Wow he shocked me! GORDON LIGHTFOOT Sundown REACTION - First time hearing

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GORDON LIGHTFOOT Sundown REACTION - First time hearing

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[atimtambaby]

In my mind's eye I can still remember her skirt swirling as we danced to Sundown. I often joked that I would marry the first woman that was a Gordon Lightfoot fan. We have been together for over 45 years...err...she's endured me for damn near a half century. Sheesh!

[eagletalons]

Mr. Gordon Lightfoot has passed away today (1 May, 2023) at the age of 84 yrs. old, thanks for all the great music and memories, and may you RIP Mr. Lightfoot!

[Lakeshore]

Thanks Harri for reacting to Gordon Lightfoot again. I like what Bob Dylan once said about him. “Every time I hear Gordon Lightfoot sing, I wish the song would never end”. Bob Dylan did the induction speech when Gordon was inducted in the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. 😊🇨🇦🇨🇦

[kat]

Harri I enjoy your colorful wardrobe, colorful background & colorful commentary! Peace.

[cheryla]

Harri this song is written about his then girlfriend Cathy Smith, one of his back up singers, who was largely responsible for the breakup of his first marriage. She was a real party girl and would often take off for the city to “party” leaving him working on his songwriting at home. She was very untrustworthy. She is the one responsible for the death of actor/comedian John Belushi when she overdosed him with a heroin/cocaine injection. She was sent to prison . Served her time, and I believe passed away a while ago.

[genataylor]

My boy friend introduced me to Gordon Lightfoot back in 1970 or 1971 when I was in the Army. He also introduced me to Pink Floyd, became permanent fans of both of them. My boy friend and I went through some really strange times. I lost contact with him after he got out of the Army. Mike Elliott if you are still alive and see this, still think the world of you.

[cindyweir]

I was obsessed with Gordon Lightfoot music in the 80s. Couldn’t get enough of it RIP Gord ♥️🎶

[karowak]

I could listen to that voice all day long

[michaelmartinelli]

Picture it, America, Summertime 1974 and playing on the radio "Sundown" by Gordon Lightfoot. Priceless 🤗 ⚾

[laurawelsh]

Thank you for reacting to so many of Gordon Lightfoots songs. I live near his home town and will be attending his public visitation tomorrow. I’ve enjoyed binge watching your videos. The church bell will ring 84 times in his honour. Thank you for keeping his and others music alive.

[surlechapeau]

Harri, for your 7th Gordon Lightfoot song, I'd recommend "Carefree Highway"!

[marybaillie]

Talking in Your Sleep
Rainy Day People
Early Morning Rain
Carefree Highway
Canadian Railroad Trilogy
Black Day in July
All Gordon Lightfoot songs are always a great story. It's his great ability to grab you, no matter what the song, at the start and you need to know the rest of the story. Every song a treasure and so is Gordon. 🇨🇦 Loved your reaction Harri. Thanks for more Gordon. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

[bkm]

Gordon is another reason why I love our neighbors the Canadians! Great song, Thanks Harry.

[flyingbeaver]

Gordon died yesterday, May 1st 2023. I grew up - and grew old - with Gordon Lightfoot. I played music professionally - mostly a very uneventful career - and something that always amazed me about Gordon what his mastery of composing, arranging, playing and recording his music. He could sit down and write out, in musical notation, every piece or riff for every instrument in every song, perfectly. Some musicians can't read or write music - and that's their gig - but Gord was a superb musician from every standpoint. More importantly, he never wrote a song that I wouldn't play again. Some songs, like The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald, are so powerful that they bring tears to people's eyes even today. But I bet you could binge-listen, Hari, and never find a song you wouldn't listen to again. Some you might wish you could forget - Black Day in July, for example - but you'll never say that they're not great songs. Best, Hari. R.I.P. Gordon Lightfoot, fellow Canadian and truly a Canadian icon as well as a gift to the world. A musician's musician but also one who is still attracting new listener whose parents hadn't even been born when Gord wrote the songs. Truly. If that's not staying power, I don't know what is.

[jamesdrynan]

Lightfoot's melodies and lyrics were astonishing. His gorgeous tenor voice imparted the perfect emotional feeling.

He's talking about drinking, "sometimes I think it's a shame when I get feeling better when I'm feeling no pain". He's talking about only feelling better when he's drunk.

[acorrado]

Thanks for your reaction! I always really enjoyed this song too for the groove but had no idea that he wrote it about Catherine Smith, a bad woman that he was involved with while he was married. His affair with Catherine Smith resulted in one of the most expensive divorce settlements in Canadian history at the time. Running around ( "creeping") was how Catherine Smith lived her life and she caused a lot of problems (a path of destruction) for quite a few well known musicians. She was involved with Levon Helm and all of the members of 'The Band' in the late sixties and was an influence in their song, "The Weight". She later moved on to Gordon Lightfoot in the 70's but was involved with many other musicians. Most shocking of all about Catherine's path of destruction is she later became involved with John Belushi in the 80's and ended up serving time in prison (not enough time!) for injecting the mix of heroin/cocaine into John Belushi that killed him. Catherine's story on Wikipedia is detailed and quite shocking.

[firedoc]

When I was in the Navy my best mate and I really bonded over this song, "...looking like a queen in a sailor's dream". Gordon is a fantastic singer, songwriter, and storyteller.

[addjen]

This is my favorite Gordon Lightfoot song. Loved it since the first time I heard it. Thanks for playing and reacting.

[Mamamary]

That is such a great song! Gordon Lightfoot is always a treat to listen to but this one is my favorite of his . ❤