Gordon Lightfoot -Plus Sunday Concert -BEAR FAMIL CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

01. "In A Windowpane"
02. "The Lost Children"
03. "Leaves Of Grass"
04. "I'm Not Sayin' / Ribbon Of Darkness"
05. "Apology"
06. "Bitter Green"
07. "Ballad of the Yarmouth Castle"
08. "Softly"
09. "Boss Man"
10. "Pussywillows, cat-tails"
11. "Canadian Railroad Trilogy"
12. "Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues"
13. "Movin' (1)"
14. "I'll Be Alright"
15. "Spin, Spin (Nashville version, tk 8)"
16. "Movin' (2)"

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Description:

Sunday Concert -16 Tr.- is an album by Gordon Lightfoot, released in 1993. Sunday Concert -16 Tr.- includes a.o. the following tracks: â??In A Windowpaneâ?, â??Leaves Of Grassâ?, â??Boss Manâ?, â??Pussy Willows, Cat-Tailsâ? and more. The album is a pop CD. - PLUS EXTRA STUDIO CUTS

Gordon Lightfoot's Massey Hall concerts in Toronto are a 30-year tradition. The March 30th, 1969 concert not only allowed the singer/songwriter an opportunity to perform songs such as Ribbon Of Darkness that were quickly becoming standards for an adoring hometown crowd, it also allowed him to debut ambitious unrecorded songs like Ballad of Yarmouth Castle, an apparent precursor of his 1976 hit, The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald. Essentially solo except for guitarist Red Shea and bassist Rick Haynes at the concert, this 11-song acoustic performance is augmented by four electric studio recordings, circa 1968, including a cover of Dylan's Just Like Tom Thumb's Blue This 16-track CD completes Bear Family's reissue of Lightfoot's complete 1965-1969 five-album output for United Artists, and includes such enduring Lightfoot classics as Canadian Railroad Trilogy, Ribbon of Darkness and the Nashville version of Spin Spin.

Compared to the mastering found on The Original Lightfoot, the album proper has more stereo separation (the bass is noticeably more prominent in the mix) and runs over 30 seconds longer on this release. To date, this release is the only way to obtain the bonus tracks in digital format. "Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues" was previously issued the A-side of United Artists 929 (1965), and was sourced from vinyl for this release. The version of "Spin, Spin" found here is the previously unreleased original recording. The final, released version can be found as a bonus track on Bear Family's Did She Mention My Name/Back Here On Earth two-fer (the sole appearance of the song in digital format.)

Producer:

John Simon

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Manufacturer No.:

BCD15691

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