Vinyl records by Newfoundland & Labrador's pioneer recording artists.

Program Title: NewFound Records - Ep. 528 - 1979 Part 2
Description: We start the show with memories of an American who was one of the first artists to record Newfoundland folk songs... Ed McCurdy. He passed away on Mar. 23, 2000. Tune in and hear McCurdy, who is best known for penning Last Night I Had The Strangest Dream, sing a song written by Newfoundland’s Art Scammel.

Then on to the conclusion of our two part series featuring NL vinyl records that are celebrating their 40th birthday this year! On the platter... Debbie Dwyer, Dick Gardiner, Eddie Eastman, Emile Benoit, The Round Midnight Band, Pat Sulley, Tickle Harbour, and more.

(encore - originally aired March 23, 2013)

Host(s): Wayne Tucker
Featured Speakers/Guests:

Credits: 1. ED McCURDY: Squarin’ Up Time
2. RYAN'S FANCY: Mist Upon A Morning
3. PAT SULLEY: Cameron Avenue
4. EDDIE EASTMAN: Easy
5. DICK GARDINER: Private Property
6. DEBBIE DWYER & DOWN EAST BAND: Love Is Something You Can't Buy
7. EMILE BENOIT: Farewell Reel
8. JOEY SMALLWOOD: The Beautiful People and Places
9. THE ROUND MIDNIGHT BAND: Long Train Running
10. CHILLIWACK: 148 Heavy
11. TICKLE HARBOUR: a) Kitty's Rambles - b) The Wind That Shakes the Barley
12. GORDON QUINTON: Newfoundland Medley: Petty Harbour Bait Skiff/Let Me Fish Off Cape St. Mary's

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