Leonard Cohen - Bird on the Wire (live backstage 1972) скачать видео бесплатно

Poeiti :o

Trop craquant !!!!! Merci

SALLY SCHUR

Thank you so VERY much for sharing this!

Robert Mitchell

R.I P Mr.Choen und Danke für die wunderschöne Musik und Texte. ..

Steve T.

Needed to hear something tonight...just didn't know it would be this. Thanks.

Reina Van Wigcheren

Why did Leonard leave the concert ?

gNat Girl

R.I.P. Bob Johnston, my daughter's grandpa on her dad's side. He's the one who the one who took over this song about halfway through it. He was the original producer of Leonard Cohen's albums. He passed away on August 14, 1015 from natural causes. There are articles about it all over the web in remembrance of him, including Rolling Stone & Variety. He will be sorely missed. His family is hoping to start up a scholarship in his name to fund up & coming artists in their careers.

Lloyd Cox

Watched this many times and can't get enough. Cohen is one if the best poets/songwriters of our time. Bob Johnston steals the show here though.

SteveZodiac2001

Must be Jennifer Warnes singing along. Her Famous Blue Raincoat album made Leonard Cohen cool and save his career - and probably his life.

Alex

Awesome! Your gpa produced some of the most beautiful records ever! :D

Ulrike Mischereit

Maybe it will be reality

goback3spaces

He looks like the actor Michael Murphy.

radlerauge

priceless forever

melfaery

oh geez, he's sexy

jethyy

Waste of talent he didn't use that voice more often

b0bmarley3333

thank you so much for uploading this!

sillykidssong

I think by hearing such a beautiful version of his own tune, Leonard was able to deal with the overall bad vibes of the concert...this is very touching footage, and you can feel and see the healing that is overtaking everyone. I would love to have a studio recording of this song done this way, but I don't think it was meant to be that way. Thanks for sharing this.

ursula roma

wow! Beautiful.

Emily Davis

inspiring and amazing.

Sweet Gypsy Wife

What a wonderful way to move on after an upsetting concert.

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