Bruce Cockburn - The Iris of the World video free download


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Duration: 03:23
Uploaded: 2011/04/12

Bruce Cockburn with "The Iris of the World" from Cockburns 2011 album "Small Source of Comfort" (True North Records).

"Small Source of Comfort" is a small-scale, intimate collection of 14 acoustically based songs. These songs are steeped in intimacy balanced by Cockburn's acute -- sometimes bitingly ironic and self-effacing -- observations on spiritual, emotional, and political questions and reflections on the natural world that surrounds them. Topics of forgiveness, empathy, and ego-puncturing range freely throughout this recording. Cockburn's words have always held keen insight when pointed at the world, but these cut away the outside and look in the mirror first.

Cockburn enlisted Colin Linden to produce and play occasional slide guitar, as well as his seasoned comrades John Dymond (bass) and Gary Craig (drums) as a rhythm section. In addition, he enlisted violinist and singer/songwriter Jenny Scheinman to adorn many of these tracks, while Annabelle Chvostek co-wrote two selections and appears on both.

Comments

11 years ago

zizimars14

To me simmilar to Stings Never Coming home..

12 years ago

Thefinalfall

heard it on CBC radio here in detroit. Had to find it.

13 years ago

Hans vd Linden

@earthpages Thanks for responding! Of which song does it reminds you?

13 years ago

earthpages

Nice... reminds me of another one...

13 years ago

NathanKinnaman

first heard it on NPR.. love it!!

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