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midnightmisty · 08-15-2000, 01:23 AM

It was Nov. 17,1986 at Massey Hall, Toronto.
We drove from the east coast,US & were nearly
killed on an icey road when an 18 wheeler
jack-knifed directly in front of us. My hubby
had the quick wits to put us in a ditch, thank God. Anyway, It was Gord's birthday &
he told everyone that he'd spent the day
recording "I'll Tag Along". That may have been the first time I heard it. His whole
family was there including his son Eric who
was around 4 years old. He was in his seat
dancing and moving along with the music for
the entire concert. His attention never strayed from his dad. This is a second had
report from my husband as our seats weren't together.

I have a real thing for old buildings, anyway
and Massey Hall is gorgeous. It was worth the harrowing journey. (I hate flying)

08-15-2000, 01:23 AM	#8
midnightmisty Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2000 Posts: 160	It was Nov. 17,1986 at Massey Hall, Toronto. We drove from the east coast,US & were nearly killed on an icey road when an 18 wheeler jack-knifed directly in front of us. My hubby had the quick wits to put us in a ditch, thank God. Anyway, It was Gord's birthday & he told everyone that he'd spent the day recording "I'll Tag Along". That may have been the first time I heard it. His whole family was there including his son Eric who was around 4 years old. He was in his seat dancing and moving along with the music for the entire concert. His attention never strayed from his dad. This is a second had report from my husband as our seats weren't together. I have a real thing for old buildings, anyway and Massey Hall is gorgeous. It was worth the harrowing journey. (I hate flying)