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Leonard Cohen
The Complete Studio Albums Collection
Original Release Date: October 11, 2011
Track Listing
1. Suzanne
2. Master Song
3. Winter Lady
4. The Stranger Song
5. Sisters of Mercy
6. So Long, Marianne
7. Hey, That's No Way to Say Goodbye
8. Stories of the Street
9. Teachers
10. One of Us Cannot Be Wrong
11. Bird on the Wire
12. Story of Isaac
13. A Bunch of Lonesome Heroes
14. The Partisan
15. Seems So Long Ago, Nancy
16. The Old Revolution
17. The Butcher
18. You Know Who I Am
19. Lady Midnight
20. Tonight Will Be Fine
21. Avalanche
22. Last Year's Man
23. Dress Rehearsal Rag
24. Diamonds in the Mine
25. Love Calls You by Your Name
26. Famous Blue Raincoat
27. Sing Another Song, Boys
28. Joan of Arc
29. Is This What You Wanted
30. Chelsea Hotel #2
31. Lover Lover Lover
32. Field Commander Cohen
33. Why Don't You Try
34. There Is a War
35. A Singer Must Die
36. I Tried to Leave You
37. Who by Fire
38. Take This Longing
39. Leaving Greensleeves
40. True Love Leaves No Traces
41. Iodine
42. Paper Thin Hotel
43. Memories
44. I Left a Woman Waiting
45. Don't Go Home with Your Hard-On
46. Fingerprints
47. Death of a Ladies' Man
48. The Guests
49. Humbled in Love
50. The Window
51. Came So Far for Beauty
52. The Lost Canadian [Un Canadien Errant]
53. The Traitor
54. Our Lady of Solitude
55. The Gypsy's Wife
56. The Smoky Life
57. Ballad of the Absent Mare
58. Dance Me to the End of Love
59. Coming Back to You
60. The Law
61. The Night Comes On
62. Hallelujah
63. The Captain
64. Hunter's Lullaby
65. Heart with No Companion
66. If It Be Your Will
67. First We Take Manhattan
68. Ain't No Cure for Love
69. Everybody Knows
70. I'm Your Man
71. Take This Waltz
72. Jazz Police
73. I Can't Forget
74. Tower of Song
75. The Future
76. Waiting for the Miracle
77. Be for Real
78. Closing Time
79. Anthem
80. Democracy
81. Light as the Breeze
82. Always
83. Tacoma Trailer
84. In My Secret Life
85. A Thousand Kisses Deep
86. That Don't Make It Junk
87. Here It Is
88. Love Itself
89. By the Rivers Dark
90. Alexandra Leaving
91. You Have Loved Enough
92. Boogie Street
93. The Land of Plenty
94. Go No More a-Roving
95. Because Of
96. The Letters
97. Undertow
98. Morning Glory
99. On That Day
100. Villanelle for Our Time
101. There for You
102. Dear Heather
103. Nightingale
104. To a Teacher
105. The Faith
106. Tennessee Waltz [Live]
Leonard Cohen: Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Piano, Violin, Arranger, Composer, Jew's-Harp, Keyboards, Programming, Saxophone, Vocals, Producer, Mixing, Photography, Cover Photo, Drawing
Allen Ginsberg: Vocals (Background)
Irving Berlin: Composer
Bruce Dickinson: Producer, Mastering
Bob Dylan: Vocals (Background)
Janis Ian: Vocals
Frederick Knight: Composer
Jennifer Warnes: Vocals, Vocals (Background), Vocal Arrangement, Harmony
Conte Candoli: Trumpet
Terry Gibbs: Percussion, Vibraphone
Jeremy Lubbock: String Arrangements
Bill Mays: Keyboards
Don Menza: Flute, Saxophone, Horn Arrangements
Don Randi: Keyboards
Bob Sheppard: Sax (Tenor)
Mitch Watkins: Guitar, Guitar (Electric), Vocals
Pete Jolly: Keyboards
John Bilezikjian: Oud
Jesse Ed Davis: Guitar
Bruce Dukov: Strings
Barry Goldberg: Keyboards
Clydie King: Vocals (Background)
Tom Winslow: Engineer
Pee Wee King: Composer
Jim Keltner: Drums
Redd Stewart: Composer
Nino Tempo: Rhythm Arrangements
John Simon: Producer, Musical Director
Sid Page: Strings
Phil Spector: Guitar, Composer, Keyboards, Vocals (Background), Producer, Vocal Arrangement, Rhythm Arrangements
Ronee Blakley: Vocals (Background)
Ron Cornelius: Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric)
Bubba Fowler: Guitar (Acoustic), Banjo, Bass
Lewis Furey: Viola
LA Mass Choir: Choir, Chorus
Tony Warren: Vocals (Background)
Edna Wright: Vocals (Background)
Sneaky Pete Kleinow: Guitar (Steel)
Hal Blaine: Drums
Cynthia Bass: Choir, Chorus
Roscoe Beck: Bass, Arranger, Producer, Production Coordination
Emily Bindiger: Vocals
Ray Blair: Engineer
Tom Brechtlein: Drums
Bobby Bruce: Fiddle
Martin Brumbach: Engineer
Brenda Bryant: Vocals (Background)
Paul Buckmaster: Conductor, Horn Arrangements, String Arrangements
David Campbell: Strings, Conductor, Vocals (Background), String Arrangements
Lenny Castro: Percussion, Tambourine
Charlie Daniels: Guitar (Acoustic), Bass, Fiddle
Julie Christensen: Vocals (Background)
Vinnie Colaiuta: Drums
Larry Corbett: Strings
Richard Cottrell: Engineer
Skip Cottrell: Assistant
Jim Cox: Piano
Steve Croes: Synclavier, Synclavier Programming
Richard Crooks: Drums
John Crowder: Bass, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
LaVan Davis: Choir, Chorus
Rebecca de Mornay: Arranger, Producer
Enrico DePaoli: Engineer
Joel Derouin: Strings
Fran�ois Deschamps: Engineer
Erin Dickins: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Billy Diez: Vocals (Background)
Oma Drake: Vocals (Background)
Gene Estes: Percussion
Brandon Fields: Sax (Tenor)
Venetta Fields: Vocals (Background)
Johnny Friday: Drums
James Gadson: Drums
Berj Garabedian: Strings
Ron Getman: Harmonica, Guitar (Steel), Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Bill Ginn: Piano, Programming, Producer, Synclavier Programming
Bob Glaub: Bass
Yoav Goren: Arranger, Programming, Producer
Ed Greene: Drums
Lani Groves: Vocals (Background)
Bernie Grundman: Mastering
Mark Guilbeault: Engineer
Armen Halburian: Percussion
Ron Hart: Engineer
Tom Hensley: Keyboards
Dennis Herring: Guitar (Electric)
Ed Hudson: Engineer
Garth Hudson: Accordion
David Isaac: Guitar
Paul Jackson, Jr.: Guitar
Jean Johnson: Vocals (Background)
Bob Johnston: Piano, Producer
Jude Johnstone: Vocals
Raven Kane: Choir, Chorus
Gail Kantor: Vocals
Richard Kaplan: Engineer
Randy Kerber: Keyboards
Dan Kessel: Organ, Synthesizer, Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals (Background)
David Kessel: Guitar, Vocals (Background)
Peter Kisilenko: Bass
Ed Kollis: Engineer
Frank Laico: Engineer
Michael Lang: Keyboards
Jeff Layton: Banjo, Guitar, Mandolin, Trumpet
Barry Lazarowitz: Percussion, Drums
Larry Levine: Engineer
Henry Lewy: Producer, Engineer, Mixing
Yvonne Lewis: Vocals (Background)
Steve Lindsey: Organ, Arranger, Keyboards, Producer, Mellotron, Additional Production
John Lissauer: Arranger, Composer, Keyboards, Vocals, Vocals (Background), Producer, Woodwind, Orchestration
Charles Loper: Trombone
Bob Ludwig: Mastering
Stephen Marcussen: Mastering
Roy Markowitz: Drums
Sid McGinnis: Guitar
Steve Meador: Drums
Bob Metzger: Guitar (Acoustic), Bass, Guitar, Pedal Steel, Guitar (Electric)
Jay Migliori: Saxophone
Merle Miller: Vocals (Background)
Art Munson: Guitar
Ray Neapolitan: Bass (Electric), Bass (Upright)
Paul Ostermayer: Flute
Dean Parks: Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Mandolin, Weissenborn
Don Payne: Bass
Jean-Jacque Peruchon: Engineer
Greg Phillinganes: Piano
Valerie Pinkston-Mayo: Vocals (Background)
Ray Pohlman: Bass, Guitar
Lon Price: Sax (Tenor)
Emil Radocchia: Percussion
Jack Redmond: Trombone
Gean-Michel Reusser: Producer
Michel Robidoux: Arranger, Keyboards, Producer, Drum Fills
Bob Robitaille: Assistant Engineer, Synthesizer Programming
Devra Robitaille: Synthesizer
Stan Ross: Assistant Engineer
Rick Rowe: Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Jean-Philippe Rykiel: Arranger
Michael Sahl: Strings
Frank Scott: Composer
Duane Seykora: Engineer
Talley Sherwood: Engineer
Lee Sklar: Bass
Greg Smith: Sax (Baritone)
Bob Stanley: Guitar
Donald Taylor: Choir Director
Ian Terry: Engineer
Bill Thedford: Vocals (Background)
Anjani Thomas: Piano, Arranger, Composer, Vocals, Vocals (Background), Producer, Engineer, Photography
Lee Thornburg: Horn Arrangements
Carmen Twillie: Choir, Chorus
Leanne Ungar: Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Assistant, Technical Coordinator
Oren Waters: Vocals (Background), Choir, Chorus
Neil Wilburn: Engineer
Mark Wilder: Mastering
Lorna Willard: Vocals (Background)
Billy Youdelman: Engineer
Monalisa Young: Choir, Chorus
Hy Zaret: Composer
Perla Batalla: Vocals (Background), Choir, Chorus
Jeff Barnes: Synthesizer Bass
Gerald Chamberlain: Trombone
Bill Donovan: Engineer
Bob Furgo: Violin, Saxophone
Bruce Gold: Assistant
Corlynn Hanney: Vocals
London Corona Academy: Children's Voices
Susan Mussmano: Vocals
Thomas Tally: Strings
Elisabeth Valletti: Vocals
Julia Waters: Choir, Chorus
Suzie Katayama: Strings
John Berg: Cover Design, Cover Photo
Derek Dunann: Assistant
Jacquelyn Gouche-Farris: Vocals (Background)
Nancy Donald: Art Direction
Teresa Alfieri: Cover Design
Dayna Stockard: Choir, Chorus
Gigi Bailey: Choir, Chorus
John Cabalka: Art Direction
Ira Friedlander: Cover Design
Sonya Griffin: Choir, Chorus
Bob Cato: Photography
Ben Wallach: Engineer
Glen Christensen: Art Direction
Ron Coro: Design
Edward O'Dowd: Art Direction, Design
Julia Tillman: Vocals (Background)
Mayel Assouly: Vocals
Kevin Beauchamp: Engineer
Chad Blinman: Engineer
Patricia Finnie: Choir, Chorus
Raffi Hakopian: Violin
Evelyine Hebey: Vocals
Nysa Larry: Choir, Chorus
Roseland Parker-Holmes: Choir, Chorus
Frank Wolfe: Mixing
Anna Marly: Composer
Leo Friedman: Assistant Engineer
Bill Naegels: Design
John Smith: Engineer
Sharon Weisz: Cover Photo
Lee Friedman: Assistant Engineer
Lord Byron: Composer
Steve Douglas: Flute, Saxophone, Soloist
Peggy Blue: Vocals (Background)
Greg Falken: Assistant
Steve Berkowitz: Producer
Michael Petit: Design, Cover Design
Anjani: Vocals
Doug Deforest: Engineer
Roger Guerin: Engineer
Sherlie Matthews: Vocals (Background)
Machine: Cover Photo
Daniel Smith: Strings
Bob Zimmitti: Percussion
Maxine Waters: Choir, Chorus
Richard Baudet: Saxophone
Freddie Washington: Bass
Ron Clark: Strings
David Morgan: Vocals (Background)
Raymond Tischer: Strings
Donald Ferrone: Strings
Gerry Garrett: Vocals (Background)
Eric Anest: Engineer
Jon Smith: Engineer
M. A. Gerin-Lajoie: Composer
Sarah Kramer: Trumpet
Ralph Gibson: Guitar
Robin Cable: Engineer
Sharon Robinson: Arranger, Composer, Programming, Vocals, Vocals (Background), Producer, Engineer, Mixing
John Miller: Bass
Emmanuel D'astier De La Vigerie: Composer
Kenneth Kosek: Fiddle
Jacotte Chollet: Cover Photo
Brenda Eager: Choir, Chorus
Steve Berkley: Choir, Chorus
Fred Echelard: Engineer
Fred Deschamps: Engineer
Crissie Faith: Vocals (Background)
Charlie Paakaari: Engineer
Aladrian Elmore: Choir, Chorus
Evette Andrews: Choir, Chorus
Theresa Walker: Choir, Chorus
Stephen Lively: Choir, Chorus
Stan Sargent: Bass
Pico Iyer: Liner Notes
Milton Puma: Photo Retouching
Kevin Shoates: Choir, Chorus
Julian Christensen: Choir, Chorus
Jeralynthia Banks: Choir, Chorus
Orchestra Paris: Jacket Design
Jason Roberts: Engineer
Federico Garcia: Composer
Dianne Lawrence: Illustrations, Cover Portrait, Drawing
David Shober: Engineer
Laythan Amot: Choir, Chorus
Lashana Dendy: Choir, Chorus
Jeanne Ungar: Producer


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4. Punk Sizzle [Live]
5. Clare [Live]
6. Lady Be Good [Live]
7. Strumming [Live]
8. Bass Blue [Live]
9. Bass Space [Live]
10. April Aire [Live]
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14. Stardust
15. The Moon Is Made of Gold
16. Brothers
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18. One for My Baby (And One More for the Road)
19. Ballad of the Runaway Horse
20. Gone With the Wind
21. Angel Eyes
22. Over the Rainbow
23. Autumn Leaves [*]
24. Fantasy Is Reality/Bells of Madness
25. Put Your Big Toe in the Milk of Human Kindness
26. White-Wheeled Limousine
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28. Zillionaire
29. Dustin' off the Bass
30. Easy Answers
31. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (Bass Trilogy: Part 2)
32. Home Is Where You Get Across
33. Spike's Bulls (Bass Trilogy, Pt. 3)
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35. Gypsy Two
36. American People
37. 3 Guys Named Schmo [*]
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The Indiana Supreme Court decides to pass on hearing the legal dispute over control of Holiday World and Splashin' Safari. The high court declined to take up the differences between Koch Development Company Vice President Lori Koch and her brother-in-law Dan Koch. Last fall, the state Court of Appeals unanimously ruled that Lori Koch could retain her majority shares in the company, which owns and operates Holiday World.
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Changes will be made, well before former Henderson Mayor Tom Davis is tried on a felony charge of impersonating a police officer. Circuit Judge Karen Wilson has decided to recuse herself. Wilson had said she did not have a personal or professional relationship with Davis, and only knows him as any other citizen would. The prosecutor in the case, Bill Markwell had earler asked to be recused because of his personal relationship with Davis. The decision on a special judge and prosecutor is expected to be made official when Davis returns to court on March 3.
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Obamacare brings glimmer of hope to many
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For many older Americans who lost jobs during the recession, the quest for health care has been one obstacle after another. But, those luckless people - most in their 50s and 60 - have emerged this month as early winners under Obamacare. Along with their peers who are self-employed or whose jobs do not offer insurance, they have been signing up for coverage in large numbers. The federal government says those ages 55 to 64 make up 31 percent of new enrollees in the new health insurance marketplaces, the largest segment by age group.
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Kentucky's Transportation Secretary says there are no plans to re-route Interstate-69 across the Natcher Bridge and then through Owensboro. Mike Hancock also says a proposal being pushed by Owensboro Mayor Ron Payne would be "costly and difficult to implement." Payne met with Evansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke. Winnecke says that under Payne's plan, Evansville would become a cul-de-sac, without a new bridge to Henderson. He says Payne's proposal wound not be in the best interests of Southwestern Indiana, Henderson, or Madisonville.
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The Road to ALA '11: LIS Student Tips and Tricks
09/02/2011 § 26 Comments
{This post is largely derived from these posts on my blog — for more detail on my ALA '10 experiences, check them out!}
Last year, I attended my first ALA conference as a library school student, and it was an eye-opening experience. Of all the local and national librarian conferences I've been to, it is by far the biggest and most overwhelming. Here are some of my tips for staying on a library school student budget, networking, and more:
- Seek funding to offset your expenses. ALA's Student to Staff program has already picked its members, but ask around at your library school for other opportunities. Are there any scholarships or grants for travel at your school? Do you know anyone you can split a hotel room with (if not, ask librarians on Twitter)?
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- ALA is not flowing with free food. To reduce your food expenses, sign up for free vendor lunches (not sure what I mean? wait until you start getting vendor emails a few weeks before the conference). These will give you a free meal AND help you learn something about a new library product. For breakfast, I recommend stopping at a local grocery store and packing muffins or breakfast bars. The ones in the convention center will cost you $3.00-$5.00 apiece. You're pretty much on your own for dinner, but it's not bad to have a nice dinner once in a while, especially in New Orleans. You may want to use dinner as a networking tool, even — use Twitter or other means to find some librarian dinner dates!
- Create business cards. I used Vistaprint, and it was extremely cheap. What should you put on them? See Erin Dorney's extremely helpful post. You need to make your own networking opportunities, so don't wait for a librarian to talk to you! I monitored Twitter for networking events, and found a Facebook/Twitter networking social at a local pub. I also found that certain round tables and committees had events like "Lunch with LIRT" – try to find out if a round table you're interested in is doing something similar, because it's a great way to meet librarians in your area of interest, as well as potentially give you a jump start on round table/committee work!
- If you want to take advantage of any of the ALA Placement Center's offerings, such as the resume reviewing or career counseling, make an appointment, even if it's not required. Trust me — everyone else made an appointment, and you'll be waiting a while for an open one.
- If you plan to spend time in the exhibits, try to make a plan beforehand. My friend Courtney made a list of vendors she specifically wanted to visit and why, and that saved her from wandering around feeling aimless and overwhelmed (like me). When you see the exhibit hall, you will understand. Also, if you plan to take a lot of free books home, plan to ship them, or pack an extra bag or suitcase. I have friends who shipped home 4-5 boxes worth of books — you know who you are!
- Don't be afraid to pick "fun" sessions (like author talks) over librarian sessions. I felt guilty about this sometimes, but ultimately I knew I wouldn't get the chance to see these authors again, and there's always a way to get your hands on a program handout if you're resourceful — many speakers post links session presentations or handouts on Twitter and on the ALA Conference Wiki.
- Speaking of Twitter, follow the ALA hashtag whenever you can – I made many, many contacts (even in-person ones) by interacting with librarians that way.
- Finally, don't forget to get some rest — if you stay out late, skip that early morning session. You will be SO exhausted by the end of the week if you never sleep. Sounds simple to do, but wait until you plan your ALA schedule and your New Orleans tourist schedule!
Do you have any ALA tips and tricks of your own? If you're a first-timer, is there anything you'd like to know? Feel free to ask!
§ 26 Responses to The Road to ALA '11: LIS Student Tips and Tricks
[...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Lauren Dodd, Heidi Kittleson. Heidi Kittleson said: The Road to #ala11: #LIS Student Tips&Tricks : http://t.co/hkPRnER by @laurendodd #hacklibschool [...]
[...] first post is essentially an update/summary of my two previous ALA posts on this blog, but I'll soon be [...]
Hi Lauren – Thanks for the shout-out! I am absolutely loving the hacklibraryschool blog. What a great resource. I wholeheartedly second your advice about choosing some fun sessions – try something outside of your comfort zone, you might come away with some fabulous new ideas.
Great advice! I'm looking forward to my first year at ALA but will probably be paying for things with student loans I've set aside, or putting any tax return money towards it. Looking for scholarships, too, but boy do they seem rare or oddly complicated.
As far as being a first-timer…hmm…what about what kind of clothes to pack? I was thinking business casual, dress-in-layers, etc. Any reason to have a suit jacket or heels?
Any liveblogging to follow or to get involved with? It'd be great to *participate* and not just passively consume.
Kim Dority started a similar thread over in her LIS Career Options page on LinkedIn.
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Title | 1916 Trench Sign: Irish Uprising |
Notes | The history of the photo is that it was given to my granddad by a Major Hand in the 1930's. My granddad was working for the Major (a retried British Army Officer) as a gardener in Mooncoin, co. Kilkenny. The Germans knew that the trench in front of them was occupied by a Irish Regiment, and put the sign up to tell them what was going on back home in Ireland, the Major told my Granddad that they fired a few rounds at the sign and did not believe or understand what the sign was about till weeks later when the news filtered through about the 1916 rising back home in Ireland. The Major took the photo, after the British had captured the German trench a month later. Editor's Comment: Photograph of wooden board with pinned paper message: 'Irishmen! Heavy uproa[.] in Ireland, english guns are firing at your wives and children | 1st May 1916'. |
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Creation place | The Somme |
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