This 1972 collection captures Lightfoot in a period of prolific output, showcasing his characteristic blend of folk, country, and pop sensibilities. It includes several of his most enduring songs.
- "Old Dan's Records" reached number 129 on the Billboard 200.
- The album was recorded at Much Music in Toronto.
- The track "Overture/Kid Stew" was co-written with Barry Keane, drummer for the band Lighthouse.
Gordon Lightfoot was a Canadian folk singer-songwriter known for his baritone voice and narrative songwriting. In 1972, he was at a creative peak, having recently released the successful "If You Could Read My Mind."
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