You've Never Seen Everything
Bruce Cockburn · 2003
67 min · 12 tracks · folk rock · jazz
A contemplative blend of folk and jazz, woven with intricate melodies and introspective lyrics.
Why this album works
The album received critical acclaim and was nominated for a Juno Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album in 2004, highlighting its impact within the Canadian music scene. Additionally, Cockburn's commitment to addressing global issues through music resonated with audiences, solidifying his role as a significant voice in folk music.
- Best for
- wave-like pacing with peaks introspective reflections during solitude dynamic journey through themes
- Context
- When 'You've Never Seen Everything' was released in 2003, Bruce Cockburn was an established artist celebrated for his poetic lyricism and social commentary. This album followed his 1999 release 'Breakfast in New Orleans, Dinner in Timbuktu' and marked a continued exploration of personal and political themes.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Paul Bley· The Guess Who· Anne Murray· Loverboy· Oscar Peterson· The Tragically Hip· Céline Dion· Sarah McLachlan
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Tried and Tested 5:03
- 2 Open 4:03
- 3 All Our Dark Tomorrows Standout 6:17
- 4 Trickle Down 6:16
- 5 Everywhere Dance 4:20
- 6 Put It in Your Heart 5:26
- 7 Postcards From Cambodia Standout 6:57
- 8 Wait No More 4:09
- 9 Celestial Horses 5:59
- 10 You've Never Seen Everything Standout 9:16
- 11 Don't Forget About Delight 5:49
- 12 Messenger Wind 3:29
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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