Bruce Cockburn

I’m not sure I can pinpoint to my first exposure to Cockburn’s music, but I do remember the first time hearing “Lovers in a Dangerous Time,” likely shortly after its 1984 release on Stealing Fire. Details are somewhat cloudy now, but I would speculate I heard the song late night on either a college radio program

Bruce Cockburn at Lobero: A Fusion of Folk and Timeless Wisdom

“If I had a Rocket Launcher,” Bruce Cockburn's anti-anthem of pure rage, was my introduction to the Canadian troubadour's already established catalog.

Bruce Cockburn At The Cedar.

Canadian singer-songwriter Bruce Cockburn shows some signs of his age. He used a cane when he took the stage at the Warner Theatre Friday night.

Other than modern microphones and guitars, a tidy Letterman beard and a walking stick, Bruce Cockburn’s concert setup likely hasn’t changed much since he began touring in the early 1970s.

The thumb drone or an alternating bass.