Lost Children By Gordon Lightfoot

Most listeners only became aware of Gordon Lightfoot in the mid-'60s, but his recording career had actually begun a few years before that in 1962. When "If You Could Read My Mind" became his first big U.S. hit in 1971, ...

Recorded live at Massey Hall, Toronto, Canada in March 1969. Originally released as SUNDAY CONCERT on United Artists. This is part of EMI Records' Acoustic Highway series. Recorded at a March 1969 concert in Toronto, Sunday Concert holds more interest than the ...

Recorded between 1966 & 1969. Includes liner notes by Joseph F. Laredo. Because CLASSIC MASTERS is a budget reissue line administered by EMI Records, this barebones 12-track anthology only covers Canadian singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot's five 1960s albums for United Artists. As ...

Recorded between 1966 & 1969. Includes liner notes by Joseph F. Laredo. Because CLASSIC MASTERS is a budget reissue line administered by EMI Records, this barebones 12-track anthology only covers Canadian singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot's five 1960s albums for United Artists. As ...

Recording information: Massey Hall, Toronto, CA (1968-1969); Mount Juliet, TN (1968-1969). Photographer: Jim Marshall . Personnel: Charles McCoy (guitar, harmonica, celesta, bells); Laurice Milton Shea, David Rae, Hugh McCracken, Red Shea, Bruce Langhorne (guitar); Herb Lovelle (drums); Kenny Buttrey (percussion). Liner Note Author: ...

Track Listing: Early Mornin' Rain; Ribbon of Darkness; Way I Feel; I'm Not Sayin'; For Lovin' Me; Canadian Railroad Trilogy; Black Day In July; First Time Ever I Saw Your Face; Bitter Green; If I Could; Leaves of Grass; Lost Children;

Recorded live at Massey Hall, Toronto, Canada in March 1969. Originally released as SUNDAY CONCERT on United Artists. This is part of EMI Records' Acoustic Highway series. Recorded at a March 1969 concert in Toronto, Sunday Concert holds more interest than the ...

Track Listing: In A Windowpane; The Lost Children; Leaves Of Grass; I'm Not Sayin' ; Ribbon Of Darkness; Apology; Bitter Green; Ballad Of Yarmouth Castle; Softly; Boss Man; Pussy Willows, Cat-Tails; Canadian Railroad Trilogy; Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues; Movin' ...

Recorded live at Massey Hall, Toronto, Canada in March 1969. Originally released as SUNDAY CONCERT on United Artists. This is part of EMI Records' Acoustic Highway series. Recorded at a March 1969 concert in Toronto, Sunday Concert holds more interest than the ...

Track Listing: Early Morning Rain; Ribbon Of Darkness; The Way I Feel; I'm Not Sayin'; For Lovin' Me; Canadian Railroad Trilogy; Black Day In July; The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face; Bitter Green; If I Could; Leaves Of Grass; The Lost Children;