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Gordon Lightfoot got his 16th Juno award last night and quipped, This I don't need
Gordon Lightfoot got his 16th Juno award last night and quipped, This I don't need

Gordon Lightfoot got his 16th Juno award last night and quipped, This I don't need

Date3/30/1978
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A Beardless Gordon Lightfoot and guitarist Liona Boyd last night presented award to Burton Cummings as best new male vocalist at the Juno Awards ceremonies, televised live from the Royal York Hote
A Beardless Gordon Lightfoot and guitarist Liona Boyd last night presented award to Burton Cummings as best new male vocalist at the Juno Awards ceremonies, televised live from the Royal York Hote
3/16/1977
Named to Hall of Fame: Gordon Lightfoot last night was presented with a Juno Hall of Fame award by Bob Dylan, who made a rare appearance on the show
Named to Hall of Fame: Gordon Lightfoot last night was presented with a Juno Hall of Fame award by Bob Dylan, who made a rare appearance on the show
11/10/1986
Big names in the Canadian recording industry: Skip Prokop and folksinger Gordon Lightfoot at at the RPM magazine Juno Awards ceremonies at the Inn on the Park Hotel last night
Big names in the Canadian recording industry: Skip Prokop and folksinger Gordon Lightfoot at at the RPM magazine Juno Awards ceremonies at the Inn on the Park Hotel last night
3/12/1973
Canadian composer of the Year, Gordon Lightfoot, above, at Juno Awards: Reader, below, calls it an event in the history of awards shows.
Canadian composer of the Year, Gordon Lightfoot, above, at Juno Awards: Reader, below, calls it an event in the history of awards shows.
3/2/1977
Singer Gordon Lightfoot: A Happy Canadian. A great week, including an appearance at Juno Awards Monday
Singer Gordon Lightfoot: A Happy Canadian. A great week, including an appearance at Juno Awards Monday
3/15/1973
Another night with Lightfoot: Gordon Lightfoot's fans were out in force at Massey Hall last night for his 18th annual concert there, Reviewer Craig Maclnnis was surprised to find that the singer seems to be sharpening his delivery and his craft
Another night with Lightfoot: Gordon Lightfoot's fans were out in force at Massey Hall last night for his 18th annual concert there, Reviewer Craig Maclnnis was surprised to find that the singer seems to be sharpening his delivery and his craft
3/12/1987
Gordon lightfoot took some time to build up to a fire last night at Massey Hall, but once he got going, he was roaring.
Gordon lightfoot took some time to build up to a fire last night at Massey Hall, but once he got going, he was roaring.
3/11/1993
All-right! Bryan Adams (far left) and his band join hands for a victory cheer at last night's Juno Awards ceremonies
All-right! Bryan Adams (far left) and his band join hands for a victory cheer at last night's Juno Awards ceremonies
12/5/1984
He looks terrific: Gordon Lightfoot's back at Massey Hall for his annual six concerts and reviewer Rob Salem says last night's opening show was a revelation as far as Lightfoot's health is concerned
He looks terrific: Gordon Lightfoot's back at Massey Hall for his annual six concerts and reviewer Rob Salem says last night's opening show was a revelation as far as Lightfoot's health is concerned
3/13/1984
He's back. Gordon Lightfoot came back to Massey Hall last night for his 21st annual showing and Craig MacInnis was there.
He's back. Gordon Lightfoot came back to Massey Hall last night for his 21st annual showing and Craig MacInnis was there.
3/21/1990
William Mullen-20 years. We've Got Lots Time, He Quipped
William Mullen-20 years. We've Got Lots Time, He Quipped
5/18/1946
Cochrane sweeps Juno Awards. Toronto's Tom Cochrane collects four Juno Awards -- twice as many as his rock rival Bryan Adams
Cochrane sweeps Juno Awards. Toronto's Tom Cochrane collects four Juno Awards -- twice as many as his rock rival Bryan Adams
3/29/1992