Field Commander Cohen – Tour Of 1979

Winylowa edycja albumu "Field Commander Cohen: Tour of 1979", koncertowego albumu Leonarda Cohena, który został wydany w lutym 2001 roku.

 

* "This record is dedicated to the memory of John Wood (1950-1983), the technical member of Passenger, "wounded in the line of duty". We have not forgotten his courage."

 

* Recorded live at Hammersmith Odeon (London) on December 4, 5 & 6, 1979, and at Dome Theatre (Brighton) on December 15, 1979.

* Engineered by Leanne Ungar at Still Life Studio and Westlake Studio (Los Angeles).

* Mixed at Schnee Studio (North Hollywood).

* Mastered at the Mastering Lab (Hollywood).

* Second Engineers: Fredrik Sarhagen at Westlake Studio; Koji Egawa at Schnee Studio; Robert Hadley at the Mastering Lab.

* Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

* Copyright (c) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

* Distributed By – Sony Music

* Published By – Sony / ATV Music Publishing

 

* Art Direction – Nancy Donald

* Backing Vocals – Jennifer Warnes, Sharon Robinson

* Bass – Roscoe Beck

* Drums – Steve Meador

* Electric Guitar – Mitch Watkins

* Engineer [Second] – Fredrik Sarhagen, Koji Egawa, Robert Hadley

* Keyboards – Bill Ginn

* Management – Kelly Linch, Stranger Management

* Mastered By – Doug Sax

* Mixed By – Bill Schnee

* Oud, Mandolin – John Bilezikjian

* Photography By [Cover Photo And Additional Band Photos] – Hazel Field

* Producer [Consultant] – Bob Metzger, Sharon Robinson

* Producer, Engineer – Leanne Ungar

* Recorded By [Live] – Henry Lewy

* Saxophone, Flute – Paul Ostermayer

* Technician – John Wood

* Violin – Raffi Hakopian

* Vocals, Guitar – Leonard Cohen

* Written-By – L. Cohen, P. Spector (tracks: 9)

 

 

Tracklist:

 

LP 1

Side A

1. Field Commander Cohen

2. The Window

3. The Smokey Life

 

Side B

1. The Gypsy's Wife

2. Lover Lover Lover

3. Hey, That's No Way to Say Goodbye

 

LP 2

Side C

1. The Stranger Song

2. The Guests

3. Memories

 

Side D

1. Why Don't You Try

2. Bird on the Wire

3. So Long, Marianne