Sunwheel Dance
Bruce Cockburn
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CAT # 11661-3202-2
1. My Lady and My Lord 2:16 2. Feet Fall on the Road 2:40 3. Fall 2:59 4. Sunwheel Dance 1:43 5. Up on the Hillside 2:48 6. Life Will Open 4:08 7. It's Going Down Slow 3:32 8. When the Sun Falls 2:27 9. He Came from the Mountain 3:13 10. Dialog with the Devil (or "Why Don't We Celebrate") 6:20 11. For the Birds 2:16 12. Morning Hymn 2:36 13. My Lady and My Lord (solo version) 2:19
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Sunwheel Dance,' Bruce Cockburn's third album, originally released in 1971, weaves together influences as diverse as Renaissance music and Piedmont blues, including the first of many of Bruce's political songs, 'It's Going Down Slow,' and the seminal recording of Bruce's influential finger-picking style on the title track. Now remastered with two bonus tracks, 'Sunwheel Dance' shows a major artist stretching his boundaries, spiritually searching and maturing before our eyes.
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