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The Very Best of Gordon Lightfoot Vol.1 & 2

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by: Gordon Lightfoot

Release Date January 30, 2006
If you like Gordon Lightfoot you'll enjoy this "best of" except.... it doesn't have his best ever song on it - "Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald".

How can such a glaring ommission be allowed?

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Sunday Concert

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by: Gordon Lightfoot

Release Date April 01, 2003
If you like Gordon Lightfoot you'll enjoy this "best of" except.... it doesn't have his best ever song on it - "Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald".

How can such a glaring ommission be allowed?

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Sunday Concert

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by: Gordon Lightfoot

Release Date June 28, 1994
If you like Gordon Lightfoot you'll enjoy this "best of" except.... it doesn't have his best ever song on it - "Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald".

How can such a glaring ommission be allowed?

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Gord's Gold

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by: Gordon Lightfoot

Release Date October 17, 2005
If you like, say, Glen Campbell, Boz Scaggs (a la 'We're all alone'), perhaps a bit of John Martyn - that sort of thing - possibly with a bit of blue grass guitar mixed with an almost norweigian skiffle type feel, then you will love this, actually even if you don't, you'll love this anyway. from the rolling moments of the first few bars right til the end, coupled with the everso slightly twangy, but heart warming (and very different) vocal, it is a gorgeous adventure into Gordon's world. Gord's Gold includes those songs that you know, but you don't, if you see what I mean - you'll have heard them over and over but never quite placed them (Early Morning Rain, Beautiful and the famous 'If You Could Read My Mind' (the track I particularly bought ... Read More:

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The Gordon Lightfoot Songbook

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by: Gordon Lightfoot

Release Date October 29, 2001
Another of those singers strapped with the "new Bob Dylan", Gordon Lightfoot is a legend in his own country and I, for one, am pleased that after his illness of a couple of years ago, he is still around.

This beauty of a box set starts us off in the mid sixties with him sounding like a cross between Jim Reeves and Pat Boone (his words, taken from the very comprehensive 60 page booklet). You know what, the voice was better than both. The songs were good, too, and the first of the 4 CDs has very simple arrangements and sparse accompaniment. The songs are from his United Artists days and before he joined Warner Brothers. The other three CDs run the gamut of his excellent albums up to "A Painter Passing Through" and the 88 chosen tracks ... Read More:

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Complete Greatest Hits

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by: Gordon Lightfoot

Release Date May 27, 2002
There is nothing I can add to what has been said before.
I will admit that while I listened to radio 2 in the 70's-thanks mum & dad!- before I moved towards Joy Division & The Banshees I listened to your choice of music and I am extremely grateful for it.
"Daylight Katy" and "Sundown" are songs that stick with me now in middle-age as when I was young.
Bob Dylan was an icon for a generation but Mr Lightfoot caught my imagination when I was a nipper-listen to "If You Could Read My Mind" and tell me that Dylan wrote anything better and I would beg to differ....

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Classic Masters

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by: Gordon Lightfoot

Release Date September 01, 2008
There is nothing I can add to what has been said before.
I will admit that while I listened to radio 2 in the 70's-thanks mum & dad!- before I moved towards Joy Division & The Banshees I listened to your choice of music and I am extremely grateful for it.
"Daylight Katy" and "Sundown" are songs that stick with me now in middle-age as when I was young.
Bob Dylan was an icon for a generation but Mr Lightfoot caught my imagination when I was a nipper-listen to "If You Could Read My Mind" and tell me that Dylan wrote anything better and I would beg to differ....

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Singer/Songwriter

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by: Gordon Lightfoot

Release Date July 23, 2001
There is nothing I can add to what has been said before.
I will admit that while I listened to radio 2 in the 70's-thanks mum & dad!- before I moved towards Joy Division & The Banshees I listened to your choice of music and I am extremely grateful for it.
"Daylight Katy" and "Sundown" are songs that stick with me now in middle-age as when I was young.
Bob Dylan was an icon for a generation but Mr Lightfoot caught my imagination when I was a nipper-listen to "If You Could Read My Mind" and tell me that Dylan wrote anything better and I would beg to differ....

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The Way I Feel

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by: Gordon Lightfoot

Release Date December 08, 1995
There is nothing I can add to what has been said before.
I will admit that while I listened to radio 2 in the 70's-thanks mum & dad!- before I moved towards Joy Division & The Banshees I listened to your choice of music and I am extremely grateful for it.
"Daylight Katy" and "Sundown" are songs that stick with me now in middle-age as when I was young.
Bob Dylan was an icon for a generation but Mr Lightfoot caught my imagination when I was a nipper-listen to "If You Could Read My Mind" and tell me that Dylan wrote anything better and I would beg to differ....

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Lightfoot/the Way I Feel

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by: Gordon Lightfoot

Release Date January 15, 2000
There is nothing I can add to what has been said before.
I will admit that while I listened to radio 2 in the 70's-thanks mum & dad!- before I moved towards Joy Division & The Banshees I listened to your choice of music and I am extremely grateful for it.
"Daylight Katy" and "Sundown" are songs that stick with me now in middle-age as when I was young.
Bob Dylan was an icon for a generation but Mr Lightfoot caught my imagination when I was a nipper-listen to "If You Could Read My Mind" and tell me that Dylan wrote anything better and I would beg to differ....