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Track Listings
| 1. Iris Of The World |
| 2. Call Me Rose |
| 3. Bohemian 3-Step |
| 4. Radiance |
| 5. Five Fifty-One |
| 6. Driving Away |
| 7. Lois On The Autobahn |
| 8. Boundless |
| 9. Called Me Back |
| 10. Comets Of Kandahar |
| 11. Each One Lost |
| 12. Parnassus And Frog |
| 13. Ancestors |
| 14. Gifts |
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Album Description
2011 album from the veteran Canadian singer/songwriter, his first studio album in six years. Small Source Of Comfort is a rhythmic and highly evocative collection of tracks inspired by his renowned unusual and diverse muse - recent trips to Afghanistan and ponderings on the re-incarnation of Richard Nixon, to road trips and unreturned phone calls. The album boasts some of the best musicians recording today, including violinist Jenny Scheinman, former Wailin' Jenny Annabelle Chvostek, and long time collaborators Gary Craig, Jon Dymond and producer Colin Linden.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Another worthwhile album,
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This review is from: Small Source Of Comfort (Audio CD)
Another solid effort from Bruce. Many instrumentals. Lyrically and musically I prefer more nature based themes from Cockburn but these remain very nice additions to this side of his catalogue. I wasn't that taken with his last album 'Life's Short Call Now' but this one is highly superior. Also reccommended are the brilliant 'Salt Sun and Time', 'Sunwheel Dance', 'In the Falling Dark' and 'Night Vision'.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Feels like one of Bruce's old classics...,
By Rataxas (Vancouver, British Columbia Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Small Source Of Comfort (Audio CD)
I am really enjoying this album, and I'm playing it a lot. This is a classic Bruce Cockburn album which evokes references to some of his earliest albums. Solid acoustic guitar playing from Bruce and several instrumentals make this feel like some of Bruce's older classics. Nice backing and filling from Jenny Scheinman on violin compliments and augments BC's guitar. This album feels very up close and personal and I think it's Bruce's best album in years.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Canadian Icon,
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This review is from: Small Source Of Comfort (Audio CD)
Another great collection from an epic musician and songwriter. You won't be disappointed. He always finds lyrics with a punch. Enjoyed the collaboration with Annabelle Chvostek,great harmonies!I found the cut "Each one Lost" very poignant!I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this CD to anyone who enjoys Cockburn's intellect and guitar mastery.
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