[Second part of a two-parter. A mere 33 hours later than intended. Gotta love these December power outages....]Next stop on today's Canadian gravy train: GORDON LIGHTFOOT.
(When I was but a wee lad, I think I may have thought that Mr. Lightfoot played the lead character in "Grizzly Adams" [see photo above]. No offence, Dan Haggerty.)
(Despite today's winter theme [see "ANNE MURRAY" below], Mr. Lightfoot's early standard, "Song for a Winter's Night" [1969], has rather inexplicably failed to make the grade. No offence, Gord. Have some more moose meat.)
(Go [HERE] to find a whole slew of delightful recipes using moose, e.g. "moose stew," "braised moose," and, our personal fave, "moose nose in jelly.")
[MP3] "If You Could Read My Mind" [1970]
[MP3] "Sundown" [1974]
[MP3] "Rainy Day People" [1975]
[MP3] "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" [1976]
1 comment:
Jeez... do you happen to live in Belleville? We had about 20 hours without power.
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