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GORDON LIGHTFOOT, the Canadian singer/songwriter whose most enduring works include, “If You Could Read My Mind,” “Sundown,” “Carefree Highway,” “Early Morning Rain,” “Rainy Day People,” and “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald” has died. He was 84. Here's the NYT obit. It's been good to know him. TIM BACHMAN, guitarist and founding member of Canadian rock group Bachman-Turner Overdrive, died Friday after battling cancer. He was 71. JOSH RITTER visits World Cafe. HEALING POTPOURRI covers The High Llamas, The Beatles, Burt Bacharach, and The Beach Boys for a Lagniappe Session. TAYLOR SWIFT joins THE NATIONAL on "The Alcott." GARBAGE covers Siouxsie & The Banshees’’ “’ “Cities in Dust.” XTC'S Andy Partridge has a new project with Jen Olive and Stu Rowe, 3 Clubmen, which shares "Aviatrix." WILLIE NELSON: 90 Defining Songs. YO LA TENGO: Four decades of indie rock as couples therapy. AEROSMITH is doing a farewell tour, having already farewelled Joey Kramer. THE NUMBER ONES looks at Pink's pissed-off rock-adjacent anthem "So What." STAR WARS, if it was rebooted by Wes Anderson. GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY, VOL 3: See all 600 versions! SYLVESTER STALLONE is rebooting "Cliffhanger." CHER and Alexander “AE” Edwards have called it quits on their relationship, and were never even engaged, despite multiple reports to the contrary. WOODY HARRELSON & JUSTIN THEROUX: Strange brothers, if not as genetic as with Matthew McConaughey. STANLEY TUCCI, on his 2017 oral cancer diagnosis and battle. JAMES HONG, 94, just keeps going. FATAL ATTRACTION will not be ignored, despite its flaws. CATS & DOGS, living together... A FLAMINGO in yoga class. MILITARIZED DOLPHINS Protect Almost a Quarter of the US Nuclear Stockpile.
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