Sam Roberts sings Gordon Lightfoot's / Steel Rail Blues.

[Jesse Joe]

http://www.umusicpub.com/swatdata/umpghqassets/alu2851.jpg (http://umusic.ca/samroberts/index.php)


This fantastic Canadian signer from Montreal, does a great {Solo Job} with Gord's, 'Steel Rail Blues.'


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFDyWKjntXk

[ June 18, 2007, 08:10: Message edited by: Jesse Joe ]

[Jesse Joe]

http://www.umusicpub.com/swatdata/umpghqassets/alu2851.jpg (http://umusic.ca/samroberts/index.php)


This fantastic Canadian signer from Montreal, does a great {Solo Job} with Gord's, 'Steel Rail Blues.'


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFDyWKjntXk

[ June 18, 2007, 08:10: Message edited by: Jesse Joe ]

[charlene]

he does a great version and he's very cute to boot! i thought this had been posted a long time ago..maybe not..I'd seen it a while ago and thought it was here..
love it..

[RM]

When introducing the song, does he say "When in doubt, look to the Gord" ? I've listened about 10 times trying to decipher the words, but to no avail. I'm tellin' ya, Canadians talk funny.

It is a very nice version.

[Jesse Joe]

That's what it sounds like Ron, maybe Board instead of Gord??

[RM]

Jesse,

'Board' was my first thought, 'Bard' was my second. 'Gord' was the third. This is the problem.

[Jesse Joe]

We will have to investigate that...lol Char you being Canadian what do you think ? :) Or anyone else out there, do we Canadians talk funny ? eh ! :D :rolleyes: ;) :)

[charlene]

GORD - he said 'look to the Gord"..
well us Canucks up here don't talk funny but them east-coasters sure do!
lol
j/k...i LOVES the down east accent. that and italian accents..
now - an Italian Newfie would be right up my alley!
lol

[Jesse Joe]

Well said Char. "Look to the Gord" is what I tought but wasn't 100% sure.

If you love the down east accent, I may have to phone you up for an interview! lol

"My name is Fiona Cournoyer", from SCTV, remember, "I am a Nuclear Physicists"... :D :)

[ June 18, 2007, 16:55: Message edited by: Jesse Joe ]

[RM]

Charlene,

Thanks for clearing that up. It's definitely good advice.