Norm Hacking's Albums:
Norm Hacking Live

Norm Hacking returned to Scarborough College (part of the University of Toronto) in Toronto to make his first full indie recording from two solo concerts. His musical influences (Michael Smith), direction and friendships (Mose Scarlett, Ron Nigrini, Paul Corby) were already clear.

Photography by Don Agro.

Vinyl, no longer available.

Words and music by Norm Hacking, except where otherwise noted in the track list:

April Fool's '77:

Halloween '76:

6. Song for Sixpence 5:12
7. Great Loves of the 20th Century (Monsters Fall in Love, Too) 8:04
8. You Have to Look a Little Harder Now 1:55
9. Two Children 5:30

total time: 43:14

Musicians:

All guitar and vocals: Norm Hacking

Recorded by Doug McClement, Natural Sound and Comfort Sound, Toronto.

"Norm's biggest talent is singing solo in concert. By listening to his first album, Norm's warm personality is sharply reflected in his music."