JENNIFER WARNES Leonard Cohen FAMOUS BLUE RAINCOAT SS
  $   96

 


$ 96 Sold For
Mar 30, 2009 Sold Date
Mar 23, 2009 Start Date
$   13 Start price
9   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
eBay Auctioned at
 
save auction  

Description


vinylmavennyc Store


JENNIFER WARNES Leonard Cohen FAMOUS BLUE RAINCOAT SS




THIS IS NOT A CD...IT IS VINYL!!

ALL records are from MY PERSONAL COLLECTION.

 

This is a FACTORY SEALED copy of the Jennifer Warnes LP "Famous Blue Raincoat-The Songs Of Leonard Cohen".

Selection #-CYPRESS 661 111

Year-1986

Country-US

All LPs are visually graded:

Vinyl is SEALED/cover is EX with corner creasing, slight impression and sawcut in upper right corner.

Review by William Ruhlmann

Jennifer Warnes was familiar with Leonard Cohen from a tour of duty as one of his backup singers in the early '70s, but this collection of Cohen's songs must have shocked her AM radio fans who knew her from her '70s country-pop hits and her movie themes, if they were even able to connect the woman who sang "It's the right time of the night for makin' love" with the one who declared "First we take Manhattan, then we take Berlin" over stinging guitar work by Stevie Ray Vaughan on the opening track here. As that pairing suggests, Warnes wisely took a tougher, more contemporary approach to the arrangements than such past Cohen interpreters as Judy Collins used to. Where other singers tended to geld Cohen's often disturbingly revealing poetry, Warnes, working with the composer himself and introducing a couple of great new songs ("First We Take Manhattan" and "Song of Bernadette," which she co-wrote), matched his own versions. The high point may have been the Warnes-Cohen duet on "Joan of Arc," but the album was consistently impressive. And it went a long way toward reestablishing Cohen, whose reputation was in a minor eclipse in the mid-'80s. A year later, with the way paved for him, he released his brilliant comeback album I'm Your Man. For Warnes, the album meant her first taste of real critical success: suddenly a singer who had seemed like a second-rate Linda Ronstadt now appeared to be a first-class interpretive artist.

Tracks         Title Composer Time     1 First We Take Manhattan Cohen 3:47     2 Bird on a Wire Cohen 4:42     3 Famous Blue Raincoat Cohen 5:33     4 Joan of Arc (with Leonard Cohen) Cohen 7:57     5 Ain't No Cure for Love Cohen 3:21     6 Coming Back to You Cohen 3:43     7 Song of Bernadette Cohen, Elliott, Warnes 3:55     8 A Singer Must Die Cohen 4:52     9 Came So Far for Beauty Cohen 3:37

If you are the winning bidder please pay within 7 days of auction end.

Serious bidders only, bid only if you intend to purchase.

For combined shipping on items ending in the same selling period, or any other questions please email me.

INSURANCE, REGISRATION AND OTHER SERVICES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.
WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOST OR UNINSURED PACKAGES

SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REQUIRE INSURANCE FOR SHIPMENTS OVER $25 IN VALUE!!!

PLEASE SPECIFY YOUR PROPER SHIPPING ADDRESS WHEN PAYING, TO AVOID ANY CONFUSION. THANKS.

International Buyers – Please Note:
Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.
Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying.





price rating