ALBUMS:
-- Joy Will Find a Way (1975) --


Track Listing:
Click song titles to see lyrics, other albums the song appears on, and known comments by Bruce Cockburn on the song. Track lengths are not guaranteed as they occasionally change with format (i.e. CD/vinyl) and release version.

[1] Hand-dancing (4:30)
[2] January in the Halifax Airport Lounge (3:19)
[3] Starwheel* (3:16)
[4] Lament for the Last Days (5:24)
[5] Joy Will Find a Way (A Song About Dying) (3:50)
[6] Burn (4:08)
[7] Skylarking (3:20)
[8] A Long-time Love Song (4:41)
[9] A Life Story (6:16)
[10] Arrows of Light (4:55)


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Album Info:

All songs written by B. Cockburn except * [Starwheel] by B. Cockburn-K. Cockburn © 1975 Golden Mountain Music Corp. (SOCAN) (BMI) All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.

Produced by Eugene Martynec for True North Productions

Musicians:
Dennis Pendrith-Bass
Terry Clarke-Drums
Dido Morris-Percussion
Pat Godfrey-Keyboards
Eugene Martynec-Guitar
Beverley Glenn-Copeland-Background Vocals
Bruce Cockburn-Acoustic and Electric Guitars, Dulcimer, Vocals

Background Vocals on "Burn": Linda Page Harpa, Malika Hollander, Zezi Tado, Alexa de Wiel, Jeffrey Crelingston, Beverley Glenn-Copeland

Recorded at Eastern Sound, Toronto, July-August 1975
Engineer: Ken Friesen
Digitally Remastered by Vic Anesini, Sony Studios, NY

Cover Paintings: Blair Drawson
Art Direction: Bart Schoales



Known comments by Bruce Cockburn about this album, by date:

  • Circa 1986

    "Salt, Sun and Time- Matthew, Mark, Luke and John meet Django Reinhardt. Went to England and Scandanavia for some months, came back and had a house built on some land my father gave me not far from Ottawa. This was the first time I'd actually lived in rural surroundings in a stationary way, as opposed to camper travel."
    -- from the World Of Wonders Tour Program, circa 1986. Submitted by Rob Caldwell.


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