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This facebook page is maintained by Bernie Finkelstein, Bruce’s long time manager.
Is it too early? I don't think so. We have snow on the ground here in Prince Edward County and its getting to look and feel a lot like Christmas. Here's "Mary Had A Baby" from Bruce Cockburn's Christmas album. www.youtube.com/watch?v=syS9wU1Sr8A
Hi,
Foy Vance has created a new podcast called Vinyl Supper and Bruce is his current guest.
Bruce Cockburn's episode of The Vinyl Supper podcast and video series with Foy Vance is out now! Pull a seat up to the table and find out what we’re eating and listening to during our last meals. Listen and watch at thevinylsupper.com
Well Winter is almost here so here's Bruce Cockburn's "How I Spent My Fall Vacation" from his Humans album. By the way the background singers on this are Beverly Glen-Copeland, Kathy Moses and Rachel Paiement. www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFXUwblZpTA
Bruce Cockburn - 6 - How I Spent My Fall Vacation - Humans (1980)
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Bruce Cockburn - 6 - How I Spent My Fall Vacation - Humans (1980)Hi, In honour of Remembrance Day here's Bruce Cockburn's song "Each One Lost". This is what Bruce had to say about this song: From the Small Source of Comfort liner notes:
Each One Lost (Camden East 13/09/09) - "On the way into Kandahar Airfield from Ottawa, our little group spend a few hours at Camp Mirage, a Canadian staging base in the Middle East. As we were about to board our next plane, we found ourselves part of a Ramp Ceremony, honouring the remains of two young Canadian Forces members who had been killed that day and were being sent home. One of the saddest and most moving scenes I've ever been privileged to witness...this song is dedicated to the memory of Major Yannick Pépin and Corporal Jean-Francois Drouin."
This video is made from a British point of view and we appreciate the effort put into making the video. www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TLTJsvUKhE
Hi, Bernie here. Seems like a good day for this great song originally from and still on Dancing In The Dragon's Jaws, "Wondering Where The Lions Are". www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6Lpx6JIMmk
Bruce Cockburn - Wondering Where the Lions Are
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Bruce Cockburn - Wondering Where the Lions Are
