Breakfast in New Orleans Dinner in Timbuktu
Bruce Cockburn
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CAT # 11661-3268-2
1. When You Give It Away 4:53 2. Mango 5:00 3. Last Night of the World 4:50 4. Isn't That What Friends Are For? 5:21 5. Down to the Delta 6:16 6. The Embers of Eden 5:39 7. Blueberry Hill 4:58 8. Let the Bad Air Out 5:49 9. Look How Far 5:34 10. Deep Lake 6:47 11. Use Me While You Can 7:12
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Breakfast in New Orleans Dinner in Timbuktu, originally released in 1999, skillfully details Bruce Cockburn's (and by extension, everyone's) quest to find beauty and meaning in a cynical and media-saturated world. From the opening blues-inflected 'When You Give It Away' (with harmony by Lucinda Williams) to the joyous tropical sensuality of 'Mango' to the eyes wide open love song 'Last Night of the World' to the avant-garde interpretation of 'Blueberry Hill' (sung with the Cowboy Junkies' Margo Timmons), Breakfast in New Orleans Dinner in Timbuktu is a rich, rewarding and continually surprising musical journey.
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