2006-07-19
Bruce Cockburn's 29th album has been called "wide-ranging, playful and adventurous, eager to take chances and happy to push limits." Some of the songs contain political themes, but rather than pointing a finger, Cockburn focuses on painting a portrait with his words. He tries to evoke the conscience instead of placing blame. This album also has a few instrumental tracks, including "Nude Descending a Staircase" which is named after the abstract painting by Marcel Duchamp. – Ben Kleyn 1. slight sexual reference 6. after 10pm 7. 10 no playTONY FURTADO
Thirteen
LOWEN & NAVARRO
Hogging The Covers
MONSTERS OF FOLK
MONSTERS OF FOLK
Rodney Crowell
Sex and Gasoline
Waiting For Henry
Town Called Patience
ROSE POLENZANI WITH SESSION AMERICANA
When the River Meets the Sea
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