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Bruce Cockburn

Genres: Folk, Rock/Pop, World Pop

Born in 1945 in Ottawa, Ontario, Bruce Cockburn early discovered the music of Elvis Presley and Chuck Berry, which would set the course for his life. With an old guitar given to him by an aunt, he was soon playing along to their records and in time exploring music styles beyond the rock of the day,... Learn More »

Humans

Ranked by many people as Bruce Cockburn's best album, Humans is a watershed release in the acclaimed Canadian singer-songwriter's stellar career. Humans represented the first of Cockburn's more electric, rock-oriented releases, after the trilogy of acoustic jazz folk recordings that culminated in 1979's Dancing in the Dragon's Jaws. The latter produced the reggae-flavored "Wondering Where...
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	Title	Length
	Grim Travellers	4:49

	Rumours of Glory	3:43

	More Not More	3:50

	You Get Bigger as You Go	4:38

	What About the Bond	4:57

	How I Spent My Fall Vacation	5:08

	Guerrilla Betrayed	3:59

	Tokyo	3:30

	Fascist Architecture	2:39

	The Rose Above the Sky	6:26

	Grim Travellers (live)	5:59

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High Winds White Sky

High Winds White Sky remains a landmark recording - as fresh and adventurous sounding as the day it was released. The deluxe edition of High Winds White Sky is digitally remasteredand includes two live bonus tracks. Blending folk, country blues and global music with lyrics influenced by Beat writers and Buddhist teachings, Bruce Cockburn's High Winds White Sky (originally released in 1971) boasts...
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	Title	Length
	Happy Good Morning Blues	2:43

	Let Us Go Laughing	5:23

	Love Song	2:30

	One Day I Walk	3:09

	Golden Serpent Blues	3:38

	High Winds White Sky	3:05

	You Point to the Sky	2:59

	Life's Mistress	3:29

	Ting-The Cauldron	6:32

	Shining Mountain	5:25

	Totem Pole	3:25

	It's an Elephant World	2:38

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Stealing Fire

With 1984's Stealing Fire, Bruce Cockburn's words and music took on a greater urgency than ever before. The previous year, he made his first trip to Central America on behalf of the international development group OXFAM. While in southern Mexico, he visited a refugee camp that had recently been attacked by the helicopters of the U.S.-backed Guatemalan army. The horrific experience sparked the...
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	Title	Length
	Lovers in a Dangerous Time	4:09

	Maybe the Poet	4:54

	Sahara Gold	4:34

	Making Contact	3:50

	Peggy's Kitchen Wall	3:45

	To Raise the Morning Star	5:54

	Nicaragua	4:46

	If I Had a Rocket Launcher	4:59

	Dust and Diesel	5:30

	Yanqui Go Home [*]	4:30

	Call It The Sundance [*]	4:01

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