Figgy Duff was a Canadian folk-rock band from Newfoundland. They played a major role in the Newfoundland cultural renaissance of the 1970s and 80s. Formed in 1976 by Noel Dinn who named the band after a kind of traditional pudding Figgy Duff travelled across Newfoundland learning traditional songs. They performed with some distinct elements of rock and roll. They began working with Island Records early though the album that resulted has yet to be released. Instead they released their independent self-titled debut album Figgy Duff in 1980. The album was also released by Ottawa-based Posterity Records. It was followed by After the Tempest in 1982. Throughout the next thirteen years Figgy Duff continued touring and released three more albums Weather Out the Storm (1989) Downstream (1993) and the compilation Retrospective (1995).
The line-up changed several times but the core of Noel Dinn and Pamela Morgan singer-songwriter stayed the same. Weather Out the Storm was nominated for a 1991 Juno Award. Dinn died of cancer in 1993 and Morgan disbanded Figgy Duff soon after. The band has since reunited twice once in 1999 for a silver anniversary tour and again in summer 2008 to celebrate the release of a cd of live recordings from the bands previous reunion.
01. Henry Martin
02. Emile's Reels
03. A Sailor Courted a Farmer's Daughter
04. Woman of Labrador
05. Breakwater Boys Breakdown
06. True or False
07. Weather Out The Storm
08. Captain And His Whiskers/Fishermen's Favourite
09. Tarry Trousers
10. Rumbolt
11. Thomas and Nancy
12. Snowy Night
13. Four Stop Jigs
14. The Fisher Who Died in His Bed
15. Geese in the Bog
16. Allanadh
17. Freedom
18. Downstream
19. Auntie Mary/Brother's Jig