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Canadian music legend spring concert tour schedule just announced; includes stop at Peterborough Memorial Centre Canadian musical legend Gordon Lightfoot returns to the Peterborough Memorial Centre on April 13 for the first time since he helped with the City's flood relief concert in 2004.

Master Canadian songwriter Gordon Lightfoot returns to Atlantic Canada this spring for a series of concerts on his 2010 tour, including a stop at the Halifax Metro Centre on Fri., April 2 at 8 p.m. One of Canada's most honoured musicians, Lightfoot has won 15 Juno Awards and been nominated for five Grammy Awards.

West Coast singer/songwriter Gary Fjellgaard's long-lasting career is tracked in the tone of his voice and moods of his songs.

Canadian folksinging legend Gordon Lightfoot will play the National Arts Centre's Southam Hall Friday, April 9 and Saturday, April 10, 2010.

Artist Biography: Gordon Lightfoot By William Ruhlmann Canadian Gordon Lightfoot first began to gain recognition in the mid-'60s as a songwriter when his compositions For Lovin' Me" and Early Morning Rain" became hits for Peter, Paul & Mary , and Marty Robbins topped the country charts with Ribbon of Darkness." Lightfoot 's own style was ...

Jack Semple has been simply described as a guitar player's guitar player. Some, however, prefer to call him a blues guitar virtuoso.

The Canadian Songbook is real, but you won't find it in a library or a bookstore.

George Hamilton IV, singer, story teller and all around entertainer sang some of his greatest country and gospel hits, bringing back many memories for those in attendance at the Hanna Community Center on Sunday evening.

There's a kind of a restless feeling and it pulls me from within It sets my senses reeling and my wheels begin to spin In the quietude of winter you can hear the wild geese cry And I will always love that sound until the day I die "Restless" - Gordon Lightfoot As he writes so eloquently in one his favorite self-penned songs, songwriter and ...

Tonight: There are tons of bands playing tonight at Nutty's North, 805 N. West Ave., starting at 5:30 p.m. with Mersa, The Suit, From The Pages, Leading Last and The Amber End for an $8 cover.

Canadian Gordon Lightfoot first began to gain recognition in the mid-'60s as a songwriter when his compositions "For Lovin' Me" and "Early Morning Rain" became hits for Peter, Paul & Mary, and Marty Robbins topped the country charts with "Ribbon of Darkness." Lightfoot's own style was understated, his tasteful folk arrangements topped by a gentle ...

This Beat Goes On , the second part of journalist Neil Jennings' filmmaker Gary McGroarty's documentary series about the history of Canadian pop and rock music, debuts on Thursday on CBC TV at 9 p.m. The film features 50 musical clips and interviews with '70s Canadian music stars, those they influenced and industry folk.

Sorry, but this area needs the Macromedia Flash Player - click here to download the latest version This Beat Goes On Two-part series premiering: Thursday August 27, 2009 at 9 pm & Thursday September 3, 2009 on CBC-TV This Beat Goes On chronicles a jukebox full of Canadian classics from Gordon Lightfoot's "Sundown" to Troopers "Raise a Little Hell".

Two new documentaries exploring the Canadian music scene in the 1970s and '80s sound like they could be a bad trip in a hippie van, packed with a mullet band and a punk hitchhiker.

Two new documentaries exploring the Canadian music scene in the 1970s and '80s sound like they could be a bad trip in a hippie van, packed with a mullet band and a punk hitchhiker.

Two new documentaries exploring the Canadian music scene in the 1970s and '80s sound like they could be a bad trip in a hippie van, packed with a mullet band and a punk hitchhiker.

Canadian troubadour Gordon Lightfoot visits Great Falls for a concert on Oct. 8 at the Mansfield Theater.

Canadian troubadour Gordon Lightfoot visits Great Falls for a concert on Oct. 8 at the Mansfield Theater.

A lot of folks at 70 years old are ready to kick back and take it easy. Not singer/songwriter Gordon Lightfoot, though.