Gordon Lightfoot - If You Could Read My Mind

Gordon Lightfoot - If You Could Read My Mind - 1979 Soundstage Chicago

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[castle dan]

Long gone is the songwriter. It's weird how kids listen to the stuff of today and it ends up on some dumb NOW compilation and is forgotten a few days later. I heard this in the 70's and it still seems like i am hearing it again for the first time. The power of timeless music and artists...to change our lives for the better...

[pocogirl]

This song, and "The wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald" always create such a melancholy mood. He was quite a song writer in his day.

[AZUCENACRAIG]

plain and simple this is greatness

[humbleradio]

Wonderful upload. Thanks so much. Do you have more of this?

[fungulotualatuarazza]

it:s music like this that makes this difficult unforgiving life just a little more tolerable

[bigface168]

Classic......

[Wellch]

Winnie Perriwinkel !

[gyrofrequency]

For those of you not familar with Gordon's music, listen to "Talking In Your Sleep", "Did She Mention My Name", "Song For A Winter's Night", "Ribbon of Darkness", and "Second Cup of Coffee". Don't know how all that could come out of one man, but it did.

[gyrofrequency]

Brings back a flood of memories. Seems like all the lost loves are associated with his music. How interesting it is to remember the agony of heartbreak associated with one song, yet visualize different faces and times. Doesn't seem possible, but if you've ever had more than one deep relationship, you'll know what I mean. Doesn't matter how long ago, or if you're in a deep relationship right now, Gordon's music can transport you back in time instantly. Thank you Gordon.

[DavidTransformer]

We all have someone who we let go and this song will always bring them back to our thoughts. Painful to listen to, but beautiful all the same.

[Kristin Sturdevant]

I know. I feel like crawling inside myself to let it all pour out.

[Kristin Sturdevant]

Yes. And depthless. Thank you for your comment.