I would love to hear Gord perform a song that he has not yet placed on a record or CD. Although I have no right to be so, I'm somewhat envious of those who are able to say they heard The Wreck before it was released, or more recently, Drifters.

A friend tells me that Gord's cover of Farewell to Nova Scotia would be a fantastic song to hear Gord perform in concert. And I recall that the liner notes to Songbook had a picture of an old set list that included a few unfamiliar songs.

Can anyone identify for me some songs that they have heard Gord perform in concert, but which he has never released? I'm sure that such songs are legion (he has more than 400 titles to his authorship credit), but has anyone here heard any of them?



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"And the laughter came too easy for life to pass me by." - SDYS

I would love to hear Gord perform a song that he has not yet placed on a record or CD. Although I have no right to be so, I'm somewhat envious of those who are able to say they heard The Wreck before it was released, or more recently, Drifters.

A friend tells me that Gord's cover of Farewell to Nova Scotia would be a fantastic song to hear Gord perform in concert. And I recall that the liner notes to Songbook had a picture of an old set list that included a few unfamiliar songs.

Can anyone identify for me some songs that they have heard Gord perform in concert, but which he has never released? I'm sure that such songs are legion (he has more than 400 titles to his authorship credit), but has anyone here heard any of them?



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"And the laughter came too easy for life to pass me by." - SDYS

You don't really expect me to remember stuff from the 70's do you?

Off the top of my head, I actually can remember a few! Of course there is the new one that I got to hear in Minnesota. I believe it is called Nightime.

From the 70's I actually remember Partners, Looking for the Gold, and a few that the titles either escape me or I never knew.

I have a headache now, that was too hard!
Jenney

You don't really expect me to remember stuff from the 70's do you?

Off the top of my head, I actually can remember a few! Of course there is the new one that I got to hear in Minnesota. I believe it is called Nightime.

From the 70's I actually remember Partners, Looking for the Gold, and a few that the titles either escape me or I never knew.

I have a headache now, that was too hard!
Jenney

Gord's cover of "Farewell To Nova Scotia" performed at Massey Hall has never failed to bring me to tears. It is a rousing Maritime song that he always seems to make his own. His enjoyment of the song is very evident as well. The crowd goes wild with the first few notes and the feelings the words evoke shine in their faces. The only thing better than that would be to see him perform it live in Nova Scotia.
One of the most beautiful places on earth.
Char

[This message has been edited by charlene (edited March 09, 2001).]

Gord's cover of "Farewell To Nova Scotia" performed at Massey Hall has never failed to bring me to tears. It is a rousing Maritime song that he always seems to make his own. His enjoyment of the song is very evident as well. The crowd goes wild with the first few notes and the feelings the words evoke shine in their faces. The only thing better than that would be to see him perform it live in Nova Scotia.
One of the most beautiful places on earth.
Char

[This message has been edited by charlene (edited March 09, 2001).]

I've seen him perform it live in London and in Canada and it was just 'beautiful'on
each occasion. It remains one of my
favourites and is included in my 'wish list'.
(well one of my wish lists - lol)

I heard him perform If it Should Please You before GG2 was released...

I heard him perform If it Should Please You before GG2 was released...