, Undertow
• 1994, Hunter-Greer, Tales From Stoney's Bar & Grill
• 2002, Tom Cochrane & Red Rider, Trapeze
• 2006, Tom Cochrane, No Stranger
• 2015, Tom Cochrane, Take It Home

• 1987, The Tragically Hip, The Tragically Hip EP
• 1989, The Saddletramps, The Saddle Tramps
• 1994, Peter Randall & The Raindogs, Peter Randall & The Raindogs
• 2002, Andrew Brunet, Broken
• 2002, Various Artists, Takin' Care of Christmas
• 2004, Tango Sierra, This Is It

• Official Ken Greer website Archived 22 January 2021 at the Wayback Machine

• 1990, Lost Brotherhood, Gowan
• 1993, ...But You Can Call Me Larry, Lawrence Gowan
• 1994, Borrowed Tunes: A Tribute to Neil Young, "Heart of Gold" Lawrence Gowan