--- Ron Greer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hi > > > >>Magsie wrote > >>>Rose, just so happen to have received from honey boi > Gord's Gold..a fabulous CD which has all his old and good > tunes on it.<<< > > > a bit of advice please!! > > in my youth "sundown" was a hit here & i absolutely loved it. i never > investigated further tho cause most of my friends at that stage said > that while that song was nice, the rest was worth bothering about. i > never really believed them, but never got got out to investigate > gordon. > > now when i go to the cd shop there are just so many albums of his i > just dont know where to start - some pointers would be mu ch > appreciated please :-) > > if i remember correctly - didnt he do an album with daniel lanois > producing?? ive never found that on here > > > Ron, see if you can find a copy of Gord's Gold. It is a 2 record set on one disc, although I believe one of the original songs is missing. Anyway, it is excellent because it includes songs like Softly, Beautiful (probably one of my most favourites) . You will find The Canadian Railway Trilogy on it, Song For A Winter's Night (Sarah McLecklin did that right Uncle John?) (and yes I do know how to spell McLachlan ;-)
the point is, Ron, that is the only Gordie I own.. I lost access to the others when I moved...sooooo that is the one I suggest. Some of Gordie's newer work just wasnt my thing. Same thing happened with Brucie imho. I admire Gordie, he's still hanging in there despite the controversial talk. with a tonne of love in her heart, Magsie... watching la neige fall on cedars np: Mimi's alarm which has been sounding off for about ten minutes ! lol!!! ===== it's a miracle! Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/
