Editor's note: TRUE NORTH:TNMD53 is the pressing with the bonus track "Cala Luna" on it. The True North version has the re-recorded version of the title track, "The Trouble with Normal" [3:17], that Bruce apparently made when dissatisfied with the original recording. If you want to hear the original recording of the song, "The Trouble with Normal" [3:35], you need to get the COLUMBIA 48750 pressing of this album that does not have "Cala Luna". Are we clear now?! :-)
2002: Cala Luna is included in the bonus tracks on the Rounder Records re-release of "The Trouble With Normal" 19 November 2002.
The Trouble With Normal was also released in Germany on Plane Records and that release contains an previously unreleased instrumental called Cala Luna.
-- from "Bruce Cockburn: The Soul of a Man", by Michael Case, Umbrella magazine, date unknown. Submitted by Nigel Parry.
"General concern became focused on Central America at this point, partly
through reading (e.g. early poems of Ernesto Cardenal), then, most
dramatically, as a result of travel to the region. Did I get "politicized"?
There's an "-ism" and an "-ized" for everything, and none of them mean that much to me. If
what government does affects a person's life as much as their work does or
their lover does, then it seems to me it's equally fair game for comment in a song."
-- from the World Of Wonders Tour Program, circa 1986. Submitted by Rob Caldwell.