Jack Hardy
Jack Hardy has been a central figure in folk music since his arrival in Greenwich Village in 1978. Instrumental in founding the Songwriter's Exchange, the SpeakEasy Musician's Co-op, and Fast Folk Musical Magazine, Hardy has released numerous albums domestically on his Great Divide label, extending into the 21st century with such CDs as Bandolier (2002), Coin of the Realm (2004), Tinker’s Coin: Celtic Anthology (2005), and Noir (2007). Considered a writer's writer, he is known for politics in his songs, Americanized Irish influences, and a preoccupation with mythological imagery, mixed up with standard New York folk & roll. Hardy's 16th album, Rye Grass, arrived on Great Divide in 2009.
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Discography
18 album(s) • Sorted by Bestseller
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The Hunter
Folk - Released by Great Divide Records on 1 Jan 1986
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Civil Wars
Folk - Released by Great Divide Records on 1 Jan 1994
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White Shoes
Folk - Released by Great Divide Records on 1 Jan 1982
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The Mirror of My Madness
Folk - Released by Great Divide Records on 1 Jan 1976
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Coin of the Realm
Folk - Released by Great Divide Records on 1 Jan 2004
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Two of Swords
Folk - Released by Great Divide Records on 11 May 1991
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The Tinker's Coin: Celtic Anthology
Celtic - Released by Great Divide Records on 1 Jan 2005
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The Nameless One
Folk - Released by Great Divide Records on 1 Jan 1978
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The Cauldron
Folk - Released by Great Divide Records on 1 Jan 1984
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