Ed McCurdy – When Dalliance Was in Flower and Maidens Lost Their Heads, Elektra 110 LP vinyl, illustrated cover by W.S. Harvey

Ed McCurdy – When Dalliance Was in Flower and Maidens Lost Their Heads (Elektra 110)

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Ed McCurdy – When Dalliance Was in Flower and Maidens Lost Their Heads, Elektra 110 LP vinyl, illustrated cover by W.S. Harvey

Ed McCurdy – When Dalliance Was in Flower and Maidens Lost Their Heads (Elektra 110)

$11.32

Ed McCurdy – When Dalliance Was in Flower and Maidens Lost Their Heads

Elektra Records — Cat. No. EKL-110 — ca. mid-1950s

A delightful rarity from the early Elektra catalogue — ribald Elizabethan and Renaissance ballads sung with warmth and wit by the beloved Canadian folk singer Ed McCurdy. Pull this from the sleeve and you’re transported to a candlelit tavern, mead in hand. The medieval illuminated manuscript cover art by W.S. Harvey is itself a collector’s piece. Adding further intrigue: the recorder is played by a young Alan Arkin — yes, the Academy Award-winning actor — long before Hollywood came calling.

  • Condition: NM, VG+
  • Artist: Ed McCurdy
  • Banjo: Erik Darling
  • Recorder: Alan Arkin
  • Label: Elektra Records
  • Cat No: Elektra 110 (EKL-110)
  • Cover Art: W.S. Harvey
  • Genre: Folk / Early Music
  • Format: LP Vinyl (12")
  • Era: ca. mid-1950s (vintage pressing)
  • Weight: ~150g

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