You've Never Seen Everything
Bruce Cockburn
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CAT # 11661-3222-2
1. Tried and Tested 5:00 2. Open 3:57 3. All Our Dark Tomorrows 6:15 4. Trickle Down 6:16 5. Everywhere Dance 4:18 6. Put It In Your Heart 5:23 7. Postcards from Cambodia 6:55 8. Wait No More 4:04 9. Celestial Horses 5:59 10. You've Never Seen Everything 9:13 11. Don't Forget About Delight 5:48 12. Messenger Wind 3:29
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Over the course of three decades, Bruce Cockburn's ability to distill political events, spiritual revelations and personal experience into rich, compelling songs has made him one of the world's most celebrated artists. You've Never Seen Everything, his first studio album in nearly four years, finds Cockburn in exceptional form. Featuring the joyous 'Open' (the album's first single), the euphoric 'Put It in Your Heart' and the hypnotic 'Tried and Tested,' plus guest appearances from Jackson Browne, Emmylou Harris, Sarah Harmer and Sam Phillips, You've Never Seen Everything may be Bruce Cockburn's finest work.
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