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Born back in the year 1938, Gordon Meredith Lightfoot Jr. more popularly known as Gordon Lightfoot, is a world renowned Canadian singer. Writing and singing songs that fall in the genres of country, folk-rock and folk, Lightfoot has been named one of Canada’s greatest singers and songwriters of all time. He is also known as a folk-rock legend. Entering the music scene back in the 1960s, Lightfoot has been accredited for reviving and defining the folk-pop scene in the mainstream music industry during the sixties and seventies. He has worked with some of the biggest record label companies such as Linus, Warner Bros., United Artists and Reprise. Active for almost fifty two years now, Lightfoot has released over twenty studio albums that have either gone gold or platinum. He has collaborated with some of the most famous artists and musicians such as Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Marty Robbins, Hank Williams Jr., Viola Wills, Bob Dylan, Barbra Streisand, The Kingston Trio, Sarah McLachlan, Toby Keith, Tony Rice and The Irish Rovers, amongst numerous others.

Lightfoot’s initial success came forward when he released number one singles such as "Ribbon of Darkness", "Early Morning Rain" and "Steel Rail Blues" in the early sixties. The year 1965 brought him international fame and recognition as he recorded a cover song with the legendary Marty Robbins’. Canadian success followed almost instantly as his song "Remember Me" became one of the most popular songs of all time, throughout Canada. Lightfoot started influencing international charts by the seventies, as he came forward with numerous US chart topping records. These tracks included "If You Could Read My Mind", "The Wreck of Edmund Fitzgerald", "Rainy Day People", "Carefree Highway" and "Sundown".

Gordon Lightfoot has been honored with various titles and awards and he has been appreciated by some of the most respectable musicians. Bob Dylan declared himself one of the biggest lightfoot fans and named him one of the most favorite Canadian singers and songwriters of all time. Lightfoot has been honored as being the opening performer for several Olympic Games, his very first one being the 1988 Winter Olympics. In the year 1979 Lightfoot was honored with a Doctorate of Laws Degree and then in the year 2003 he received the Champion of the Order of Canada, which is the highest civilian honor in Canada. If this wasn’t enough, in 2012, Lightfoot was honored with a "Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal" which was given to him by Lieutenant Ontario’s Governor.

Lightfoot’s songs have won him several awards and hall of fame inductions throughout his career. He has been able to bag a whopping amount of sixteen Juno awards for his singles and albums, winning the very first one in 1965 and the most recent one 1977. He has also won four ASCAP awards in between 1971 to 1977. In the eighties era, Lightfoot received the honor of being named "the Canadian Male Recording Artist of the Decade". Some of the hall of fame inductions include the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame induction in the year 2001, the Canadian Music Hall of Fame induction in the year 1986, the Canada’s Walk of Fame induction in the year 1998 and the Songwriters’ Hall of Fame induction in 2012.

With over two hundred recordings spanning over a five decade career, Gordon Lightfoot is a true music legend, who has a fan base that reaches figures of a million. So what are you waiting for? Grab your set of Gordon Lightfoot tickets without any further delay, as they will surely run out soon, in order to avail the opportunity of watching this iconic figure perform live.