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A man who's usually up on the stage rather than sitting in the front row, folksinger Gordon Lightfoot (with glasses) dropped in on his friends The Good Brothers, from Richmond Hill, at concert in University of Toronto's Convocation Hall Friday night
A man who's usually up on the stage rather than sitting in the front row, folksinger Gordon Lightfoot (with glasses) dropped in on his friends The Good Brothers, from Richmond Hill, at concert in University of Toronto's Convocation Hall Friday night

A man who's usually up on the stage rather than sitting in the front row, folksinger Gordon Lightfoot (with glasses) dropped in on his friends The Good Brothers, from Richmond Hill, at concert in University of Toronto's Convocation Hall Friday night

Date8/9/1974
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  • A man who's usually up on the stage rather than sitting in the front row, folksinger Gordon Lightfoot (with glasses) dropped in on his friends The Good Brothers, from Richmond Hill, at concert in University of Toronto's Convocation Hall Friday night
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