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In this week's episode, hosts Anthony Ihrig and Mother Banjo talk with Canadian songwriting legend and activist Bruce Cockburn about his 1986 album World of Wonders. He reflects back on the weirdness of playing in East Berlin during the Cold War, incorporating new wave sounds into his music, and how touring with a band felt a lot like camping.


Featured Songs:

  1. People See Through You
  2. Call It Democracy
  3. Berlin Tonight
  4. World Of Wonders


Show Notes: https://backcataloglisteningparty.com/245


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