While on a trip to Acadia National Park in Maine, I did a side trip to see the Bangor Lumberjacks Baseball team in Bangor, Maine.

And of course, like in all baseball games, there is music between the innings. One inning they started to play "sundown" as it is unusal to hear a Gordon Lightfoot song at a baseball game today. As the song started out, it has that guitar beginning, but then, the vocal was someone doing the words in "spoken" rap and very clearly. And the chorus was the normal chorus from the song. It was interesting to hear, as I have no idea who did that version of Sundown, as I don't follow rap nor do I plan to buy that recording.

I did email the baseball team to see if they could help me in who this singer is.

If I hear from them, which I don't think I will, I will let all know about it.

Mike Marmer
Germantown, Maryland

While on a trip to Acadia National Park in Maine, I did a side trip to see the Bangor Lumberjacks Baseball team in Bangor, Maine.

And of course, like in all baseball games, there is music between the innings. One inning they started to play "sundown" as it is unusal to hear a Gordon Lightfoot song at a baseball game today. As the song started out, it has that guitar beginning, but then, the vocal was someone doing the words in "spoken" rap and very clearly. And the chorus was the normal chorus from the song. It was interesting to hear, as I have no idea who did that version of Sundown, as I don't follow rap nor do I plan to buy that recording.

I did email the baseball team to see if they could help me in who this singer is.

If I hear from them, which I don't think I will, I will let all know about it.

Mike Marmer
Germantown, Maryland

That's Elwood's rap version of SUNDOWN. See http://www.blastro.com/artists/artistpage/Elwood.html

That's Elwood's rap version of SUNDOWN. See http://www.blastro.com/artists/artistpage/Elwood.html

Mike,

I'm not a rap fan but that Elwood (that's the group name) version is very good, for what it is. A very respectful cover version.

Bill http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif

Well that was very interesting. Not exactly my kind of "Sundown" but it was well done. Would have been nice to see Gord in there somewhere!

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That's a real treat. What a great rendition of the song. It captures the feeling of it really well.

I also love that disco version of If You Could Read My Mind that was done for that movie "Club 54" or whatever it was called.

John

That's a real treat. What a great rendition of the song. It captures the feeling of it really well.

I also love that disco version of If You Could Read My Mind that was done for that movie "Club 54" or whatever it was called.

John

Thanks Annie for the link to the song, including the video part. Again, interesting and well done, but I will stick to the original version. Something for me to pass along to my folk friends not on this format! LOL!

Mike Marmer
Germantown, MD

Thanks Annie for the link to the song, including the video part. Again, interesting and well done, but I will stick to the original version. Something for me to pass along to my folk friends not on this format! LOL!

Mike Marmer
Germantown, MD

Well, Stationmaster, Gordon is in there. That's his 12 string in the intro. Elwood sampled it. Surely you don't think anyone else could play it quite like that, do you?

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Thanks Annie, not too bad, my computer kept buffering and it ws sort of choppy. But I can't imagine Gord "rapping it" the original is still the best.

Thanks Annie, not too bad, my computer kept buffering and it ws sort of choppy. But I can't imagine Gord "rapping it" the original is still the best.

Thanks Val, I kind of thought that was Gord but I thought it was recorded!