KW-51-2021: „O Holy Night“ and transitions into Leonard Cohen’s „Hallelujah“ during a live session at SiriusXM by Jennifer Nettles performing the holiday classic.
Jennifer Nettles performs the holiday classic „O Holy Night“ and transitions into Leonard Cohen’s „Hallelujah“ during a live session at SiriusXM.
KW-51-2021: Rituale sind wichtig, nicht die Routinen, die zu Fehlern fühlen. Manche haben den Unterschied nie verstanden. In diesem Sinne ein gesegnetes Weihnachtsfest – Meinem Ritual, zu Weihnachten diese „einmalige“ Tonaufnahme zu verlinken, sei hiermit wieder einmal gefolgt. Merry X-Mas , #Leonard_Cohen_sings_SilentNight
Leonard Cohen and Jennifer Warnes performed Silent Night with Raffi Hakopian on the violin on December 15, 1979 in Brighton, England, – It was the RECENT SONGS-Tour.
KW-51-2021: my lil Corona – Tagebuch – Teil 2 in der X-Mas-Woche – Einigung über Uneinigkeit – 16 Bundesländer, 16 Meinungen und nach Weihnachten werden wir sehen, welche sich durchsetzt
KW-51-2021: Am 8.1.2021 war sein 5. Todestag – Am 8.1.2022 würde er 75 Jahre alt werden: David Bowie – 12 things you need to know about David Bowie in Berlin – 1976 – 1978 lebte er in Berlin.
Photo: taken from the Book David BOWIE & Leonard COHEN :
KW-51-2021: David BOWIE und Leonard COHEN – Das Buch
KW-51-2021: Why Leonard Cohen’s songwriting disappointed Joni Mitchell
KW-51-2021: Leonard Cohen on Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones : “That’s What I Like About The Guy – There’s No Whining”
Photo: Taken by Christof Graf – Stuttgart 2018
“That’s What I Like About The Guy – There’s No Whining”
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An ABC In Concert video featured Leonard Cohen (as host), Mick Jagger, & Mother Love Bone. The video began with Leonard talking about Mick Jagger. (Sometimes you can find the clip on YOUTUBE)
Yes, it is true that a lot of people burn themselves out. A lot of people die, especially in rock and roll. But on the other hand, there are people who continue to perfect their art. Curiously enough — and this is probably a very unpopular example — I think the last album by Mick Jagger [Wandering Spirit], who is a figure who is not really taken seriously… That’s a guy who is somehow not considered to be at the cutting edge of his own spirit any longer. Somehow, he has dissolved into the celebrity that he so ferociously courted. But you know, I had occasion to look carefully at the lyrics of his last album [Wandering Spirit]. They’re really quite surprising. They’re pretty good. It’s been a long time since I’ve turned to Mick Jagger for spiritual information! I wanted to see what Mick Jagger was doing these days, ’cause all you hear of him is he shows up with a beautiful woman here or there, or he’s having marital problems, or he’s signing a $60 million contract. It seems not to have anything to do with what we’re interested in. But when I looked at that album, he says, ‘I’ve seen a whole lot of shit, I’ve seen more than most guys.’ He’s speaking the truth. He says, ‘I really have been on those mountains. I really have had dinner with those kings and princes and slept with those beautiful women. And now, from the point of view of this experience. I’m asking you: Is there nothing beyond the kisses? Is there anything better than fucking? I’d like to know because it isn’t very good.’ He’s saying something that is heavy and beautiful, and he’s saying it beautifully. And then … Nobody listening. You know it’s just like another little Mick Jagger record. And it’s cool. It’s OK. We don’t have to worry about the guy, either. We know he’s a billionaire, and we know he has these women. Putting all these things aside, which is difficult to do in a case like Mick Jagger, you see that this guy’s still on this trip at the age of 40 odd.
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From Maverick Spirit: Leonard Cohen by Jim O’Brien. B-Side Magazine: August/September 1993.
KW-51-2021: Die Tournee der Rolling Stones war die erfolgreichste des Jahres 2021. – I think it’s wonderful the phenomenon of the Rolling Stones – the figure of Mick Jagger. (LEONARD COHEN ON THE ROLLING STONES)
I think it’s wonderful the phenomenon of the Rolling Stones – the figure of Mick Jagger.
The Year in Touring Charts 2021: The Rolling Stones Return to Glory With No. 1 Trek
No one tours like The Stones. Not only did they mount the biggest comeback tour of the post-COVID launch, they did it in only eight shows.
SOURCE:
https://www.billboard.com/pro/rolling-stones-top-tour-2021-year-in-charts/
KW-51-2021: Leonard Cohen On Mick Jagger & The Rolling Stones : „They are the bread and wine of the pop groups.“ , Leonard Cohen said in an interview in the year of 1974.
Photo: Taken by Christof Graf – Stuttgart 2018
Leonard Cohen On Mick Jagger & The Rolling Stones:
I met Mick Jagger once in the lobby of the Plaza Hotel and he said, ‘Are you in New York for a poetry reading?’ There’s some of their songs I like very much. I think it’s wonderful the phenomenon of the Rolling Stones – the figure of Mick Jagger. They are the bread and wine of the pop groups. I was a little bit older than other people when I came into contact with these figures, and I’d already had my mind blown by older and much more outrageous people that I’d met in my youth, so I wasn’t about to succumb to the kind of fever that they produce in younger people. But I’ve always admired them from the slightly humourous point of view. I never did seriously ask myself if Mick Jagger was the Devil. But I think as figures they’re mighty interesting.
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ZIGZAG, Leonard Cohen Interview: September 15, 1974 by Robin Pike (ZigZag, Oct 1974).