His Voice sounds absolutely incredible !! And i like the Sound of his Gibson B45-12

One of the greatest life affirming songs of all time.

I heard once Bob Dylan said when he listens to Lightfoot songs he "just dosnt want them to end"

GORDON LIGHTFOOT....A FABULOUS TALENT

What an incredible voice Gord had.

@jmrivera5390

3 жыл бұрын

His voice has gone; still love his music. Listening to Gordon since 1966.

@willmfrank

2 жыл бұрын

@@jmrivera5390 Our boy Gord's voice will never be gone as long as people keep digging up buried treasures like this one.

@andreasboose5611

10 ай бұрын

Like it when he somethimes uses vibrato in his voice ❤

@BrettOwen71

10 ай бұрын

His voice was one of the greatest ever.

Such a rare gem, one of my favorites.

The lightfoot magnetism flowed during this show,power in the story of his music....

@iangray7410

4 жыл бұрын

Actually, in person, Gord is an utter self-absorbed jerk who would make Trump run away. I have met him through his ENT specialist many, many times and always have been so disappointed that one so talented is so mean spirited. He wouldn't have cut it in Nashville with an attitude like that. My wife was a backup singer to Dolly Parton on 3 Bluegrass outings and Dolly is the real deal. Good is a jerk.

I can’t stop listening to this!!!

Amazing how still and intensely the audience is listening. Not many people smiling or even a little sway to the music.

Thank you for posting this. A beautiful song that gives great comfort to me. Love how they all sound together live.

Having being in attendance at this event, seated in the front row, the flashbacks transport me right back there. It's an incredible feeling. Thank you for posting. Ron Jones.

@uncatila

10 күн бұрын

It's an honor Marian. I saw him in 1972 in LA. I couldn't clap. I was stunned.

Finally, a trio version of this great song. It's just like I remember in the riverboat. I've always hated the horn fart at the end of the studio version. All is well... Thank you

True speakers dream of speaking these truths.| Love.

Moving on from a bad situation to the next phase ... who cannot identify with that? "and the losers that I left behind I'll think about some other time ..."

Thanks for the upload! One of my favorites.

crowd looks drugged...youngsters....don't know what talent they are witnessing.

@jeffgarmon1

Жыл бұрын

way back when, the audience really listened to live performances.

@marianjones6193

9 күн бұрын

Actually it's just the opposite. I was there. The music had us mesmerized. We were all 20 somethings. Drugs were rare in Toronto then. We all knew the music because we were hooked from listening to it on the radio.

My wife, a renowned Bluegrass musician, heard this and slammed the bass player for both being out of pocket and overly busy. She loved the song and actually, on her last album (which was her third BG Grammy nom) she recorded a Gord song. Her album was a collection of Canadian-penned songs interpreted by top Nashville session players and my wife's band. All the Canadian artists except Gord made a point of praising the recording.

@jimhalvorson8287

4 жыл бұрын

I don’t carehow good a musician is, at one time he/she could not play a note. Critizing another isn’t cool.

@djm55

3 жыл бұрын

Claire Lynch? It's Worth Believing is a great cover.

@gildone84

2 жыл бұрын

Did your wife ever consider that maybe that's the way Gordon wanted him to play? Just because she didn't like it doesn't make it wrong. That makes her criticism is nothing more than a cheap shot.

@iangray7410

2 жыл бұрын

@@gildone84 "Cheap shot", or just the opinion of Dolly Parton's backup singer on 3 albums, and a 3 time Grammy-nom in her own right. You're correct. Anything can be seen as a cheap shot. But some folks have depth and their observations might be worth more than some offended non-musician on this forum. Just sayin.

@dsage4351

2 жыл бұрын

@@iangray7410 menh...why take any of it into the public forum at all?