Original Album Art

Gordon Lightfoot - Gord's Gold - 1975

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Experience the timeless magic of Gordon Lightfoot with his iconic album, Gord's Gold, released in 1975. This original production, preserved through time, features a carefully crafted cover designed to captivate the senses. Framed professionally, this collector's item is a must-have for any music enthusiast. Let the emotions and nostalgia come flooding back as you listen to all the beloved songs on this album, including "If You Could Read My Mind," "Sundown," and "Early Morning Rain." Add this gem to your collection now and enjoy it for generations to come. T

Tracklist: 1. "I'm Not Sayin'/Ribbon of Darkness" 2. "Song for a Winter's Night" 3. "Canadian Railroad Trilogy" 4. "Softly" 5. "For Lovin' Me" 6. "Affair on 8th Avenue" 7. "Steel Rail Blues" 8. "Wherefore and Why" 9. "Bitter Green" 10. "Early Morning Rain"

Are the photos actual or stock photos?

We have individually photographed each album. What you see is what you get. The vast majority are in pristine condition for their age, some show the war wounds of travelling through time for the last 50 years.

Are the albums original pressings?

Yes. All albums are original albums from the personal collection of Kevin Ball. Now framed to preserve them for future generations. No remastered or re produced albums here!

Will they increase in value?

We expect they will. Like old holden cars form the 60's and 70's that have increased in value, these iconic original albums are likely to become scarcer and more valuable as time passes.

Are the frames high quality?

Each frame is meticulously constructed for exhibiting these original albums. The tabs on the back are purposely made to facilitate easy album removal, admiration, and playback.

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Practical and thoughtful. The perfect gift for my husband.

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Best Father's day gift ever!

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Makes our living room come alive.

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