Homeward Bound
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Ed McCurdy was a Canadian folk singer-songwriter active from the 1950s onward, known for his warm, intimate approach to traditional and contemporary folk material. "Homeward Bound" is his 1960 LP on the Banff label, showcasing McCurdy's clear voice and thoughtful interpretation of folk standards and original compositions. The album features acoustic guitar accompaniment and simple, direct arrangements that let the songwriting and vocals breathe. McCurdy's work feels honest and unhurried—perfect if you appreciate the contemplative side of early folk music. A genuine folk record from the era.
Item Details+
| Genre | Folk, World, and Country |
| Media | Very Good Plus (VG+) |
| Sleeve | Very Good Plus (VG+) |
| Description | Actual banff copy. Seems it has been in contact with an antistatic inner sleeve before. Shouldn't affect sound but looks a bit andquot;dirtyandquot;. Has some small surface scuffs as well. Cover is still very beautiful. |
| Label | Banff |
| Year | 1960 |
| Country | Canada |
| Format | LP |
Tracklist+
A1. Homeward Bound
A2. Harbour Le Cou
A3. When I Was In My Prime
A4. Carrion Crow
A5. Hard Hard Times
A6. The Bonnie House Of Airlie
B1. The Nova Scotia Song
B2. When The Caplin Come In
B3. Cherry Tree Carol
B4. Tickle Cove Pond
B5. Down By The Brook
B6. Come All My Old Comrades
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