KW-02-2023: the open book … und es ist immer die gier …

Robert Kory – Remarks at Leonard Cohen’s Memorial, Sunday December 11, 2016 :
What can I say about my dear friend and client Leonard Cohen? Anything seems inadequate
other than thanking him for the extraordinary opportunity to serve. I began working for Leonard
in 2004, on a dark legal and financial rescue mission. But for the unqualified brilliance of my
then associate and now law partner, Michelle Rice, we might well have failed.
But we succeeded, and our role evolved to that of personal manager, while continuing legal and
financial duties. My relationship depended in large measure on our shared spiritual affinity, but
we almost never discussed it, lest we frighten the muses. My job was to focus on the practical.
Through work for Leonard, I have come to know all of you in some way, and most of you
personally. Some of you have known him through personal and/or professional relationships for
decades; others of you met him through the recent, grand renaissance of his performing and
recording career.
Leonard would want me to do two things today — to express his gratitude for all you have given
him and to ask each of you to forgive his limitations. He passed away abruptly, and had he
known he was almost out of time, he surely would have extended the show to thank you himself,
as he did every night on tour, despite my protestations about union overtime after 11:30PM!
Leonard needed to be alone to create his art. He also needed people as evidenced by his
overwhelming generosity and graciousness. One of my most important roles was assisting him
in finding a precarious balance between these two conflicting needs. The most significant result
was a tour in which he luxuriated in solitude, even while traveling with the “family” of band and
crew, even during the 387 performances to sold-out audiences in arenas worldwide.
He was surprised but nourished by such solitude on tour. And so, he directed me to start
declining requests to meet off tour as well, even requests from close friends, colleagues and
family. But for this solitude, we might not have his last three magnificent studio albums.
But Leonard also often shared with me his deep regret that his time alone meant that he could not
see those whom he loved or colleagues who were so important to his work. So, he also tasked
me with asking others to “please forgive his limitations.” That task became particularly acute
during the last four months of his life when he was trying to finish a book, a solitary endeavor.
So that is the context in which I shall try to fulfill what I feel Leonard would want me to say.
For those of you whom he knew intimately, he would want you to be secure in the knowledge of
his profound and lasting love, even though in some cases it “might have all gone wrong,” even
though “love is not a victory march”, even though it is often only a “broken Hallelujah.”
For those whom he knew mostly through a professional relationship, he would want you to be
secure in the knowledge of his deep appreciation of all your efforts to assist in his renaissance
over the past eight years. You helped the world to recognize where he resides in the tower of
song — an unrivaled worldwide star — and you have helped assure that generations to come will
“continue to hear from him… long after he has gone.”

KW-02-2023: #Joni_Mitchell`s_favourite_Leonard_Cohen_song

https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/joni-mitchell-favourite-leonard-cohen-song/?fbclid=IwAR2NFaEbMq4-ObV9gGWx-Yxg9Nus0aGdAAn8hm4pAKvNblMGsWsetmiDmxY

KW-01-2023: morgen, 6.1.2023 erscheint das neue Album von Iggy Pop

Bei dem Tribute-Album „Here It is“ steuerte Iggy Pop die Cover-Version „You Want It Darker“ bei. Der Song ist auf dem aktuellen neuen Album von Iggy Pop nicht enthalten.

KW-51-2022: Am 6. Januar 2023 bringt er sein neues Album heraus: #IGGY_POP – zuvor liefert er noch eine jazzlastige Cover-Version von Leonard Cohen `s YOU WANT IT DARKER ab, welches auf dem aktuellsten Tribute_to_LeonardCohen-Album „Here IT Is“ zu finden ist.

KW-01-2023: Leonard Cohen and Iggy Pop – War seinerzeit (2016) Thema des ersten COHENPEDIA.DE – E-Letters

e-letters & news & updates

KW-01-2023: my lil corona-tagebuch … im Jahr 4 der Pandemie ? wann hätte ich gedacht, daß mir auch noch in KW 01 des Jahres 2023 danach ist, die Corona-Situation ein wenig begleitend zu dokumentieren…wo doch „alle“ Corona schon abgesagt hatten oder abgesagt geglaubt hatten … aber es ist wohl so, daß die Pandemie erst dann abgesagt ist, wenn sie überall abgesagt ist… China hatte seine strengen Corona-Maßnahmen im Dezember 2022 weitgehend aufgehoben. Seitdem steigen die Infektionszahlen rasant an. – Heute heißt es: Corona-Welle in China Testpflicht auch für Einreise nach Deutschland – Stand: 05.01.2023 15:03 Uhr

https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/innenpolitik/corona-china-einreise-testpflicht-101.html

KW-01-2023: #Hallelujah, Rammstein – #Till_Lindemann – Der Dichter, bildende Künstler und Frontmann von Rammstein wird heute am 4.1.2023 60 Jahre alt – Ein Blick zurück auf einen Moment der Vergangenheit

Konzerterinnerung an 2010

… und ja, auch von Rammstein gibt es „ein“ Hallelujah – Aber es ist keine Cover-Version von Leonard Cohens Lebenshymne, sondern lediglich ein gleichnamiger Song auf dem 2001er Album „Mutter“.

Rammstein – Halleluja (Live at Highfield Festival 2016)

KW-01-2023: unanswered_questions_about_Leonard_Cohen (1) : who i do contact to use Leonard Cohen music ?

Everybody knows ….thats Leonard Cohe s Ex-Manager, Robert Kory you have to contact .... Since Leonard Cohens former Manager Kelley Lynch stole Leonard Cohens Money (5 - 8 Million US Dollar), its Robert Kory who take care of Leonard Cohens trust, since LC died in 2016.

Mr. Robert Kory, at rkory@rkmgment.com

Kory & Rice, LLP
5455 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1701
Los Angeles, CA 90036
Tel: 310-285-1630 ext.601
Fax: 310-278-7641

KW-01-2023: #Artists_on_LeonardCohen – #RINGOSTARR on Leonard Cohen: “Yeah. If I was ever down, though, I’d put on Leonard Cohen. Then you know you aren’t that down.” – from an Interview in 2008 in ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE