Gordon Lightfoot Pictures, Lyrics, Relationships, Biography, Discography, Videos, News, Ringtones

Canadian Gordon Lightfoot first began to gain recognition in the mid-'60s as a songwriter when his compositions "For Lovin' Me" and "Early Morning Rain" became hits for Peter, Paul & Mary, and Marty Robbins topped the country charts with "Ribbon of Darkness." Lightfoot's own style was understated, his tasteful folk arrangements topped by a gentle burr of a voice. His albums began to appear in 1966, but it was not until the start of the '70s that he became a big success as a performer, scoring in 1970 with Sit Down Young Stranger, which contained his hit "If You Could Read My Mind," a song...Read more

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• Waiting For You  (1993)
• East Of Midnight  (1986)
• Salute  (1983)
• Shadows  (1982)

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• My Little Love
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• I Used To Be A Country Singer
• Boathouse
• Much To My Surprise
• A Painter Passing Through
• On Yonge Street
• Red Velvet
• Uncle Toad Said

• Early Morning Rain
• I Want To Hear It From You
• Something Very Special
• Rosanna
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