You Pay Your Money And You Take Your Chance Live [EP] [Live]
Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
Recorded live at the Barrymore Theatre in Madison, Wisconsin in May 1997, this EP deftly demonstrates Cockburn's ability to discuss politics without resorting to the sort of dull pedantry that usually overtakes such discussions. As a Canadian singer-songwriter of great renown, he's moved away from the plaintive folk approach and injected his music with unusual rhythmic bounce, allowing synthesizers and other modern technology emblematic of world decline to color his world as he rails against it. The title says it all: "Call it Democracy," "Stolen Land," "Fascist Architecture." This is one serious dude. --Rob O'Connor
From the Label
From tumbling, guitar-driven rock and roll to subtle acoustic creations, Bruce Cockburn's live performances run the gamut of stylistic approaches.
He is a performer who masterfully moves his audience. From tumbling, guitar-driven rock and roll to subtle acoustic creations, Bruce Cockburns live performances run the gamut of stylistic approaches. He is a performer who masterfully moves his audience through a range of emotions, at once inspiring them to dance and next inspiring them to think. Woven together with a thread of integrity and intelligence, YOU PAY YOUR MONEY AND YOU TAKE YOUR CHANCE -- LIVE is a glimmering snap-shot of a provocative and important performer.
You Pay Your Money And You Take Your Chance Live,Bruce Cockburn,Rykodisc,Contemporary Folk,Pop,Popular Music,Rock,Rock/Pop,Singer/Songwriter
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