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Bruce Cockburn - Circles In The Stream (Remastered) (1975/2005) Lossless

Bruce Cockburn - Circles In The Stream (Remastered) (1975/2005) Lossless

BAND/ARTIST: Bruce Cockburn

  • Title: Circles In The Stream
  • Year Of Release: 1975/2005
  • Label: Rounder Records
  • Genre: Folk, Folk Rock
  • Quality: Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
  • Total Time: 01:19:19
  • Total Size: 497 Mb
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Bruce Cockburn - Circles In The Stream (Remastered) (1975/2005) Lossless


Tracklist:

1. The Pipes, the Pipes - 1:23
2. Starwheel - 3:56
3. Never So Free - 4:06
4. Deer Dancing Around a Broken Mirror - 4:37
5. Homme Brûlant - 6:17
6. Free To Be - 2:54
7. Mama Just Wants to Barrelhouse All Night Long - 4:24
8. Cader Idris - 7:05
9. Arrows of Light - 4:15
10. One Day I Walk - 4:29
11. Love Song - 3:52
12. Red Brother Red Sister - 4:06
13. Lord of the Starfields - 5:29
14. All the Diamonds in the World - 2:46
15. Dialogue With the Devil - 9:34
16. Joy Will Find a Way - 4:48
17. God, Bless the Children - 5:15

Bruce Cockburn - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Dulcimer
Patrick Godfrey - Vocals, Electric Piano, Marimba
Bill Usher - Vocals, percussion
Ray MacKay - Cornemuse, Bagpipe
Bob Boucher - Bass

Released shortly after the transitional In the Falling Dark, Circles in the Stream seemed to serve as the final chapter in Bruce Cockburn's promising yet inconsistent early career. Recorded live in Toronto, the record brings together some of Cockburn's best songs from this period, including the beautiful meditation "All the Diamonds in the World," the bluesy "Mama Just Wants to Barrelhouse All Night Long," and "Lord of the Starfields" from his previous release. And while there isn't anything drastically different here, many of the tracks are more assured and fully realized than their studio counterparts, with Cockburn's guitar and voice front and center -- solo or backed by subtle bass, percussion, and piano or marimba. There are also a scattering of new tunes that mix nicely with the older material, with the Native American tribute "Red Brother, Red Sister" and the instrumental "Deer Dancing Round a Broken Mirror" the true standouts. Strong performances and a good selection of songs help Circles in the Stream succeed not only as a good live album, but also as a decent retrospective of Cockburn's first seven years.


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