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You Sir BC played for me March 17th /St Patty at Norval Junction

rocket launcher... still makes me cry. Applies to Guatemala (and that son of a bitch Rios Montt STILL walks free) and today, to Palestine. 😭😭😭 For all the civilians in all the countries who suffer this same fate at the hands of corporate greed and mercenaries, dictators, and US dollars

I saw Bruce perform this Lovers in a Dangerous Time live with a full band when he was touring this album in the 80s. The concert was delayed by technical issues but completely worth the wait. Very powerful.

Bruce Cockburn and Steven Stills, can't get better !!

Saw them in Moncton, not sure which year, late 60s?, early 70s?hadn't really heard of their music before seeing them live. I was blown away and followed them from there. I was really disappointed when they broke up, this happened to so many bands during that time. Great concert, great band.

Sadly, as relevant today, as when it was written. Thank you Bruce. I needed to hear this,(X3) today.

Saw CSNY about 10 years earlier and the contempt they held for each other was palpable on stage. So nice to see them 10 years later really having fun and enjoying playing together. I guess it helps to have such a great soul like Bruce holding it together.

1988-9. Radium Rain was on "Big Circumstance" released fall 1988.

What great singer, songwriter and human being I've had the pleasure of seeing him perform and meeting him with multiple good , deep convetsations " until we meet again" he once said to me as we went our seperate ways after a nice time together, and we have talked more times since.. A true hero status fella that when able had done his best to make a difference What a blessing he has been to planet earth.... a child of the wind Until we meet again"

Lov Cockburn's songs, voice, guitar; hav played them in various bands: Kevin Jones; Genie & the Concubines; The Rivals..

This is what heaven sounds like

The man kicked off with my favorite of his many wonderful tunes. "Gotta kick at the darkness till it bleeds daylight." Dylan himself never wrote a better line. So much truth in a single sentence. Saw Bruce last year (2023) in Nelsonville OH. Great show by a great artist. "One of Canada's treasures" is spot-on.

Thank you.

❤Don't the hours grow shorter as the days go by? We never get to stop and open our eyes One minute you're waiting for the sky to fall And next you're dazzled by the beauty of it all Lovers in a dangerous time Lovers in a dangerous time These fragile bodies of touch and taste This fragrant skin, this hair like lace Spirits open to the thrust of grace Never a breath you can afford to waste Lovers in a dangerous time Lovers in a dangerous time Lovers in a dangerous time Lovers in a dangerous time When you're lovers in a dangerous time Sometimes you're made to feel as if your love's a crime Nothing worth having comes without some kind of fight Got to kick at the darkness 'til it bleeds daylight Lovers in a dangerous time Lovers in a dangerous time Lovers in a dangerous time Lovers in a dangerous time We were lovers in a dangerous time We were lovers in a dangerous time Love-lovers, love-lovers, love-lovers, love-lovers, oh, oh Lovers in a dangerous time Source: Musixmatch Songwriters: Bruce Cockburn❤

Bruce Cockburn - What a great guy... It was in the summer of 1989 when I went with a few friends to an open-air concert of Bruce Cockburn in the city "Karl-Marx-Stadt" (GDR). (Today this city is called Chemnitz again...:-) Live concerts with musicians from Western countries were still a minor sensation in the GDR back then. It was a great concert - even though it rained the whole time. After the concert we walked along the barrier fence because one of us had the crazy idea of breaking into the backstage area to see the musicians up close. It's hard to believe, but there was actually a loophole that we crawled through and quickly we were at the large container that Bruce Cockburn was about to go into. The "FDJ" stewards - a kind of security guards back then - had of course noticed us and wanted to intercept us, but too late, Bruce had discovered us (and protected us) and invited us into the container where his musicians were already. We were offered hot tea and Coca Cola, sat down with them and talked for a while, maybe 15 or 20 minutes (for us it was an eternity) - so we talked (with our limited English) about the political situation in the GDR and of course also about music. We were totally over the moon - we were backstage with our star and were able to talk to him, get autographs written on the tickets and posters - it was unbelievable that this was possible!!! When I listen to his music today, I always remember this experience with a smile...😀

Bruce Cockburn, by far, in my humble opinion, is one of the most underrated musicians of all time. This man has more talent as a guitarist and lyricist. Thank you Bruce for 40+ years of the best music I’ve ever heard ❤

Bruce is one of the best songwriters out there. Ever.

Fell in love with Bruce in 1983, in San Francisco. My love has not dwindled.❤❤❤❤

99% sure this was June 3 1988 at the Forum de Montreal, which was when the IPPNW Concert for Peace was played. 0:55 Lovers In a Dangerous Time 6:58 Radium Rain 13:25 If I Had a Rocket Launcher (w/ Crosby, Stills and Nash) 18:48 To Raise The Morning Star (w/ Crosby, Stills and Nash)

Omg. I was there. When he said to those doctors….I was one of them! It was the first time I had ever heard, or seen of this genius. I had the same thought- How is so much music coming out of one person? Thanks for this post.

Aging is great but also painful. Keep on keeping on Bruce

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So funny to see Graham Nash with a mullet/tail and black leather pants...Crosby is, well, Crosby :)

Merci d'avoir poster ça ici ,je ne savais pas que ceci avait eu lieu ,j'y serais surement allé

@jamesc4812 Just stumbled upon this recording this morning: sensational!!! I’m so grateful for your talent, relentless hard work and humane insight. I truly hope you are picking and scribbling your heart out in this truly dangerous time. The world needs your voice, now more than ever. And if age and arthritis have taken an edge of your performance, we really don’t care. Strum and sing out of tune, just keep on sharing your vital voice.

Radium Rain is one of my favorite Bruce Cockburn songs and seeing him play it on Linda Manzer’s creation is a treat!

35 years ago! I’m a Cockburn fan from the 70’s. He never disappoints!

This vid is an amazing find! I never knew that they played together.

Heard him 2 days ago, and also 5 months ago. He does not look to be doing that well physically, which is a concern, but he still sounds great. Yeah, he's 78, but he seems too young to be so hunched. He's a contemporary of CSNY, in fact the same age as Stephen Stills, yet looks older though I'm pretty sure he didn't do nearly the experimental pharmaceuticals as CSNY back in the day . . . I just wish him well and hope he hangs in there. He's my fave singer-songwriter . . . I guess we're all getting old . . .

Love Bruce. So open ❤. Great memories of this time. We are proud Graham

Bruce and Neil are two of the best pickers ever to come out of Canada!

Two of the greatest guitarists on the planet and the audio engineer was obviously asleep at the wheel!!

Wow love this guy x

Some of our best singer songwriters came out of Canada. Bruce is one of them.

Saw Bruce last week (9/1/23), his back is hunched and he complained of arthritis in his hands, and he's still amazing, impressive, fantastic!

Bruce and Stephen... omg

Going to see Bruce again in a couple of weeks.

Excellent

Strangely enough, I had the choice to see BC or Stephen Stills on the same night in my small town. I chose BC, and that has made all the difference.

00:00 Southern Cross 05:59 Guinnevere "and for my Lady Jan" (sweetest harmonies) 12:08 Our House "this is for you Joni"

Forum de Montréal, Montreal - June 3, 1988🕊

Eu conheci a música deles quando eu tinha uns 28 anos em 1998, já baixei todos os discos deles, eu tinha uma edição nacional em vinil do sunny days, acho que foi o único que saiu aqui.

In a perfect world, a song such as this would never ever need to be written. In our imperfect world, only one man could have written it. This performance is perfection. May we remember all souls murdered in Central and South America by regimes funded by the United States government, and my the almighty forgive us.

You tend to forget how good Stills is as a guitarist

One of the finest Canadian guitar players ever

kevin davies, my wife ann and I attended this show...wonderful

July, 1988, we the crew of the Greenpeace ship The Beluga were docked for one week in Thunder Bay, Ontario with Bruce Cockburn. I was with Bruce every waking hour of each day. We sat in a small boat, testing water for hours. Great concerts at night on The Boat!

"a deadly sense of frustration", so little has changed ...

The stunning irony of these so-called pacifists singing a tune that's laced with condonation of violence. This perfectly illustrates the false-light, service-to-self depravity of the 60s "love" movement.

Awesome stuff