As often as I've heard Gordon Lightfoot's "Wreck The Edmund Fitzgerald" I've loved the beautiful, haunting guitar. I realize that Red Shea was Gord's guitarist whom I credit for the "Lightfoot Sound" but I don't think it was he. Does anyone know?

According to Wikipedia...

Track listing[edit]

All songs composed by Gordon Lightfoot.
1."Race Among the Ruins" – 3:21
2."The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" – 6:32
3."I'm Not Supposed to Care" – 3:31
4."I'd Do It Again" – 3:14
5."Never Too Close" – 3:04
6."Protocol" – 4:02
7."The House You Live In" – 2:55
8."Summertime Dream" – 2:30
9."Spanish Moss" – 3:51
10."Too Many Clues in This Room" – 4:49

Credits

Gordon Lightfoot - vocals, six and twelve-string guitar, piano
Pee Wee Charles - pedal steel guitar
Terry Clements - lead guitar
Rick Haynes - bass guitar
Barry Keane - drums, percussion
Gene Martynec - Moog synthesizer
Jim Gordon - drums on "The House You Live In"

Thanks, Floyd. I suspected it was not Red Shea, different picking style, though hauntingly beautiful.

Prior to my stroke, I covered many Lightfoot songs. Some can be found on YT, if interested. Search "Donald Gaynor" without the quotes.