Artist	Song
Gordon Lightfoot	The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
from Summertime Dream (2009)
Gordon Lightfoot	If You Could Read My Mind
from If You Could Read My Mind (2009)
Gordon Lightfoot	Sundown
from Sundown (2009)
Gordon Lightfoot	Carefree Highway
from Sundown (2009)
Gordon Lightfoot	Rainy Day People
from Cold On the Shoulder (2010)
Gordon Lightfoot	Early Mornin' Rain
from Gordon Lightfoot: The United Artists Collection (1993)
Gordon Lightfoot	Beautiful
from Rhino Hi-Five: Gordon Lightfoot - EP (2005)
Gordon Lightfoot	Song for a Winter's Noght
from Gordon Lightfoot: The United Artists Collection (1993)
Gordon Lightfoot	Canadian Railroad Trilogy
from Gordon Lightfoot: The United Artists Collection (1993)
Gordon Lightfoot	Steel Rail Blues
from Gordon Lightfoot: The United Artists Collection (1993)
Gordon Lightfoot	Sit Down Young Stranger
from If You Could Read My Mind (2009)
Gordon Lightfoot	Did She Mention My Name
from Gordon Lightfoot: The United Artists Collection (1993)
Gordon Lightfoot	Summer Side of Life
from Summer Side of Life (2010)
Gordon Lightfoot	Cotton Jenny
from Summer Side of Life (2010)
Gordon Lightfoot	Circle of Steel
from Sundown (2009)
Gordon Lightfoot	Summertime Dream
from Summertime Dream (2009)
Gordon Lightfoot	Seven Island Suite
from Sundown (2009)
Gordon Lightfoot	Cold On the Shoulder
from Cold On the Shoulder (2010)
Gordon Lightfoot	Waiting for You
from Waiting for You (2010)
Gordon Lightfoot	Softly
from Gordon Lightfoot: The United Artists Collection (1993)
Gordon Lightfoot	A Painter Passing Through
from A Painter Passing Through (2010)
Gordon Lightfoot	East of Midnight
from East of Midnight (2010)
Gordon Lightfoot	Shadows (1988 Version)
from Gord's Gold, Vol. 2 (2010)
Gordon Lightfoot	Talking In Your Sleep
from Summer Side of Life (2010)
Gordon Lightfoot	The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
from Gordon Lightfoot: The United Artists Collection (1993)

Comment:

The anthemic "Canadian Railroad Trilogy" stands as one of Gordon Lightfoot's most enduring songs, breathtaking in its scope. "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" is the most popular historically based folk song since perhaps Woody Guthrie sang about Pretty Boy Floyd or Sacco & Vanzetti. But G.L. also can sing a tender love song with the best of them, as heard in "Song for a Winter's Night."

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