The Original Version

Harry’s 1973 album, All Kinds of Everything has been remastered and reissued to iTunes and CDBaby. You can download tracks now.  But did you know about the original version of the title track?

Irish singer, Dana, performed the song at the 1970 Eurovision Song Contest and it captured the title that year.  Four years later, a certain four-piece group out of Swedan won the contest with their song, Waterloo, and the rest was music history.

Here’s Dana’s version of the song from the night of her win.  Enjoy!

DIGITAL RE-RELEASE FOR “All Kinds of Everything”

New cover for 2013 re-release of a classic Harry Hibbs album.

New cover for 2013 re-release
of a classic Harry Hibbs album.

The classic 1972 album, All Kinds of Everything has been officially re-released, exclusively in digital format on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, and all major digital download retailers.

To go directly to the purchace page and sample tracks, visit http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/harryhibbs3

Producer, Russell Bowers, has remastered the album and included two bonus tracks on the collection.  Watch this website for more information about the album, plus Harry’s YouTube Channel for videos.

THE ALBUMS

HARRY Album Collage


HARRY HIBBS AT THE CARIBOU CLUB
1968 Arc Records        AS-794

AT THE CARIBOU
(featured Guest Artist)
1968 Arc Records        AS-796

JOHN WHITE AT THE CARIBOU CLUB
(Session player on accordion for all tracks)
1968 Arc Records        AS-804

MORE HARRY HIBBS AT THE CARIBOU CLUB
1968 Arc Records        AS-809

JOIN US…AT THE CARIBOU
(featured Guest Artist)
1969 Arc Records        AS-813

THE INCREDIBLE HARRY HIBBS
1969 Arc Records        AS-818

HARRY HIBBS FOURTH
1970 Arc Records        AS-821

A FIFTH OF HARRY HIBBS
1970 Arc Records        AS-826

 SOMEWHERE AT SEA
1971 Arc/Caribou Records      CCLP-7004

TO ALL MY LOVELIES, SINCERELY RON PUMPHREY
(featured Guest Artist)
1971 Arc/Caribou Records      CCLP-7005

THE ALL NEW HARRY HIBBS WITH SHRIMP COCKTAIL
1972 Arc/Caribou Records      CCLP-7007

THE VERY BEST OF HARRY HIBBS
1972 Arc Records        COV-3002

ALL KINDS OF EVERYTHING
1973 Marathon Records           MMS 76026

MICHAEL T. WALL – THE SINGING NEWFOUNDLANDER
(Harry does a spoken word introduction)
1974 Banff/Rodeo Records                  SBS 5416

RADIO CANADA INTERNATIONAL TRANSCRIPTION DISC
(Not commercially released.  “The Harry Hibbs Ensemble” performed seven songs on Side One of the album.  Dick Nolan performs Side Two)
1971 Radio Canada Intl.           RCI 414

BETWEEN TWO TREES
1977 Hibbs Records                HR-724

THE BEST OF HARRY HIBBS
1978 TeeVee Records             TA-1092

PURE GOLD
1980 Tapestry/RCA Records               TL7375

A MUSICAL TOUR OF IRELAND
1982 Fantasia Records FR8201  

THE HARRY HIBBS LIBRARY, VOLUMES  I – IV
1990 Fantasia Records FRT-190/290/390/490

BELL ISLAND BOY
(Re-release of “A Musical Tour…” with extra tracks added)
1995  RDRCD1261

THE INCREDIBLE HARRY HIBBS
(A re-release of “All Kinds of Everything” with some bonus tracks by other artists added. This has been issued without the cooperation of the estate of Harry Hibbs.)

SHARON, LOIS & BRAM: GREAT BIG HITS
(Harry plays accordion on track 14, Newfoundland Medley)
1992 Elephant Records

JUST ADDED!!

Here is a link to listen to the popular 2001 radio documentary looking at the career and story of Harry Hibbs.  Hosted by music journalist, Russell Bowers, you’ll hear first hand from the contemporaries and key players in shaping the music and image of this enigmatic performer. Broadcaster, Ron Pumphrey; family members, Brendan and Marty Hibbs; TV producer, Manny Pittson; record producer, Ben Weatherby; record executive, Bill Gilliland; musicians Terry Hynes, Sandy Morris, Fergus O’Byrne; plus an exclusive interview with Ray Kent, the man who discovered Harry Hibbs and managed his career in the early days.  Produced by Glen Tilley.

© 2001 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

Harry Hibbs – Newfoundland’s Favourite Son

Front Page of the Toronto Daily Star's Entertainment section with article by Marci MacDonald, 1969

Front Page of the Toronto Daily Star’s Entertainment section with article by Marci MacDonald, 1969

Enjoy!