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Bruce Cockburn — Night Train
Album: Charity of Night
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Released: 1997
Length: 6:07
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Not a knife throw from here you can hear the night train passing
That's the sound somebody makes when they're getting away
Leaving next week's hanging jury far behind them
Prisoner only of the choices they have made

Night Train...
Night Train...

Ice cube in a dark drink shines like starlight
The moon is floating somewhere out at sea
On an island in the blur of noise and color
Alcatraz, St. Alina, Patmos and the Chateau D'if

Night Train...
Night Train...

And everyone's an island edged with sand
A temporary refuge where somebody else can stand
Till the sea that binds us like the forced tie of a blood oath
Will wear it down, dissolve it, recombine it

Anyone can die here they do it every day
It doesn't take much effort though it goes against the grain
And the ultimate forgetfulness of violence
Sweeps the landscape like a headlight of a train

Night Train...

Ice cube in a dark drink shines like starlight
Starlight shines like glass shards in dark hair
And the mind's eye tumbles out along the steel track
Fixing every shadow with its stare

Night Train...
Night Train...

And in the absence of a vision there are nightmares
And in the absence of compassion there is cancer
Whose banner waves over palaces and mean streets
And the rhythm of the night train is a mantra
Comments (249)add comment
 unclehud wrote:

You forgot Boone's Farm.  It came in two flavors ... although I don't remember either.  

When I was 19 I was fixing my car in my parents' driveway with an open bottle of Boone's Farm beside me that someone had donated. I accidentally knocked it over and it ate a stain into the asphalt like gasoline. The stain remained until someone tore up the asphalt and replaced it with pavers many decades later.
Posted 5 months ago by wonderunit    [ Reply ]
Thank-you
Posted 6 months ago by Brammer    [ Reply ]
 cc_rider wrote:'
I thought you were making $hit up, but in fact you're right. No more clickety-clack. 

Stuff you learn on RP...
c.


"clickety clack, clickety clack, the wheels are sayin' to the railroad track 'well if you go you can't come back" 
Posted 8 months ago by xcranky_yankee    [ Reply ]
 robert_uk wrote:

...is that killer bass line from Billy Cobham's "Stratus"?



Believe it's a fretless standup. 
Posted 8 months ago by Brammer    [ Reply ]
Posted 9 months ago by TallCreative1    [ Reply ]
 nickferrante858 wrote:

That bass line is sick!


Sick indeed, in a good way of course.  
Bass player is Rob Wasserman, who I must confess I am not familiar with. Looks like he's won a few fans with this offering.
Posted 10 months ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
I'm getting big Warren Zevon vibes from this guy.  I really like it, thanks for introducing it, RP!!  AAA-uuuuuuuuuuu!
Posted 1 year ago by patrickgmd    [ Reply ]
...is that killer bass line from Billy Cobham's "Stratus"?
Posted 1 year ago by robert_uk    [ Reply ]
There is only one night train... and Coleman Francis is the conductor.
 
Posted 1 year ago by timmus    [ Reply ]
 cc_rider wrote:
I thought you were making $hit up, but in fact you're right. No more clickety-clack. 

Stuff you learn on RP...
c.




🤣🤣🤣
Posted 1 year ago by bimmerfan739    [ Reply ]
fretless acoustic bass guitar... or god? hmmmm
Posted 1 year ago by xrdstv    [ Reply ]
Very cool bass work in this, but the guitars are weak.
Posted 1 year ago by renegade_X    [ Reply ]
Great song! Great artist!. 35 or so albums filled with moments like this song. 
Posted 1 year ago by NelsonBlack    [ Reply ]
The instrumental break at the end is really worth the wait...love it.
Posted 1 year ago by WilliDoc    [ Reply ]
 On_The_Beach wrote:
. . . and in the absence of a vision there are nightmares
and in the absence of compassion there is cancer . . .



this song moves me in so many ways... 
Posted 1 year ago by xrdstv    [ Reply ]
 tonyinnj wrote:
 

Along with Mad Dog 20-20 (Mogen David), Ripple, Irish Rose, and dozens of others...
Night Train is a brand of "fortified wine". Think: Welch's grape juice with a heavy 
dose of Everclear...Otherwise known as "bum wine"...

Tony in NJ
W.A.S.T.E.

Familiar with all of those, thanks to a misspent youth in OneHorseTown, SC.  

You forgot Boone's Farm.  It came in two flavors ... although I don't remember either.  
Posted 1 year ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote:

it was a great loss to civilization when rail lines switched to diagonal breather switches instead of parallel ones.


Hello?  Is that Sheldon Cooper?
Posted 1 year ago by Edweirdo    [ Reply ]
 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote:

it was a great loss to civilization when rail lines switched to diagonal breather switches instead of parallel ones.




Good one!
Posted 2 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
 Queue wrote:

I'm going to have to seek out some more Rob Wasserman, that's some amazing bass work!



8 --> 9 for that fabulous bass playing!
Posted 2 years ago by sunward    [ Reply ]
 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote:

it was a great loss to civilization when rail lines switched to diagonal breather switches instead of parallel ones.

I thought you were making $hit up, but in fact you're right. No more clickety-clack. 

Stuff you learn on RP...
c.

Posted 2 years ago by cc_rider    [ Reply ]
I'm going to have to seek out some more Rob Wasserman, that's some amazing bass work!
Posted 2 years ago by Queue    [ Reply ]
 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote:

it was a great loss to civilization when rail lines switched to diagonal breather switches instead of parallel ones.




I'll take your word on that.
Posted 2 years ago by jelgator    [ Reply ]
it was a great loss to civilization when rail lines switched to diagonal breather switches instead of parallel ones.
Posted 3 years ago by NoEnzLefttoSplit    [ Reply ]
I think that's the late Rob Wasserman on double bass.
Posted 3 years ago by garyalex    [ Reply ]
there aren't enough Juno's to award this guy
Posted 3 years ago by grhorn    [ Reply ]
L.A Woman
Posted 4 years ago by jasko    [ Reply ]
One of my favorite Bruce Cockburn tunes... get up and dance! Love the sound of a night train too
Posted 4 years ago by xcranky_yankee    [ Reply ]
That bass line is sick!
Posted 4 years ago by nickferrante858    [ Reply ]
That is a chugger. Love it
Posted 4 years ago by WilliDoc    [ Reply ]
KILLER!
Posted 4 years ago by ExploitingChaos    [ Reply ]
 Michael_Dean wrote:
Anyone can die here, they do it every day
It doesn't take much effort, though it goes against the grain
And the ultimate forgetfulness of violence
Sweeps the landscape like a headlight of a train
Night Train...

Ice cube in a dark drink shines like starlight
Starlight shines like glass shards in dark hair
And the mind's eye tumbles out along the steel track
Fixing every shadow with its stare
Night Train...
Night Train...

Along with Mad Dog 20-20 (Mogen David), Ripple, Irish Rose, and dozens of others...
Night Train is a brand of "fortified wine". Think: Welch's grape juice with a heavy 
dose of Everclear...Otherwise known as "bum wine"...

Tony in NJ
W.A.S.T.E.
Posted 4 years ago by tonyinnj    [ Reply ]
Sprezzatura.
Posted 4 years ago by gmichaelt    [ Reply ]
 Brammer wrote:
I need 11 for this song. That base line...
 
A 'Night Train' indeed!
Posted 4 years ago by Canadese    [ Reply ]
 On_The_Beach wrote:

Bruce is a kick-ass guitar player.
 
Amen!  

Posted 5 years ago by macadavy    [ Reply ]
Night Train
Bruce Cockburn: Acoustic and Electric Guitar and Vocal
Gary Craig: Drums, Percussion
Rob Wasserman: Bass         RIP
Jonatha Brooke and Patty Larkin: Vocals
Posted 5 years ago by midigitguy    [ Reply ]
Lyrics are good, but the rambling bass is fab-oh-lah!  As always, Mr. Cockburn's iconic voice slides perfectly into his aural environment.
Posted 6 years ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
Love Bruce a Canadian Icon...just like the Tragically Hip...great tunes! Thanx Bill for playing music that touches us dearly.
Posted 6 years ago by lizann    [ Reply ]
I need 11 for this song. That base line...
Posted 6 years ago by Brammer    [ Reply ]
 ImaOldman wrote:
I Saw Bruce at Guitar Town Fest at Copper Mountain a few years ago. I had been a fan for a while but never really appreciated what a monster guitar player he is until then. Awesome!
 
Bruce is a kick-ass guitar player.
Posted 7 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
I Saw Bruce at Guitar Town Fest at Copper Mountain a few years ago. I had been a fan for a while but never really appreciated what a monster guitar player he is until then. Awesome!
Posted 7 years ago by ImaOldman    [ Reply ]
 dolfan wrote:
That's the sound somebody makes when they're getting away
Leaving next week's hanging jury far behind them
Prisoner only of the choices they have made

These lines alone make this a 10 for me. 

"Anyone can die here, they do it every day
It doesn't take much effort, though it goes against the grain "

does it for me.


Posted 7 years ago by gmichaelt    [ Reply ]
 wgsu_1978 wrote:
I'll take Cockburn over the insufferable Leonard Cohen any day. But I still haven't heard one of my favorite Canadians, Murray McLauchlan, on RP. How about "Honky Red"?
 
Agreed. Maybe Down at the Henry Moore or the locally overplayed Farmer's Song. Still like them all.
Posted 7 years ago by nomnol    [ Reply ]
Enjoyable as always
Posted 7 years ago by nprmatthew    [ Reply ]
No need to press PSD here.   As a matter of fact, I have never pressed PSD ever, ever, ever.
Posted 7 years ago by msymmes    [ Reply ]
 wgsu_1978 wrote:
..... But I still haven't heard one of my favorite Canadians, Murray McLauchlan, on RP. How about "Honky Red"?
 
I know it.  Suggest it!  Upload it (if requested).

Any folks from the Ottawa area remember Sneezy Waters? 
Posted 7 years ago by westslope    [ Reply ]
 Typesbad wrote:
Love the meandering bass on this.
 
Has an almost Jaco feel.
Posted 7 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
That's the sound somebody makes when they're getting away
Leaving next week's hanging jury far behind them
Prisoner only of the choices they have made

These lines alone make this a 10 for me.  
Posted 8 years ago by dolfan    [ Reply ]
Love the meandering bass on this.
Posted 8 years ago by Typesbad    [ Reply ]
 westslope wrote:
Bruce at his electric best.

 

Amen to that! 


Posted 8 years ago by mardisoninnc    [ Reply ]
Bruce at his electric best.
Posted 8 years ago by westslope    [ Reply ]
Anyone can die here, they do it every day
It doesn't take much effort, though it goes against the grain
And the ultimate forgetfulness of violence
Sweeps the landscape like a headlight of a train
Night Train...

Ice cube in a dark drink shines like starlight
Starlight shines like glass shards in dark hair
And the mind's eye tumbles out along the steel track
Fixing every shadow with its stare
Night Train...
Night Train...
Posted 8 years ago by Michael_Dean    [ Reply ]

Jonatha Brooke on background "ahhhs" -


Posted 8 years ago by Baron77    [ Reply ]
In total HEAVEN right now.  His best, if you ask me!  {#Bananapiano}  The lyrics, ALL of it—simply off the charts superb!
 
Posted 8 years ago by dimar    [ Reply ]
Hard to beat the atmosphere that the chugging bass, rattling percussion, and that screaming ring of iron in the guitar create on this — !
Posted 9 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
I'll take Cockburn over the insufferable Leonard Cohen any day. But I still haven't heard one of my favorite Canadians, Murray McLauchlan, on RP. How about "Honky Red"?
Posted 9 years ago by wgsu_1978    [ Reply ]

Posted 9 years ago by melzabutch    [ Reply ]
 darrio wrote:
How about adding Steve Winwood's Night Train?
 
Agreed.
 
 


Posted 9 years ago by railroadwail    [ Reply ]
 msymmes wrote:
Nice tune.  But it sounds like it's being played through an 8K audio codec.

 

 

Posted 9 years ago by jsalimbeni    [ Reply ]
Nice tune.  But it sounds like it's being played through an 8K audio codec.

 
Posted 10 years ago by msymmes    [ Reply ]
Cool tune from one of Bruce's best CDs.
Posted 10 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
Good tune for a Jack Reacher movie.
Posted 10 years ago by dziebell    [ Reply ]
 Stingray wrote:

Hey Bruce, my beloved Cockburns!

Bill likes Mr. Cockburns - I do not!

(Amazing statement - is it not?)



 
Enjoy your weenie roast …. 
Posted 10 years ago by martinc    [ Reply ]
desoredenada wild being guitar {#Bananajam}
Posted 10 years ago by frandoms    [ Reply ]
 Cynaera wrote:
I love this song - it's so mesmerizing...

 
So were you, dear. So were you...
Posted 10 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
How about adding Steve Winwood's Night Train?
 
Posted 10 years ago by darrio    [ Reply ]

Hey Bruce, my beloved Cockburns!

Bill likes Mr. Cockburns - I do not!

(Amazing statement - is it not?)


Posted 10 years ago by Stingray    [ Reply ]
That is some wild cover art...
Posted 10 years ago by ansgar    [ Reply ]
This is bliss.{#Hug}
Posted 10 years ago by pixelpush    [ Reply ]
Pairs nicely with Desert Train by Kimmie Rhodes.
Posted 10 years ago by Piranga    [ Reply ]
It's all about that great bass line.
Posted 11 years ago by allearsny    [ Reply ]
Am I the only one that thought his opening line was "the sound someone makes when their getting laid"?
Posted 11 years ago by scraig    [ Reply ]
 ninorth49 wrote:
Hi there. Back Supporting the best music radio site there ever was. Love this song. Do not even like Cockburn that much but this one is beautiful. I like music that changes my opinions. And Bill the hippest DJ ever does that. Huge music lover and I have no way of keeping up with the continued playlists that this man produces. I bow an unworthy disciple in front of your skill.

 

KFAT forever....{#Dance}
Posted 11 years ago by oldfart48    [ Reply ]
Hi there. Back Supporting the best music radio site there ever was. Love this song. Do not even like Cockburn that much but this one is beautiful. I like music that changes my opinions. And Bill the hippest DJ ever does that. Huge music lover and I have no way of keeping up with the continued playlists that this man produces. I bow an unworthy disciple in front of your skill.
Posted 11 years ago by ninorth49    [ Reply ]
By far the best of this set of train songs.  
Posted 11 years ago by alux    [ Reply ]
 msymmes wrote:
Dated?  Sure. Maybe. But still growing on me.
 

 
Note to self...   Might have to bump this to an EIGHT.
 
Posted 11 years ago by msymmes    [ Reply ]
BRUUUUUUUCE! {#Biggrin}

Posted 11 years ago by lbeaton    [ Reply ]
 notfadeaway wrote:
get to see him live, if you can.....fantastic guitar player!
 
I've seen him a couple times. Many years ago. Would like to see him now.
Posted 11 years ago by Antigone    [ Reply ]
Dated?  Sure. Maybe. But still growing on me.
 
Posted 11 years ago by msymmes    [ Reply ]
get to see him live, if you can.....fantastic guitar player!
Posted 11 years ago by notfadeaway    [ Reply ]
It got me dancing.
Posted 11 years ago by Brammer    [ Reply ]
Normally cannot tolerate his voice, but the songwriting on this album, along with the guitar and the bass are astounding. Almost all the songs on this album, if you listen and follow the craft of his mind, paint fully realized scenarios. This one and his instrumental album, aptly named Speechless, are my favs.
Posted 11 years ago by passsion8    [ Reply ]
This does ever so little for me...in such a non abrasive way.
Posted 11 years ago by ziakut    [ Reply ]
Nice to hear at 12:12 am on a Sunday night.  (Well really Monday morning.)
Posted 11 years ago by msymmes    [ Reply ]
Love Bruce Cockburn!  He has the capacity to sing the soundtrack of my life.. but this song is not my fav.
Posted 12 years ago by TuneAgeWhereWoof    [ Reply ]
Hey. I like this.  Never heard it before and I am born and raised in Toronto and still living nearby :)

Well, that's what happens when you listen to new wave and classic rock for too many years.

I'll give this a 7 right away. 
Posted 12 years ago by msymmes    [ Reply ]
 bushrat wrote:


I'm sorry, but as a Canadian I feel the absolute opposite and have never understood why people like what he produces.

And though he apparently has legions of fans, its a resounding 1 from me.

For old school Canadian music I'll take Neil Young and Gordon Lightfoot any day of the week. 
 
Bruce is a contemporary with these guys. Murray Mclaughlin is another that was in the "folk scene" in Toronto at this time. 
Posted 12 years ago by martinc    [ Reply ]
While it's a commercial hit, I like the guts it took to write and record "rocket launcher" and I love his song about the IMF.  Bruce is political when it's easier to be shy about such things.  Thus, he rightfully takes his place with other Canadian singer-songwriters who've challenged us with their work.
Posted 12 years ago by railroadwail    [ Reply ]
CanCon!

{#Roflol}
Posted 12 years ago by Pilgrim301    [ Reply ]
Not my favorite Bruce tune.  And... he is brilliant.
Posted 12 years ago by TuneAgeWhereWoof    [ Reply ]
 bushrat wrote:


I'm sorry, but as a Canadian I feel the absolute opposite and have never understood why people like what he produces.

And though he apparently has legions of fans, its a resounding 1 from me.

For old school Canadian music I'll take Neil Young and Gordon Lightfoot any day of the week. 
 
What about Neil, Alex and Geddy? The best drummer in the world, an outstanding guitarist, and a great bass player and all around musician (maybe not the best vocalist....){#Cowboy}
Posted 12 years ago by AlienRelic    [ Reply ]
 Hannio wrote:


Yes, a man that Canada, and therefore the world, can be proud of.
 

I'm sorry, but as a Canadian I feel the absolute opposite and have never understood why people like what he produces.

And though he apparently has legions of fans, its a resounding 1 from me.

For old school Canadian music I'll take Neil Young and Gordon Lightfoot any day of the week. 
Posted 12 years ago by bushrat    [ Reply ]
Feel like I am on a road trip, driving at night at the speed of darkness, racing to the dawn.
Posted 12 years ago by tomgately    [ Reply ]
He probably comes from a long line of chicken roasters.

 Hannio wrote:



I can think of one good reason to pronounce it the way he does.  I would, too.
 

Posted 12 years ago by Webfoot    [ Reply ]
 KaiT wrote:
Oh Bruce. What a musician/ songwriter/ Canadian you are. 
 

Yes, a man that Canada, and therefore the world, can be proud of.
Posted 12 years ago by Hannio    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

There's no good reason, just the perversity of English which regularly mangles pronunciations.  


I can think of one good reason to pronounce it the way he does.  I would, too.
Posted 12 years ago by Hannio    [ Reply ]
Oh Bruce. What a musician/ songwriter/ Canadian you are. 
Posted 12 years ago by KaiT    [ Reply ]

What a great album this is!


Posted 12 years ago by inklingmusic    [ Reply ]
My favorite Bruce album.
Posted 12 years ago by ozzie1313    [ Reply ]
Thanks, Bill! It's twilight in Toronto and I can feel that Night Train a-comin'!
Posted 12 years ago by meinthecorner    [ Reply ]
More Bruce please, Bill!!!
Posted 12 years ago by meinthecorner    [ Reply ]
 pixel-pusher wrote:

In all cultures, pronunciations blur and morph over centuries. In literate cultures, spellings tend to persist unchanged, even as the pronunciations evolve. I would add "Worcestershire" ("Wooster") to that fascinating list. :-)

Did not know that about Cockburn = "Coburn". Makes me curious how James Coburn got that spelling. Ellis Island, perhaps?
 
Ermm..."Worcester" is pronounced "Wooster". You can leave the "shire" out...although save some of that sauce for me. In MA, a lot of people pronounce "Worcester" as "Woostah." 

The British have a lot elisions and contractions when it comes to pronunciation of town and city names. I've wondered whether that habit is a way of quickly pronouncing a long or complicated name, something that took hold over many generations of a largely stable population. 

And places like Worcester in England have been around for many generations. My parents learned on their honeymoon that towns ending in -cester, -caster and -chester were sites of Roman camps (Castra, Castrorum). The Roman suffix "-castra" got changed over the years into recognizable variations. 

The strangest pronunciation I've heard of from the UK was "Featherstone" being pronounced "Fanshawe." 
https://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Fanshawe 

As for Bruce...well, even the British don't quite agree. 
https://www.forvo.com/word/cockburn/ 
Posted 12 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]

Next to Neil, Bruce is my 2nd favorite Canadian musician, and like Neil one of my ultimate favorites.  I was separated and took my estranged wife to see Bruce in Eugene, OR and we ended up together again after this show.


Posted 13 years ago by ozzie1313    [ Reply ]
reminds me of upstate NY and a boy who met a tragic ending saving the life of a deer. 
Posted 13 years ago by trissi    [ Reply ]
 sfoster66 wrote:
I know as a right-thinking Canadian I am supposed to love him, but he's just too meh for anyone still breathing I think.  And yes, I know he is a guitar genius...I've had it explained to me ad nauseum...
 
perhaps if you were a left-thinking Canadian...

Posted 13 years ago by apd    [ Reply ]
Cool this is why I listen to RP, to hear shit I can't hear on the FM band... unless you live somewhere cool like Santa Cruz to have a radio station as cool as KPIG. I'll bet they don't play Adele though.
Posted 13 years ago by Delawhere    [ Reply ]
 alux wrote:
Everything off Charity of Night is sheer brilliance.  
 
Agreed, one of his best albums.

I used to love listening to "Night Train" after my night shift at work, on the way home,  years ago....seemed so fitting to be driving empty roads at 2am with this song blasting...it just fit.

Posted 13 years ago by sbegf    [ Reply ]
I love this song - it's so mesmerizing...
Posted 13 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

There's no good reason, just the perversity of English which regularly mangles pronunciations. "Coburn" is a standard pronunciation of "Cockburn" in the UK. On a par with other manglings, such as Belvoir ("Beaver"), Beaulieu ("Byooley"), Cholmondely ("Chumley"), and many more. Now that I think of it, most of the mangled pronunciations look to be of upper-class person and place names... {#Stupid}
 
In all cultures, pronunciations blur and morph over centuries. In literate cultures, spellings tend to persist unchanged, even as the pronunciations evolve. I would add "Worcestershire" ("Wooster") to that fascinating list. :-)

Did not know that about Cockburn = "Coburn". Makes me curious how James Coburn got that spelling. Ellis Island, perhaps?

Posted 13 years ago by pixel-pusher    [ Reply ]
Not liking this one much.
Posted 13 years ago by bachbeet    [ Reply ]
 Giselle62 wrote:

Good chugging music and his lyrics are almost always thoughtful. But why is he pronounced "Coburn?" It's not like he's French or anything, eh?
 
There's no good reason, just the perversity of English which regularly mangles pronunciations. "Coburn" is a standard pronunciation of "Cockburn" in the UK. On a par with other manglings, such as Belvoir ("Beaver"), Beaulieu ("Byooley"), Cholmondely ("Chumley"), and many more. Now that I think of it, most of the mangled pronunciations look to be of upper-class person and place names... {#Stupid}
Posted 13 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
I know as a right-thinking Canadian I am supposed to love him, but he's just too meh for anyone still breathing I think.  And yes, I know he is a guitar genius...I've had it explained to me ad nauseum...
Posted 13 years ago by sfoster66    [ Reply ]
Another cool Canadian Night Train:


Posted 13 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]

Ice cube in a dark drink shines like star light 
Starlight shines like glass shards in dark hair 

 Simply Beautiful.
 


Posted 13 years ago by dolfan    [ Reply ]
it sounded like a train, that bass and snare riff
{#Angel} BlueHeronDruid wrote:

Yep. Digging on the bass....

 


Posted 13 years ago by pk53    [ Reply ]
 huebdoo wrote:
That bass ... that snare ... perfect
 
Yep. Digging on the bass....

Posted 14 years ago by BlueHeronDruid    [ Reply ]
That bass ... that snare ... perfect
Posted 14 years ago by huebdoo    [ Reply ]
Like the bass and drums...an easy rhythm {#Motor} {#Drummer}

Posted 14 years ago by nicolewe    [ Reply ]

A Bruce Cockburn Minute by ~cathmads
Cathie  ©2010 ~cathmads

Our area Folk Festival was honoured to have this wonderful musician perform!




Posted 14 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
Everything off Charity of Night is sheer brilliance.  
Posted 14 years ago by alux    [ Reply ]

Was super Lucky and saw Bruce Cockburn in Bozeman Montana a few years ago ..................WOW in the top three shows of my lifetime, he had a smokin band with him and he can rip it up on the G string !


Posted 14 years ago by Yellowstone40    [ Reply ]