In a review for AllMusic, critic Thom Jurek wrote: "Of his many gifts, two of his most developed are his journalistic eye for detail, and having one ear always to the ground. This time out, the view is sharply contrasting from one song to the next. Politically, this is Cockburn's angriest record since World of Wonders or Stealing Fire... It is pointless to place this record in a pecking order with Cockburn's other work; that it adds to that body of work immeasurably is compliment enough. However, to say that it is necessary because it can cause self- and world-examination in any listener who plays it through is as high a compliment as can be offered."[1] Geoff Ashmun of PopMatters called the album "spellbinding" and noted "Cockburn's as present and relevant as he's ever been better."[2]
Track listingedit
All tracks are written by Bruce Cockburn, except where noted
Track listing
No.
Title
Length
1.
"Tried and Tested"
5:03
2.
"Open"
4:03
3.
"All Our Dark Tomorrows"
6:17
4.
"Trickle Down" (Cockburn, Andy Milne, Carl Walker)
6:16
5.
"Everywhere Dance" (Cockburn, Milne)
4:20
6.
"Put It in Your Heart"
5:27
7.
"Postcards from Cambodia"
6:57
8.
"Wait No More"
4:09
9.
"Celestial Horses"
5:59
10.
"You've Never Seen Everything"
9:16
11.
"Don't Forget About Delight"
5:49
12.
"Messenger Wind"
3:28
Total length:
67:04
Personneledit
Bruce Cockburn - vocals, acoustic and electric guitars, dobro (track 8)
never, seen, everything, 21st, studio, album, canadian, singer, songwriter, bruce, cockburn, released, july, 2003, studio, album, bruce, cockburnreleasedjune, 2003recordedoctober, december, 2002genrefolk, rocklength67, 04labeltrue, north, rounderproducerbruce,. You ve Never Seen Everything is the 21st studio album by Canadian singer songwriter Bruce Cockburn released on July 10 2003 You ve Never Seen EverythingStudio album by Bruce CockburnReleasedJune 10 2003RecordedOctober 7 December 16 2002GenreFolk rockLength67 04LabelTrue North RounderProducerBruce Cockburn Colin LindenBruce Cockburn chronologyAnything Anytime Anywhere Singles 1979 2002 2002 You ve Never Seen Everything 2003 Speechless 2005 Special guests on the album include Hugh Marsh Jackson Browne Emmylou Harris Sarah Harmer and Sam Phillips Contents 1 Reception 2 Track listing 3 Personnel 4 ReferencesReception editProfessional ratingsReview scoresSourceRatingAllMusic nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp 1 PopMatters not rated 2 Rolling Stone nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp 3 In a review for AllMusic critic Thom Jurek wrote Of his many gifts two of his most developed are his journalistic eye for detail and having one ear always to the ground This time out the view is sharply contrasting from one song to the next Politically this is Cockburn s angriest record since World of Wonders or Stealing Fire It is pointless to place this record in a pecking order with Cockburn s other work that it adds to that body of work immeasurably is compliment enough However to say that it is necessary because it can cause self and world examination in any listener who plays it through is as high a compliment as can be offered 1 Geoff Ashmun of PopMatters called the album spellbinding and noted Cockburn s as present and relevant as he s ever been better 2 Track listing editAll tracks are written by Bruce Cockburn except where notedTrack listingNo TitleLength1 Tried and Tested 5 032 Open 4 033 All Our Dark Tomorrows 6 174 Trickle Down Cockburn Andy Milne Carl Walker 6 165 Everywhere Dance Cockburn Milne 4 206 Put It in Your Heart 5 277 Postcards from Cambodia 6 578 Wait No More 4 099 Celestial Horses 5 5910 You ve Never Seen Everything 9 1611 Don t Forget About Delight 5 4912 Messenger Wind 3 28Total length 67 04Personnel editBruce Cockburn vocals acoustic and electric guitars dobro track 8 Hugh Marsh violins except 5 loops 1 3 keyboard percussion 7 Andy Milne piano 4 5 10 Gregoire Maret harmonica 5 Colin Linden electric mandolins 2 additional bass 7 John Dymond bass 1 3 6 Richard Brown bass 4 Steve Lucas bass 7 11 Larry Taylor upright bass 8 9 12 Gary Craig drums and percussion exc 5 7 11 Ben Riley drums 4 7 11 additional drums 1 3 Stephen Hodges drums and percussion 8 9 10 marimba 12 Dr Divorce loop 10 John Whynot human whistle 10 Sam Phillips vocal harmonies 1 Sarah Harmer vocal harmonies 2 11 Emmylou Harris vocal harmonies 3 7 10 Maury LaFoy vocal harmonies 6 Graham Powell vocal harmonies 6 Jonell Mosser vocal harmonies 8 Jackson Browne vocal harmonies 9 Production Bruce Cockburn producer Colin Linden producer additional recording John Whynot audio engineer at Studio Frisson Montreal The Clubhouse Toronto Deep Field Nashville Groove Masters Los Angeles Devonshire Los Angeles John Whynot mixing at Skip Saylor Sound Los Angeles Greg Calbi mastering at Sterling Sound New YorkReferences edit a b Jurek Thom You ve Never Seen Everything gt Review AllMusic Retrieved November 9 2017 a b Ashmun Geoff July 1 2003 Bruce Cockburn You ve Never Seen Everything PopMatters Retrieved October 15 2011 Rolling Stone review June 10 2003 dead link Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title You 27ve Never Seen Everything amp oldid 1063243398, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
