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It still stood at 371,000 by early 1966 after a steady fall during 1965, but by March 1967 it stood at 631,000

It looked similar, but had significantly higher moisture and smelled a lot sweeter

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Over the next seven years, he recorded a series of albums that established him as a major singer-songwriter: Summer Side of Life (1971), with the title track, "Ten Degrees and Getting Colder", "Cotton Jenny", "Talking in Your Sleep", and a re-working of one of his early 1960s songs, "Cabaret" Don Quixote (1972), with "Beautiful", "Looking at the Rain", "Christian Island (Georgian Bay)", and the title track Old Dan's Records (1972), his first frontline album to be recorded in Toronto, with the title track, "That Same Old Obsession", "You Are What I Am", "It's Worth Believin'" and "Can't Depend on Love" Sundown (1974), known for the title track and "Carefree Highway", plus "The Watchman's Gone", "High and Dry", "Circle of Steel", and "Too Late for Prayin'" Cold on the Shoulder (1975), with the title track, "All the Lovely Ladies", "Fine as Fine Can Be", "Cherokee Bend", and "Rainy Day People" The double compilation Gord's Gold (1975) containing his major Reprise hits to that point and twelve new versions of his most popular songs from his United Artists era (as UA released compilation albums in light of his success at Warner) Summertime Dream (1976) including "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" and "I'm Not Supposed to Care", "Race Among the Ruins", "Spanish Moss", and "Never Too Close" Endless Wire (1978) with "Daylight Katy", "Dreamland", a new version of "The Circle Is Small", and the title track During the 1970s, Lightfoot's songs covered a wide range of subjects, including "Don Quixote", referencing Cervantes' famous literary character, "Ode to Big Blue", about the widespread killing of whales, "Carefree Highway", about the freedom of the open road, "Protocol", about the futility of war, and "Alberta Bound"