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| | Sundown Album Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) |
 | | Lightfoot's "Sundown" for Reprise is a scrumptious summation of what else he has done; compared to what several other troubadours are doing, it's notably broad-shouldered, wide-brimmed, lean-hipped, and outdoorsy. |
 | | "Sundown" finds Lightfoot reunited with bass player John Stockfish, a regular with the troupe in the early days, but latter-day regular Rick Haynes is still around too, and both are great. |
 | | Lightfoot's songs are often keyed to the bass, and Lightfoot takes a direct no-nonsense approach to instrumentation. |
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