Your 8 track Lightfoot collection !

[Jesse Joe]

Might as well do the 8 tracks.... :redface: :whistle:

Here are mine...

LIGHTFOOT

The way I Feel

Did She Mention My Name

Back Here On Earth

If You Could Read My Mind

Summer Side Of Life

Don Quixote

Old Dan's Record

SUNDOWN

Cold On The Shoulder

Gord's Gold

Summertime Dream

Endless Wire

Dream Street Rose

[formerlylavender]

Sundown and SSOL, and they both still play!

[TC]

When I came "of age" 8-tracks were being replaced by cassettes so I never owned anything on 8-track.

[Borderstone]

Just one : "Sundown" ...but hey,it's the best one right? :)

[Jesse Joe]

Sundown was definitely the one that got a lot of air play... 8 track tapes were such a pain to make durable. :rolleyes:

[Andy T.]

God, I'll have to dig them up so I can even remember which ones I have!
-Andy

[Andy T.]

Okay, I dug mine up today. 14 total including alternates. SSOLx2, SDx3, EW, DSR, GG, COTS, SUNDOWN, and the first UA Best Of from 1970. Plus Quadraphonic SUNDOWNx2 and COTS.

http://members.trainorders.com/android/misc/GL8tracks.jpg

[Lisa J]

I just stumbled across this posting and had to reply... I too have serveral GL 8 tracks. the only player I have is the one in the 1975 chevy truck that came with the 8 tracks. The truck was a gift from my mom, the tapes were in a cabinet in the camper. What great memories I have of weekend trips with my mom where we sat on the roof of the camper, taking in the rays, listening to Gordon's voice playing on the 8 track. Nothing better. I don't think i can part with that old truck.

[Wes Steele]

You "guys" brought back a lot of memories.

I used to have all of them but literally abused them in my '72 Buick Riviera and '74 Electra 225.

[Cathy]

I had an 8 track in my 1971 LeMans. During the summer of 1974, it started smoking and burned up my Jim Croce tape. I'd only had the 8 track for about a month. After swearing, and calling it a few choice names I decided to take it back to Zayre's (the local department store where I bought it). I didn't think I stood much of a chance of getting it replaced, because I didn't have a receipt. But sure enough they gave me a new one, which lasted for about three years. Years later, I sold the car to a young guy in town. He rewired it, put dual exhaust, fender flares and wide tires on, and gave it a new paint job. One day, I saw him drive up the Strickland Road, right by our house. I yelled, "Hey, there goes the Lemans!" A while later, I went outside to get the mail, and I noticed a black mushroom cloud about a mile up the road. Shortly after that, a couple of fire trucks went by, and about an hour later, a flatbed truck drove by... with the charred remains of my poor old Lemans.

Cathy