[JamesK]

In the U.S., Amazon.com has a decent selection of MP3s available for download, but they won't sell to Canada. Amazon.ca doesn't seem to have heard of the concept of selling individual songs. Is there any legal source in Canada for buying MP3s of individual songs? All I've found is vendors that have a poor selection of entire albums, but no individual songs.

 

[JamesK]

^^^^
That iTunes is for Windows & Apple gear only, neither of which I use. That Puretracks doesn't seem to have much of a selection. I tried some of the songs that I easily found (but couldn't buy) on Amazon.com, but they didn't have them.

A couple I was looking for are "In The Air Tonight", by Phil Collins and Argent's "Hold Your Head Up" (album version). As I mentioned in my OP, the Canadian selections I've found seem very poor and they are not to my tastes. Neither of those sites you mentioned has anything by either of those artists.

 

[blueroomelectro]

What gear do you have? You could convert the AAC+ music to MP3.

 

[gfong]

I find HMVdigital to have a good selection of music. I found both of your songs and they are .99 cents each.

Here is the link to Argent.

http://www.hmvdigital.ca/artist/argent/all-together-now#

I have purchased full albums and individual songs from them.

 

[MikeRo]

If you belong to Aeroplan you can use their music download site (music.aeroplan.com). I took a quick look and both songs you mentioned are there. It costs 5500 Aeroplan points for 50 songs.

 

[JamesK]

^^^^
Sorry, I'm not a member of Areoplan, though I suppose with all the flying I've done, I should be.

 

[JamesK]

and they are .99 cents each

tnx, I'll have to get them from there.