Jennifer Warnes & Leonard Cohen：蓝雨衣[下载]

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Leonard Cohen：蓝雨衣

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    "蓝雨衣"是十年前的一张畅销发烧碟。Cohen和德国女歌手Jennifer Warnes的合作创造了这张风靡一时的唱片。总的特点是比较典雅，清灵，有一种流动感。倒是比较配合唱片的整体风格。"You'd been to the station, to meet every train;But you came home alone, without LilliMarlene……".歌声悠悠传来，把人的思绪一下子带到了遥远的年代：灰色的背景中犹如上演着一部老式黑白电影。朦胧的人群，阴郁的天空似二战电影中某个生离死别的场景---车轮滚滚，火车在隆隆声中逐渐远去，留下站台上伤心欲绝的情人。实际上，"蓝雨衣"是Cohen写给一位朋友的信，是一场男人之间的对话和感情交流。信中语句大致反映出一段发生在3个好友之间的感情故事。很奇怪这首歌竟然都由女歌手来演唱。Jennifer Warnes和Joan Baez都将最后的署名唱成"Sincerely， a friend"，而Tori Amos则直接署名"Sincerely， L.Cohen"以示对Cohen的尊重。Tori Amos通过自己独特的嗓音以及钢琴伴奏，最完美地表达了Cohen的情感。(当然，其中肯定倾注了她自己的经历和感受。) 一贯的低吟浅唱加上跌宕起伏的琴音，Tori Amos将一段深藏以久的往事娓娓道来，歌中透出的情与仇，爱与恨，伤心和欢乐，无奈与坚持，过去和现在，一切的情结都好似一场浓得化不开的雾，令人深深陷入其中。在深夜静心聆听，心绪涤荡难以自抑……  
  
  歌　曲　名　称 MP3 WMA
First We Take Manhattan  
Bird On A Wire  
Famous Blue Raincoat   
Joan Of Arc   
Ain't No Cure For Love   
Coming Back To You   
Song Of Bernadette   
A Singer Must Die  
Came So Far For Beauty  


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Famous Blue Raincoat
Artist  Jennifer Warnes
Album Title  Famous Blue Raincoat
Date of Release  Jan 1987 (release)
AMG Rating   
Genre  Rock  
Tones  Brooding, Melancholy, Intimate, Autumnal, Poignant, Sad, Bittersweet, Wistful, Reflective, Somber
Styles  Adult Contemporary, Pop, Soft Rock
Library View  Click here to see this album in MARC format
Charts & Awards  Click here for Billboard Chart Positions & GRAMMY Awards
Product Purchase Click here to buy this album  
  
Jennifer Warnes was familiar with Leonard Cohen from a tour of duty as one of his backup singers in the early '70s, but this collection of Cohen's songs must have shocked her AM radio fans who knew her from her '70s country-pop hits and her movie themes, if they were even able to connect the woman who sang, "It's the right time of the night for makin' love" with the one who declared, "First we take Manhattan, then we take Berlin" over stinging guitar work by Stevie Ray Vaughan on the opening track here. As that pairing suggests, Warnes wisely took a tougher, more contemporary approach to the arrangements than such past Cohen interpreters as Judy Collins used to. Where other singers tended to geld Cohen's often disturbingly revealing poetry, Warnes, working with the composer himself and introducing a couple of great new songs ("First We Take Manhattan" and "Song of Bernadette," which she co-wrote), matched his own versions. The high point may have been the Warnes-Cohen duet on "Joan of Arc," but the album was consistently impressive. And it went a long way toward re-establishing Cohen, whose reputation was in a minor eclipse in the mid-'80s. A year later, with the way paved for him, he released his brilliant comeback album, I'm Your Man. For Warnes, the album meant her first taste of real critical approbrium: Suddenly a singer who had seemed like a second-rate Linda Ronstadt now appeared to be a first-class interpretative artist. — William Ruhlmann

    1.   First We Take Manhattan (Cohen) - 3:47
    2.   Bird on a Wire (Cohen) - 4:42
    3.   Famous Blue Raincoat (Cohen) - 5:33
    4.   Joan of Arc (Cohen) - 7:57
    5.   Ain't No Cure for Love (Cohen) - 3:21
    6.   Coming Back to You (Cohen) - 3:43
    7.   Song of Bernadette (Cohen/Elliott/Warnes) - 3:55
    8.   A Singer Must Die (Cohen) - 4:52
    9.   Came So Far for Beauty (Cohen) - 3:37

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我一直在找cohen 的CD。