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miketouhy
09-16-2004, 07:10 PM
at the sight lightfoot.ca/ it mentions being released in 1973 instead of 1974. even at Valerie's old Lightfoot page is listed as 1973 as well. was it perhaps released in Canada perhaps in Dec. 73 and the follow month in the US? even his 1st album Lightfoot in some of the stories about the album released is sometimes credited to 1965 instead of 1966.
miketouhy
09-16-2004, 07:10 PM
at the sight lightfoot.ca/ it mentions being released in 1973 instead of 1974. even at Valerie's old Lightfoot page is listed as 1973 as well. was it perhaps released in Canada perhaps in Dec. 73 and the follow month in the US? even his 1st album Lightfoot in some of the stories about the album released is sometimes credited to 1965 instead of 1966.
Don Quixote
09-16-2004, 08:57 PM
It was the seventies, and alot of that decade went up in "smoke", if you get my drift!
Sean
searam
09-16-2004, 08:57 PM
It was the seventies, and alot of that decade went up in "smoke", if you get my drift!
Sean
miketouhy
09-16-2004, 09:16 PM
uh no i don't. could you please be specific?
miketouhy
09-16-2004, 09:16 PM
uh no i don't. could you please be specific?
stationmaster
09-16-2004, 09:40 PM
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miketouhy
09-16-2004, 09:43 PM
look! eother somebody answer my question or don't say anything.
miketouhy
09-16-2004, 09:43 PM
look! eother somebody answer my question or don't say anything.
quote:Originally posted by miketouhy:
look! eother somebody answer my question or don't say anything.
My album purchased in the US of A says "All songs were written by Gordon Lightfoot and published by Moose Music (CAPAC), 1973 Moose Music, a division of Early Morning Productions Ltd, Toronto". It also says "Made in USA in 1974 - Warner Bros. Records Inc." Perhaps that is where the mix up generates?
I've noticed that your questions deal with the minutia of GL information...are you writing a book, miketouhy? Will I get a research credit? http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif
Jack
quote:Originally posted by miketouhy:
look! eother somebody answer my question or don't say anything.
My album purchased in the US of A says "All songs were written by Gordon Lightfoot and published by Moose Music (CAPAC), 1973 Moose Music, a division of Early Morning Productions Ltd, Toronto". It also says "Made in USA in 1974 - Warner Bros. Records Inc." Perhaps that is where the mix up generates?
I've noticed that your questions deal with the minutia of GL information...are you writing a book, miketouhy? Will I get a research credit? http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif
Jack
Auburn Annie
09-17-2004, 09:43 AM
quote:Originally posted by jack:
My album purchased in the US of A says "All songs were written by Gordon Lightfoot and published by Moose Music (CAPAC), 1973 Moose Music, a division of Early Morning Productions Ltd, Toronto". It also says "Made in USA in 1974 - Warner Bros. Records Inc." Perhaps that is where the mix up generates?
I've noticed that your questions deal with the minutia of GL information...are you writing a book, miketouhy? Will I get a research credit? http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif
Jack
It was recorded in November 1973 at the Eastern Sound studios in Toronto, and released in January 1974 by Warners.
Auburn Annie
09-17-2004, 09:43 AM
quote:Originally posted by jack:
My album purchased in the US of A says "All songs were written by Gordon Lightfoot and published by Moose Music (CAPAC), 1973 Moose Music, a division of Early Morning Productions Ltd, Toronto". It also says "Made in USA in 1974 - Warner Bros. Records Inc." Perhaps that is where the mix up generates?
I've noticed that your questions deal with the minutia of GL information...are you writing a book, miketouhy? Will I get a research credit? http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif
Jack
It was recorded in November 1973 at the Eastern Sound studios in Toronto, and released in January 1974 by Warners.
BILLW
09-17-2004, 11:48 AM
quote:Originally posted by miketouhy:
look! eother somebody answer my question or don't say anything.
This forum is a little more freewheeling than that. But it suits most of us. LOL
Was that SUPPOSED to be a joke ?
Bill http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif
johnfowles
09-17-2004, 12:25 PM
quote:Originally posted by BILLW:
Was that SUPPOSED to be a joke ?
Bill http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif
The really funny thing is that I keep misreading your name as Mike Touchy and you just proved how apt that would be!!
Anyway interesting that you opined (sorry Al there's that word again!!) that Lightfoot! was releasaed in i966 not the usually accepted/stated 1965.I know I first became aware of this marvellous voice in 1965 when I first of all heard the Buddy Holly style song "Spin Spin" which was in the Canadian top ten in October 1965 (http://www.webfitz.com/lyrics/Charts/1966/Ch196610.html) but after that I then heard Gord's masterly cover of Ewan McColl's "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face"and I seem to remember that I wasted no time trying to find the Lightfoot! first UA album in order to get "Face" and yet I recorded at the time that I bought it in April 1967 (not long before I first saw Gord Live in May 1967). So I have always doubted the claim of a 1965 release date. Or does anybody reading this have more information???
Actually Wayne who usuasly uses impecable details says in his 1960s chronology page
"In January, Lightfoot! is released by United Artists."
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My Gordon Lightfoot webring
starts at
http://www.johnfowles.org.uk/lightfoot
johnfowles
09-17-2004, 12:25 PM
quote:Originally posted by BILLW:
Was that SUPPOSED to be a joke ?
Bill http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif
The really funny thing is that I keep misreading your name as Mike Touchy and you just proved how apt that would be!!
Anyway interesting that you opined (sorry Al there's that word again!!) that Lightfoot! was releasaed in i966 not the usually accepted/stated 1965.I know I first became aware of this marvellous voice in 1965 when I first of all heard the Buddy Holly style song "Spin Spin" which was in the Canadian top ten in October 1965 (http://www.webfitz.com/lyrics/Charts/1966/Ch196610.html) but after that I then heard Gord's masterly cover of Ewan McColl's "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face"and I seem to remember that I wasted no time trying to find the Lightfoot! first UA album in order to get "Face" and yet I recorded at the time that I bought it in April 1967 (not long before I first saw Gord Live in May 1967). So I have always doubted the claim of a 1965 release date. Or does anybody reading this have more information???
Actually Wayne who usuasly uses impecable details says in his 1960s chronology page
"In January, Lightfoot! is released by United Artists."
------------------
My Gordon Lightfoot webring
starts at
http://www.johnfowles.org.uk/lightfoot
violet Blue Horse
09-17-2004, 03:15 PM
I have PMS . . . what's your excuse?
quote:Originally posted by miketouhy:
look! eother somebody answer my question or don't say anything.
violet Blue Horse
09-17-2004, 03:15 PM
I have PMS . . . what's your excuse?
quote:Originally posted by miketouhy:
look! eother somebody answer my question or don't say anything.
silenceandsound86
09-17-2004, 04:34 PM
Wait a minute!!! John, are you saying Gordon did not write The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face????
Wait a minute!!! John, are you saying Gordon did not write The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face????
Station Master
09-17-2004, 05:34 PM
i dunno the answer...so i won't say anything
BUT hope a pic's allowed (under this thread's rules)
http://www.waynemillsband.com/Wayne%20Mills%20Band/Pictures%20-%2006-2003/up%20in%20smoke.JPG
i dunno the answer...so i won't say anything
BUT hope a pic's allowed (under this thread's rules)
http://www.waynemillsband.com/Wayne%20Mills%20Band/Pictures%20-%2006-2003/up%20in%20smoke.JPG
Auburn Annie
09-17-2004, 05:43 PM
Story originally printed in the La Crosse Tribune or online at http://www.lacrossetribune.com
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Peggy Seeger, inspiration for ballad, shares her own music
By LINDA McALPINE / La Crosse Tribune
Peggy Seeger's face may not have been the one to launch a thousand ships, but it was the inspiration for a popular love ballad.
Seeger, half-sister of famous folk singer Pete Seeger and renown in the genre herself, was in La Crosse to perform at the Great River Folk Festival, which continues today on the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse campus.
"We weren't married then, and were estranged, and not getting along very well," Seeger said of her 30-year relationship with songwriter Ewan McColl. "I was in California and he was in England."
Seeger said McColl sang "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face," to her over the phone.
"He told me he made it up on the phone as he was talking to me, saying he was cuckoo in love," she said.
"He never sang it again," she said. "He gave it to me."
McColl died in 1989, but Seeger said she thinks of him every time she sings that song.
Auburn Annie
09-17-2004, 05:43 PM
Story originally printed in the La Crosse Tribune or online at http://www.lacrossetribune.com
*******************************************
Peggy Seeger, inspiration for ballad, shares her own music
By LINDA McALPINE / La Crosse Tribune
Peggy Seeger's face may not have been the one to launch a thousand ships, but it was the inspiration for a popular love ballad.
Seeger, half-sister of famous folk singer Pete Seeger and renown in the genre herself, was in La Crosse to perform at the Great River Folk Festival, which continues today on the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse campus.
"We weren't married then, and were estranged, and not getting along very well," Seeger said of her 30-year relationship with songwriter Ewan McColl. "I was in California and he was in England."
Seeger said McColl sang "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face," to her over the phone.
"He told me he made it up on the phone as he was talking to me, saying he was cuckoo in love," she said.
"He never sang it again," she said. "He gave it to me."
McColl died in 1989, but Seeger said she thinks of him every time she sings that song.
silenceandsound86
09-17-2004, 06:19 PM
Auburn Annie, Thanks so much for that info. I swear there is not a single thing that someone on this forum does not know or cannot find out. It's amazing!
Auburn Annie, Thanks so much for that info. I swear there is not a single thing that someone on this forum does not know or cannot find out. It's amazing!
TheWatchman
09-18-2004, 11:21 AM
quote:Originally posted by miketouhy:
look! eother somebody answer my question or don't say anything.
Did you hear the one about the old man in the nursing home?
No. What happened? http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif
No. What happened? http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif
johnfowles
09-18-2004, 08:28 PM
quote:Originally posted by djb:
No. What happened? http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif
He got lost while walking in a forest but luckily somebody found him!
And Rona Ewan MacColl's great song is one of only a small handful of songs on Gord's 20 Original Albums that he did not compose himself
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My Gordon Lightfoot webring
starts at
http://www.johnfowles.org.uk/lightfoot
johnfowles
09-18-2004, 08:28 PM
quote:Originally posted by djb:
No. What happened? http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif
He got lost while walking in a forest but luckily somebody found him!
And Rona Ewan MacColl's great song is one of only a small handful of songs on Gord's 20 Original Albums that he did not compose himself
------------------
My Gordon Lightfoot webring
starts at
http://www.johnfowles.org.uk/lightfoot
silenceandsound86
09-19-2004, 01:26 AM
John, I was making myself crazy, when I finally realized I was getting "The first time ever I saw your face" and "The last time I saw her" confused! First, last, whatever...
Funny story: Iwas just going through some old cards I had sent my parents a zillion years ago when I was in college (1976.) I quote: "I didn't tell you that Gordon Lightfoot was (still is) at Sahara Tahoe when we were there. However, we did not go see him. $12.50 per person for the midnight show and $17.50 (!!) for the 8 p.m. show! Can you believe that?! It was very depressing walking around Sahara's and seeing all these pictures of him all over and seeing all these rich people standing in line."
Nothing like a starving student, right?
John, I was making myself crazy, when I finally realized I was getting "The first time ever I saw your face" and "The last time I saw her" confused! First, last, whatever...
Funny story: Iwas just going through some old cards I had sent my parents a zillion years ago when I was in college (1976.) I quote: "I didn't tell you that Gordon Lightfoot was (still is) at Sahara Tahoe when we were there. However, we did not go see him. $12.50 per person for the midnight show and $17.50 (!!) for the 8 p.m. show! Can you believe that?! It was very depressing walking around Sahara's and seeing all these pictures of him all over and seeing all these rich people standing in line."
Nothing like a starving student, right?
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