Tales Of My Uncle Harry

Released in 1978 on the Larrikin Records label, Tales Of My Uncle Harry is a distinct contribution to the Australian folk and storytelling tradition. The album features the illustrative work of Keith Garvey, a noted bush poet and artist whose imagery often captured the character and landscapes of rural Australia. This project emerged during a period when Larrikin Records was actively documenting and preserving the folk music and oral histories that defined the nation's cultural identity.

The album serves as a vehicle for the anecdotal and rhythmic poetry of its era, reflecting the broader movement of the late 1970s to formalize Australian bush narratives for a wider audience. Keith Garvey’s cover art, characteristic of his distinctively rustic and nostalgic style, was intended to evoke a sense of authenticity and historical connection to the outback. It remains a recognized piece within the niche of regional spoken-word and folk recordings, appreciated by collectors for its role in maintaining a specific strand of Australian heritage.