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Gordon Lightfoot Jacket

Not currently on exhibit
Not currently on exhibit
Artifact TypeGordon Lightfoot Jacket
Datec. 2001

Though known mostly as an acoustic folk singer-songwriter preferring

Gibson and Martin acoustic guitars, electric guitars were used in Gordon

Lightfoot’s studio recordings. “Sundown” (1974), one of his most famous

tracks, features a distinct electric guitar solo and, interestingly, it and the

album of the same name marked the pinnacle of Lightfoot’s acoustic folk-

country sound before he embarked on greater use of electric instruments.

This solid-body, cream-coloured 1983 Fender Telecaster is therefore a piece

of the Canadian music legend’s later-era stage and studio equipment.

Object number2024.13.04.1
Photograph by Meghan MacKrous, courtesy of the National Music Centre
c. 2014
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Gordon Lightfoot Performance Contracts
1965
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Photograph by Meghan MacKrous, courtesy of the National Music Centre
1983
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Photo credit: Don Kennedy
Prairie Cactus
20th Century
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Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
1992
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Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
1992
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Photo credit: Don Kennedy
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Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
1992
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Photograph credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
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Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
1988
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Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
1987
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Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
Nudie’s Rodeo Tailors
1989
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