today at 84. Loved his music.
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One of the greats ….
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He was great writing and singing. He was amazing on stage live too.
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He’s now just a ghost from a wishing well.
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He was very good.RIP Gordon
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Loved his songs. In fact I had just downloaded a few more of his last week.
RIP Gordon Lightfoot.
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I was listening to some of his music Saturday by the fire pit on the deck.
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I had the Apple Music Gordon Lightfoot channel playing while we had breakfast Sunday morning
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Loved Sundown, but my introduction to Gordon Lightfoot was The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
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I have a double album of his. I listened to it on the way to Maryland. I love his music.
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‘If You Could Read My Mind’ and ‘Sundown’ were my favorites.
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Canadian Railroad Trilogy i thought was his best one…listening to it one can just see the trans Canadian railroad being built in the mind
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I like to think he and the lost crew of the Edmund Fitzgerald are enjoying a cold one out there, somewhere.
He honored those men and their families in a touching, profound way.
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They don’t make story tellers like Gordon anymore.
Such a shame.
He will definitely be missed.
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We keep losing our great musicians from a time when music was great.
There is a definite void from that era with the loss of Gordon Lightfoot. RIP!
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Lost Gordon, Harry Chapin and John Denver. Great story tellers. Damn I must be getting old…
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Not to mention David Crosby in January.
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For three long days and three long nights
They wept and they mourned and then
She returned to her work and her weavin’
And they tried to forget about Cherokee Bend
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