Gordon's rich voice and earthy folk-pop struck a chord with pop and country fans; these 20 songs bring you the best from both charts. Includes "Sundown," "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald," "If You... more

All the top hits from Gordon's 1970–82 hit-making prime plus more key cuts by the beloved folk-pop singer-songwriter: "If You Could Read My Mind," "Sundown," "Carefree Highway," "Rainy Day People,"... more

Gordon saw his songs become hits for everyone from Peter, Paul & Mary ("Early Morning Rain") to Marty Robbins ("Ribbon of Darkness"). His own versions join the 19 other essentials ( "Sundown,"... more

He might be the pride of Canada, but the beautiful, timeless songs of Gordon Lightfoot belong to the world. Folk and pop lovers everywhere treasure his music, and his fans are as happy as can be... more

Gordon had a close call in 2002, slipping into a coma after a near fatal internal hemorrhage. At the time he was working on demos for the sessions that would make up this 2004 album. Gordon ( a... more

Gordon's received some recognition early in his career with For Lovin' Me; Early Morning Rain, and Ribbon of Darkness (which was a #1 hit for Marty Robbins in 1965). Those three tunes join I'm Not... more

Gordon's classic fifth UA release: his March 30, 1969 Massey Hall performance in Toronto. Here are great live versions of Lightfoot fan favorites like Ribbon of Darkness and rare songs like Ballad of... more

This 26-song collection features his 1965 debut album and his 1967 folk-infused follow-up and includes Gordon's original versions of Early Morning Rain and Ribbon of Darkness.

John Simon, producer of albums for Leonard Cohen and the Band, produced Gordon's third United Artists release in New York in 1968. Gordon returned to Nashville later that year to record the heavily... more