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Old 02-06-2007, 06:07 PM   #17
Jennifer
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I was apprehensive about buying some of Gords later stuff where his voice has thinned out considerably. But after listening to some of it, it really doesn't matter. Any of the resonance/richness he has lost in his voice he makes up for hundredfold with the thoughtful way he composes his songs, and the way he caresses each word. Sure the voice is not as velvety and smooth anymore but Gordon has so much more to offer besides a pretty voice. And despite the voice change, "raspiness" as some describe it, I still enjoyed my GL concert experience very much. Of course had I been around to see him in his prime it might have bothered me. I can understand how it would be a little heartbreaking for those of you who have been following him for many years, and you want to remember him as he once was. I think thats ok. However Gord was already into his 60's by the time I became a big fan, so I think he sings ok for a gentleman of his age.
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