Re: Lightfoot Cover Show: Aurora, On, on May 2/09
 

morn'n,

I have the videos from the other camera...got them from Paul. ..his was the other camera. Haven't gone through them all yet.

But...maybe we're all gonna get legal action against us for playing 'covers' and putting them up on the 'net'. (see thread in Covers--'Softly')

I can list the ones Paul and I did but not Tim or Ron's ..... had a list of theirs but thats gone now. (maybe ..once i view the dvd's from paul's camera ..and if they are all there...i can make a note..be happy to)

Did She Mention My Name Rainy Day People Pony Man I’ll Do Anything Somewhere USA Bitter Green Steel Rail Blues Ballad Of The Yarmouth Castle Spainish Moss Cotton Jenny

High And Dry You Are What I Am Cold On the Shoulder Pussy Willows Cattails Early Morning Rain If You Could Read My Mind Song For A Winters Night Wherefor and Why Inspiration Lady Second Cup Of Coffee I'll Tag Along Wreck of the Edmund Fitz Old Dans Records
Talking In Your Sleep
I'm Not Supposed To Care

Bold are the ones up on YOUTUBE...the ones we'll be sued over.

Re: Lightfoot Cover Show: Aurora, On, on May 2/09
 

I'll start collecting bail money..
thanks for the listing..

ok RJ and Tim - your turn to make a list...

Re: Lightfoot Cover Show: Aurora, On, on May 2/09
 

Not sure if I'll get the order right here but here's my list:

Long River
Miguel
Softly
The Way I Feel
The Gypsy
Your Love's Return
Affair on 8th Avenue
Closing Doors

The last of course, being my original.

Re: Lightfoot Cover Show: Aurora, On, on May 2/09
 

and that original is a great tune!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uYzW...e=channel_page

Re: Lightfoot Cover Show: Aurora, On, on May 2/09
 

I remember well what my lawyer always told me: "It's never as bad as it seems."

That is until the bill arrives of course..

OK back to the songs; and oh yeah wasn't that a fun night though eh?

So the tunes as Char requested are: "Triangle," "Canadian Railroad Trilogy," "Same Old Obsession," The Circle is Small," and "Don Quixote."

Beautiful little Canuck town outside Toronto where the country kinda comes a stealing in subtly in that country way.

It's Aurora town, the hometown of the master accomplished lead guitar composer for Gordon Lightfoot; Red Shea, and his sound was alive and well in that hall with his two fine students, John Stinson and Paul Bartlett leading the show.

Very enjoyable evening it was thanks again guys and gals for putting it all together.

Cheers, RJ.

Re: Lightfoot Cover Show: Aurora, On, on May 2/09
 

John,

A little late after the show, but I just wanted to say that I thought you performed great and your rendition of B of Y was "A1" as they say! As you know from bros Paul, that is one of my favourite songs from GL's.

Want to add that it was great getting all the other GL fans under one roof!

Hope to see many of you in Nov.

Best to all,