Hello, fellow Gord fans. Can someone point me in the right direction to purchase the "Salute" cassette or album? (I don't believe it's ever been available on CD.) Or if someone is that fantastic out there that they would record their own copy and mail it to me, that would be GREAT. You can email me at my e-address shown, or reply at this site. I registered also under "Margie" but somehow can't post under that entry; guess I am not exactly computer literate these days...very out of practice since I am out of the work place and raising a toddler! Love this site and reading all your interesting comments about the Master Songwriter/Singer: GORDO! What would we do without his magical music?
Thanks & Regards.
M. (Wishing for the Salute album!)

Margaret, hi. If you dont get a better offer, I'll be happy to record it to tape for you.

Margaret, hi. If you dont get a better offer, I'll be happy to record it to tape for you.

Margaret,
Sorry, I can't help you. I have the album, but no longer have a record player. I haven't heard the album in years. Other than the songs from SALUTE on SONGBOOK. You will not be disappointed, it is one of Gord's finest.

Margaret,
Sorry, I can't help you. I have the album, but no longer have a record player. I haven't heard the album in years. Other than the songs from SALUTE on SONGBOOK. You will not be disappointed, it is one of Gord's finest.

Margaret,

Where you live might have some bearing on this, I believe. (although I'm not certain!)
All I know is that you can't play a UK video
tape on a USA vcr, etc. Different electrical currents or something.....I assume it's the same for audio cassettes and albums?

If you are located in the USA we'll do our best to help you out.

midnightmisty

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Margaret,

Where you live might have some bearing on this, I believe. (although I'm not certain!)
All I know is that you can't play a UK video
tape on a USA vcr, etc. Different electrical currents or something.....I assume it's the same for audio cassettes and albums?

If you are located in the USA we'll do our best to help you out.

midnightmisty

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Hello, Silverheels, Tom and Midnightmisty:
WOW - you are all so great to reply and/or offer help. I wanted to log on last night but have been sick. Anyway, I used to have the Salute cassette, but it was lost in a car which was bent around a tree by an ex-boyfriend. The only thing I miss out of the whole lot (Salute, car, boyfriend) is...you guessed it...SALUTE. I have hit brick walls trying to get the cassette or album (I am, indeed from the US -- Upstate NY, actually!) ... sooo ... ANY help at all would be truly appreciated! I'm heading to Canada this week for some relaxation with my husband and son, so you can bet I'll be bringing lots o' Gord up to listen to. Perfect setting: lake, loons, woods. Aaahhh.
Well, I'll wait to get your advice regarding Salute. Thanks, again!
PS: of interest is that on past trips to Ottawa, I have never gotten lucky enough to find Salute available, even there.
PPS: Favorite songs from Salute are Whispers of the North, Knotty Pine and Biscuit City. How 'bout y'all?

Margaret,

We are also from the US - east coast region,
though. I'll be happy to make some calls & see what I can find. How does one survive
without "Tattoo" & "Whispers Of The North"?!

midnightmisty

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Margaret,

We are also from the US - east coast region,
though. I'll be happy to make some calls & see what I can find. How does one survive
without "Tattoo" & "Whispers Of The North"?!

midnightmisty

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Margaret,
I can also tape Salute for you, if no one else is able to. I have the album and still have the turntable as well. Let me know, you can email me privately if you want me to tape it for you. Have a good trip to Canada. I haven't been back to Ontario in 10 years since I became "Alberta Bound".

Margaret,
I can also tape Salute for you, if no one else is able to. I have the album and still have the turntable as well. Let me know, you can email me privately if you want me to tape it for you. Have a good trip to Canada. I haven't been back to Ontario in 10 years since I became "Alberta Bound".

Kim,

Are you in Canada? Does anyone know if there is a difference in the electrical currents
between Canada and the US? We've been to Canada many times, but had no reason to ask at those times. There's a difference between the US & UK and we can't play each other's
video cassettes, etc. Will it work if someone
from Canada tapes it for her? (NY State, USA)

I'd like to know because this is a very giving bb community and everyone wants to help each other and would hate to see an effort made in vain.

Margaret, I've called all over and have been told that "Salute" on cassette and LP is out of print. (1983?) So you'll either have to find a used record store or have someone tape
a copy. It's the only Gord LP that I only have one copy of, as luck would have it. And I'm afraid to tape it and mail it in this terrible east coast heat because it would melt the tape.

We'll keep working on it, though.

midnightmisty

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Kim,

Are you in Canada? Does anyone know if there is a difference in the electrical currents
between Canada and the US? We've been to Canada many times, but had no reason to ask at those times. There's a difference between the US & UK and we can't play each other's
video cassettes, etc. Will it work if someone
from Canada tapes it for her? (NY State, USA)

I'd like to know because this is a very giving bb community and everyone wants to help each other and would hate to see an effort made in vain.

Margaret, I've called all over and have been told that "Salute" on cassette and LP is out of print. (1983?) So you'll either have to find a used record store or have someone tape
a copy. It's the only Gord LP that I only have one copy of, as luck would have it. And I'm afraid to tape it and mail it in this terrible east coast heat because it would melt the tape.

We'll keep working on it, though.

midnightmisty

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Margaret, you are now going to be spoilt for choice! LOL BTW I LOVE Biscuit City too, among others. Have a good trip.

Margaret, you are now going to be spoilt for choice! LOL BTW I LOVE Biscuit City too, among others. Have a good trip.

Again, I am amazed at how genuinely NICE you all are! I guess I shouldn't be: anyone who cherishes & relishes GL's music the same way we do has GOT to be one decent human being!
Silver Heels, thanks for checking around. I have found the same answer: "out of print". KIM: if you could record your album and mail it to me, that would be great. I will cover your cost; just let me know how much and I'll forward payment. How can I email you? I'm new to this site, so I could use some guidance. I'll wait to hear from you. (Will try to check back here tomorrow, though I'm having some health problems currently and tomorrow may be a tough day...but regardless, I'll check back soon.)
THANK YOU ALL AGAIN!!!!!
M.

Midnightmisty,
Should actually be giving you a big thanks for checking around and making calls, too. I will get to know you all better over time, I'm sure. Meanwhile, this greenhorn is bumbling along. I don't know the technicalities of electrical current strengths in Canada, but I can tell you that when I use my (USA) blowdryer in the cottage we rent in Ontario, the power seems diminished. So perhaps there is some moderation in power? [If this is something you really want to play detective on, I'll bet Underwriters Laboratories (you know, the UL folks?) can give you an earful!]
Bye!
M.

Margaret,

To email anyone here who has an email address
available, just go to their message & click
onto the email icon. It's a grey envelope with a red stamp & it'll take you to their email, all set up and ready to go. There are simple instructions and it's really easy!

Good luck and have a great trip!

midnightmisty

Margaret,

To email anyone here who has an email address
available, just go to their message & click
onto the email icon. It's a grey envelope with a red stamp & it'll take you to their email, all set up and ready to go. There are simple instructions and it's really easy!

Good luck and have a great trip!

midnightmisty

Midnightmisty..
Yes I'm in Canada. I don't think there is any difference in electrical current between US and Canada. It's the same. I know there is a difference between Canada and UK also.

Margaret ... I sent you an email.

Midnightmisty..
Yes I'm in Canada. I don't think there is any difference in electrical current between US and Canada. It's the same. I know there is a difference between Canada and UK also.

Margaret ... I sent you an email.

Hello Margaret. The lack of a CD version of Salute (not to mention Dream Street Rose and Shadows) has been a major bummer, now solved by the advent of CD-R technology. I put my old Salute album on CD (clicks, pops and all), figuring Gord will forgive the copywrite violation since I bought everything else I could lay my hands on (and will get the last three when they come out someday!). So if you'd like a CD copy, I'd be glad to send you one.

Hello Margaret. The lack of a CD version of Salute (not to mention Dream Street Rose and Shadows) has been a major bummer, now solved by the advent of CD-R technology. I put my old Salute album on CD (clicks, pops and all), figuring Gord will forgive the copywrite violation since I bought everything else I could lay my hands on (and will get the last three when they come out someday!). So if you'd like a CD copy, I'd be glad to send you one.

James,
(You are more technology-aware than me, that's for sure.) Kim is going to send me a taped version of Salute. I have both CD and cassette players, so a taped version is fine.
So -- I am happy to say I'm all set, but want to thank all of you again for your quick responses and generous offers. Enjoy the rest of summer...I'll be checking back with everyone mid-Sept!
M.

Margaret:
Another option(for now) is Napster. I don't know if you have any MP3's on your computer yet, but that is the way to go. As I type, I'm downloading "Salute(A Lot More Livin' To Do)" and "Gotta Get Away". http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif The only bummer is that the bitrate is only 128 http://www.corfid.com/ubb/frown.gif, which is less than CD quality. I prefer bitrates of at least CD quality(160bps) or higher(192bps to the max of double CD-quality 320bps!!!)Beggars can't be choosers.

I had a lucky night last night!! Although I had a TRANSFER ERROR on "Gotta Get Away" so I didn't get any of that song, I did pick-up "Tattoo"(Your right MidnightMisty, how do you live without that song? http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif)"Knotty Pine" "Salute(A Lot More Livin' To Do)" and the classic "Whispers of the North"!! Now all I need is "GGA" "Biscuit City" and "Without You" and I can burn my own SALUTE CD!!
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Salute liner notes...1983 Moose Music

salute 1.to greet or welcome with friendly words or ceremonial gesture, such as bowing, tipping the hat, etc. 2. to honor by performing a prescribed act or gesture, such as dipping the flag, firing cannon, or raising the right hand to the forehead, as a mark of military, naval, or official respect 3. to present itself to, as if in greeting 4. to acknowledge with praise; commend; to make a salute 1.an act, remark, or gesture made in saluting 2. Mil. the position of the body, or of the hand, rifle, etc. assumed in saluting --saluter.

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The last two times I seen Gordon *live* I yelled to him SALUTE!!! He probably didn't hear me, I just wanted him to sing something, anything off that album. I did hear him do "Knotty Pine" in concert a long time ago.

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"...If YoU fEeL iT yOu BeTtEr BeLiEvE iT, yOu'Re GoNnA sEe It, YoU nEeD tO kNoW/iT iS rIsInG lIkE a FeAtHeR, dIpPiNg & DaNcInG fRoM bElOw/ThErE's A nEw WaVe ThAt Is BrEaKiNg In ThE wAkE oF a PaSsInG sHiP/eVeRy NaTiOn'S gOnNa Be ShAkEn, PuT iT tOgEtHeR, dOn'T lEt It SlIp..."

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Margaret:
Another option(for now) is Napster. I don't know if you have any MP3's on your computer yet, but that is the way to go. As I type, I'm downloading "Salute(A Lot More Livin' To Do)" and "Gotta Get Away". http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif The only bummer is that the bitrate is only 128 http://www.corfid.com/ubb/frown.gif, which is less than CD quality. I prefer bitrates of at least CD quality(160bps) or higher(192bps to the max of double CD-quality 320bps!!!)Beggars can't be choosers.

I had a lucky night last night!! Although I had a TRANSFER ERROR on "Gotta Get Away" so I didn't get any of that song, I did pick-up "Tattoo"(Your right MidnightMisty, how do you live without that song? http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif)"Knotty Pine" "Salute(A Lot More Livin' To Do)" and the classic "Whispers of the North"!! Now all I need is "GGA" "Biscuit City" and "Without You" and I can burn my own SALUTE CD!!
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Salute liner notes...1983 Moose Music

salute 1.to greet or welcome with friendly words or ceremonial gesture, such as bowing, tipping the hat, etc. 2. to honor by performing a prescribed act or gesture, such as dipping the flag, firing cannon, or raising the right hand to the forehead, as a mark of military, naval, or official respect 3. to present itself to, as if in greeting 4. to acknowledge with praise; commend; to make a salute 1.an act, remark, or gesture made in saluting 2. Mil. the position of the body, or of the hand, rifle, etc. assumed in saluting --saluter.

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The last two times I seen Gordon *live* I yelled to him SALUTE!!! He probably didn't hear me, I just wanted him to sing something, anything off that album. I did hear him do "Knotty Pine" in concert a long time ago.

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"...If YoU fEeL iT yOu BeTtEr BeLiEvE iT, yOu'Re GoNnA sEe It, YoU nEeD tO kNoW/iT iS rIsInG lIkE a FeAtHeR, dIpPiNg & DaNcInG fRoM bElOw/ThErE's A nEw WaVe ThAt Is BrEaKiNg In ThE wAkE oF a PaSsInG sHiP/eVeRy NaTiOn'S gOnNa Be ShAkEn, PuT iT tOgEtHeR, dOn'T lEt It SlIp..."

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Yeah! Finally dl the rest of SALUTE! Still my favorite Gord album...good sound, good lyrics, & lots of smooth electric guitar. I burned a nice CD with a few bonus songs:

SALUTE recorded 1983
1. Salute(A Lot More Livin' To Do)
2. Gotta Get Away
3. Whispers Of The North
4. Someone To Believe In
5. Romance
6. Knotty Pine
7. Biscuit City
8. Without You
9. Tattoo
10. Broken Dreams
11. Canary Yellow Canoe (Bonus-1981)
12. Always on the Bright Side (Bonus-1982)
13. Keepin' On Yearnin' (Bonus-1981)

I thought the bonus songs were around the same time frame as SALUTE and sound like they could be on that album. Evertime I listened to "Whispers of the North" I kept thinking about the rock song "Canary Yellow Canoe" so I had to include that one. "Always on the Bright Side" keeps the postive vibe of SALUTE going, and the electric "Keepin' On Yearnin'" sounds like a perfect upside ending. Gord never sounded more alive!

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Time has been wasting away I can see it go sailing on by as it slips through my fingers, the bow & the wave never wait for tommorrow they just keep on rolling as straight as an arrow...Goodnight http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif



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"...If YoU fEeL iT yOu BeTtEr BeLiEvE iT, yOu'Re GoNnA sEe It, YoU nEeD tO kNoW/iT iS rIsInG lIkE a FeAtHeR, dIpPiNg & DaNcInG fRoM bElOw/ThErE's A nEw WaVe ThAt Is BrEaKiNg In ThE wAkE oF a PaSsInG sHiP/eVeRy NaTiOn'S gOnNa Be ShAkEn, PuT iT tOgEtHeR, dOn'T lEt It SlIp..."

Yeah! Finally dl the rest of SALUTE! Still my favorite Gord album...good sound, good lyrics, & lots of smooth electric guitar. I burned a nice CD with a few bonus songs:

SALUTE recorded 1983
1. Salute(A Lot More Livin' To Do)
2. Gotta Get Away
3. Whispers Of The North
4. Someone To Believe In
5. Romance
6. Knotty Pine
7. Biscuit City
8. Without You
9. Tattoo
10. Broken Dreams
11. Canary Yellow Canoe (Bonus-1981)
12. Always on the Bright Side (Bonus-1982)
13. Keepin' On Yearnin' (Bonus-1981)

I thought the bonus songs were around the same time frame as SALUTE and sound like they could be on that album. Evertime I listened to "Whispers of the North" I kept thinking about the rock song "Canary Yellow Canoe" so I had to include that one. "Always on the Bright Side" keeps the postive vibe of SALUTE going, and the electric "Keepin' On Yearnin'" sounds like a perfect upside ending. Gord never sounded more alive!

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Time has been wasting away I can see it go sailing on by as it slips through my fingers, the bow & the wave never wait for tommorrow they just keep on rolling as straight as an arrow...Goodnight http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif



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"...If YoU fEeL iT yOu BeTtEr BeLiEvE iT, yOu'Re GoNnA sEe It, YoU nEeD tO kNoW/iT iS rIsInG lIkE a FeAtHeR, dIpPiNg & DaNcInG fRoM bElOw/ThErE's A nEw WaVe ThAt Is BrEaKiNg In ThE wAkE oF a PaSsInG sHiP/eVeRy NaTiOn'S gOnNa Be ShAkEn, PuT iT tOgEtHeR, dOn'T lEt It SlIp..."

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[ HI there, Recently I was looking for dream street rose and had great experience with www.all-vinyl.com . They seem to have a very extensive catalog of g.l. Good Luck! J.W.

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