Genre - Rock, Folk World & Country
Harry Chapin – Legends Of The Lost And Found (2xLP) (NM/VG+)
Harry Chapin – Legends Of The Lost And Found
2xLP, Album, Gatefold | Elektra | Cat. No. 2XBB-703 | Canada | 1979
A posthumously significant 2xLP live compilation — Harry Chapin died in a car accident in July 1981, and this 1979 double album captures his live storytelling at its most expansive across sixteen tracks spanning his full catalogue. Chapin was among the most committed social activist musicians of the 1970s: a co-founder of World Hunger Year (now WhyHunger) and a tireless advocate whose work led to the creation of the Presidential Commission on World Hunger; he donated a third of his concert income to charity and performed over 200 benefit concerts a year. The music reflects that commitment — Flowers Are Red (C2), The Day They Closed The Factory Down (A3), and Poor Damned Fool (C1) are among his most pointed narrative songs. Corey’s Coming (D3, 8:08) closes Side D as an extended centrepiece. Arranged by Steve Chapin (Harry’s brother, keyboards and vocals); recorded and mixed by Jack Malken and Michael Barry; mixed at Secret Sound; mastered at Masterdisk by Dave Crawford; lacquer cut and mastered at the Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Don Mills, Ontario — a significant Canadian pressing facility. Manufactured and distributed by WEA Music of Canada, Ltd.; printed by Ever Reddy. Gatefold with inner lyric sleeves. Vinyl Near Mint; sleeve VG+ with some spine wear.
Condition
- Media: Near Mint (NM or M-) — excellent throughout
- Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+) — gatefold; some spine wear
- Inner lyric sleeves included
Tracklist
Side A
A1. Stranger With The Melodies (7:09)
A2. Copper (5:12)
A3. The Day They Closed The Factory Down (5:47)
A4. Pretzel Man (3:09)
Side B
B1. If My Mary Were Here (4:50)
B2. Old Folkie (5:00)
B3. Get On With It (5:19)
B4. We Were Three (5:29)
Side C
C1. Poor Damned Fool (4:24)
C2. Flowers Are Red (5:01)
C3. Mail Order Annie (5:56)
C4. Odd Job Man (5:18)
Side D
D1. Legends Of The Lost And Found (4:15)
D2. Tangled Up Puppet (4:39)
D3. Corey’s Coming (8:08)
D4. You Are The Only Song (3:59)
Credits
Written By: Harry Chapin
Arranged By: Steve Chapin
Recorded & Mixed By: Jack Malken & Michael Barry
Mastered By: Dave Crawford (Masterdisk)
Guitar, Harmonica, Trumpet & Vocals: Harry Chapin
Bass & Vocals: John Wallace | Keys & Vocals: Steve Chapin
Drums: Howie Fields | Cello & Keys: George Kim Scholes
Details
- Format: 2xLP, Album, Gatefold
- Label: Elektra (2XBB-703)
- Country: Canada (WEA Music of Canada / Columbia Don Mills)
- Released: 1979
- Weight: 460 g
- Mixed: Secret Sound
- Mastered: Masterdisk (Dave Crawford)
- Lacquer Cut: Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Don Mills, Ontario
- Style: Folk Rock, Singer-Songwriter, Storytelling
Individual listing photos are being updated as we work through our full inventory. In the meantime, actual photos of this specific item are available upon request before purchase — we’re happy to share them.
As with all vintage records, minor signs of age and handling are to be expected and are reflected in the grading above.
Harry Chapin – Legends Of The Lost And Found
2xLP, Album, Gatefold | Elektra | Cat. No. 2XBB-703 | Canada | 1979
A posthumously significant 2xLP live compilation — Harry Chapin died in a car accident in July 1981, and this 1979 double album captures his live storytelling at its most expansive across sixteen tracks spanning his full catalogue. Chapin was among the most committed social activist musicians of the 1970s: a co-founder of World Hunger Year (now WhyHunger) and a tireless advocate whose work led to the creation of the Presidential Commission on World Hunger; he donated a third of his concert income to charity and performed over 200 benefit concerts a year. The music reflects that commitment — Flowers Are Red (C2), The Day They Closed The Factory Down (A3), and Poor Damned Fool (C1) are among his most pointed narrative songs. Corey’s Coming (D3, 8:08) closes Side D as an extended centrepiece. Arranged by Steve Chapin (Harry’s brother, keyboards and vocals); recorded and mixed by Jack Malken and Michael Barry; mixed at Secret Sound; mastered at Masterdisk by Dave Crawford; lacquer cut and mastered at the Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Don Mills, Ontario — a significant Canadian pressing facility. Manufactured and distributed by WEA Music of Canada, Ltd.; printed by Ever Reddy. Gatefold with inner lyric sleeves. Vinyl Near Mint; sleeve VG+ with some spine wear.
Condition
- Media: Near Mint (NM or M-) — excellent throughout
- Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+) — gatefold; some spine wear
- Inner lyric sleeves included
Tracklist
Side A
A1. Stranger With The Melodies (7:09)
A2. Copper (5:12)
A3. The Day They Closed The Factory Down (5:47)
A4. Pretzel Man (3:09)
Side B
B1. If My Mary Were Here (4:50)
B2. Old Folkie (5:00)
B3. Get On With It (5:19)
B4. We Were Three (5:29)
Side C
C1. Poor Damned Fool (4:24)
C2. Flowers Are Red (5:01)
C3. Mail Order Annie (5:56)
C4. Odd Job Man (5:18)
Side D
D1. Legends Of The Lost And Found (4:15)
D2. Tangled Up Puppet (4:39)
D3. Corey’s Coming (8:08)
D4. You Are The Only Song (3:59)
Credits
Written By: Harry Chapin
Arranged By: Steve Chapin
Recorded & Mixed By: Jack Malken & Michael Barry
Mastered By: Dave Crawford (Masterdisk)
Guitar, Harmonica, Trumpet & Vocals: Harry Chapin
Bass & Vocals: John Wallace | Keys & Vocals: Steve Chapin
Drums: Howie Fields | Cello & Keys: George Kim Scholes
Details
- Format: 2xLP, Album, Gatefold
- Label: Elektra (2XBB-703)
- Country: Canada (WEA Music of Canada / Columbia Don Mills)
- Released: 1979
- Weight: 460 g
- Mixed: Secret Sound
- Mastered: Masterdisk (Dave Crawford)
- Lacquer Cut: Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Don Mills, Ontario
- Style: Folk Rock, Singer-Songwriter, Storytelling
Individual listing photos are being updated as we work through our full inventory. In the meantime, actual photos of this specific item are available upon request before purchase — we’re happy to share them.
As with all vintage records, minor signs of age and handling are to be expected and are reflected in the grading above.
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