LEONARD COHEN HALLELUJAH
by Tim Footman
Title
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Leonard Cohen Hallelujah
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Author
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Tim Footman
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Country & Year
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UK 2009
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Publisher
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Chrome Dreams, UK
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Pages
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272 + 16 pages of b/w and color photos
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Notes
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ISBN 1842404725
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Summary
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Chronicling the highs and lows that have punctuated the life of a musical genius, this biography reveals new insight into the legendary songs of Leonard Cohen.
Covering each stage in his prolific career--his early years as a poet and author in Canada, his relocation to New York City and subsequent impact within the folk and rock scenes,
his years spent in a Buddhist monastery, and his recent rediscovery by a new generation of fans--this definitive history combines perceptive research with previously unpublished
photos. Balancing his literary and musical influences with themes of religion, depression, sex, politics, and complex interpersonal relationships,
fresh perspectives are highlighted through interviews with colleagues who have never before gone on record.
His recent release of new music, current revival in popularity, and first tour in 15 years are fully detailed and cited as one of the most dramatic periods in the life of this eloquent songwriter.
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