Rick Avery, Judy Greenhill – Harbour Grace (Songs Of Eastern Canada) – 1981 – Folk (vinyl lp)
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| Label | J + R Records – JR001 |
| Format | Vinyl LP |
| Country | Canada |
| Genre | Folk |
| Year | 1981 |
Tracklist
A1Harbour Grace / The Runner
A2My Father's Old Sou'Wester
A3Joan and John Blunt
A4The Girl That Slighted Me
A5Ah Si Mon Moine
A6Bold Wolfe
B1The Blackfly
B2Jolly Raftsmen O / Save Your Money When You're Young
B3Scarborough Settler's Lament
B4En Montant La Rivière
B5Aunt Martha's Sheep
B6Night Visiting Song
Condition
| Sleeve Condition | Near Mint (NM) |
| Label Condition | Mint (M) |
| Vinyl Condition | Side 1 - Mint (M) / Side 2 - Mint (M) mint |
| BIN # | R111 |
Rick Avery and Judy Greenhill are a Canadian folk duo who released *Harbour Grace (Songs of Eastern Canada)* in 1981 on J + R Records. The album is a collection of traditional and original folk songs drawn from the musical heritage of Eastern Canada, featuring acoustic arrangements rooted in the regional folk traditions of the Atlantic provinces. The title track references Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, and the record as a whole reflects the storytelling and community-focused character typical of Maritime folk music from that era.
"Harbour Grace -Songs Of Eastern Canada" was recorded in 1980 and produced by Paul Mills, (aka Curly Boy Stubbs). As the title implies, this collection of (mostly) traditional Canadian Folk Music reflects the traditions and heritage of Canada’s Eastern provinces, from the haunting strains of the voyageur song, "En Montant La Riviere" to the irreverent Newfoundland humour of Dick Nolan’s "Aunt Martha’s Sheep".
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