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There are many BC-related resources on the Internet, although they are admittedly scattered far and wide. This LINKS SECTION will always be incomplete. If you have or find a key link that is not listed here, or you find a broken link, send the Project an e-mail.

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FINKELSTEIN MANAGEMENT COMPANY

  • Finkelstein Management Company - www.finkelsteinmanagement.com/
    - Cockburn's current management company.
    Note: In January 2008 Bernie Finkelstein sold True North Records but will remain Bruce's manager through Finkelstein Management Company.

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    www.myspace.com/officialbrucecockburn

  • www.myspace.com/officialbrucecockburn - http://www.myspace.com/officialbrucecockburn

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    www.brucecockburn.com

  • www.brucecockburn.com - http://www.brucecockburn.com/ www.brucecockburn.com's logo - Cockburn's own artist website, launched October 2002.

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    TRUE NORTH RECORDS

  • True North Records - http://www.truenorthrecords.com/ True North's logo - Cockburn's original and current recording company.
    Note: In January 2008 Bernie Finkelstein sold True North Records but remained Bruce's manager.

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    COCKBURN'S RECORD & DISTRIBUTING COMPANY
  • Rounder Records - http://www.rounder.com/ - Rounder Records logo This is Cockburn's new record & distributing company, who along with True North will be releasing a greatest hits album, Anything, Anytime, Anywhere in January 2002 and reissuing many of Cockburn's previous albums. You will find a great bio and details of upcoming releases on their site. Here are some great links within Rounders site:
  • Bruce Cockburn Picture Gallery
  • Bruce E-Card
  • Visit our news archive for more info.



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    COCKBURN'S FORMER RECORD COMPANY
  • Rykodisc - http://www.rykodisc.com/ - The closest thing to an official Bruce Cockburn website, this is Cockburn's record company, Rykodisc. Among the extensive list of artists Ryko has, you will find a Bruce Cockburn section with information about the three albums he has recorded with Ryko.

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    THE BRUCE COCKBURN NEWSLETTER
  • The "Gavin's Woodpile" Newsletter - http://www.gavinswoodpile.com/ - Gavin's Woodpile has been published six times a year since the beginning of 1994. Edited by Daniel Keebler, the six page news letter is an essential source of interviews, news and other information. You can't read it online here, but you can order it at a very reasonable subscription rate. [Editor Note: Gavin's Woodpile is no longer being published, but Daniel has updated the website to www.brucecockburn.org.

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    LARGER INFORMATIONAL FAN WEBSITES

  • Bruce Cockburn Lyric Library - http://brucecockburn.lyriclibrary.net - Marie Westhaver's archive of lyrics, fully searchable or browsable by album, with short RealAudio clips of all released songs.

  • Bruce Cockburn: Pictures from Concerts - http://marie.stealing-fire.com/bruce/concert.htm - Marie Westhaver's collection of concert photos from as early as the 1980s to the present day.

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    REGIONAL BC FAN SITES
  • The Australian Bruce Cockburn Pages - http://www.netspace.net.au/~angelb/cockburn/bcaussie.html - Gavin Mudd's archive of Bruce Cockburn Australiana, including dates, setlists, photos, and gig reviews, from Cockburn's 1983, 1989, and 1998 tours, local album releases, and a guitar tablature section.


  • The European Bruce Cockburn Homepage - http://cockburn.douwevanderzwaag.com/index.html - Douwe van der Zwaag maintains this Netherlands-based website that covers Bruce Cockburn's European tours, offers occasional reprints of translated articles from the European press, and maintains a news mailing list for Europeans, you get the idea! :-)

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    INTERNET DISCUSSION GROUPS
  • Humans: The Bruce Cockburn Mailing List - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/humans-list - Humans has been going since before bread came sliced, and is an unmoderated Internet discussion group accessible via e-mail (either post-by-post or in digest format) or via the Web. The old archives stretch back to 1992 and recent archives are searchable, courtesy of list mistress Darci Chapman. Humans is an excellent source for gig reviews and BC trivia. Traffic is high sometimes and sparse at other times.

  • BC-Live - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BC-Live/ - A Humans spin-off prompted by the flaming of any discussion of bootlegged live material. The Project doesn't condone bootlegging, but has to admit that they have contributed to the process of tracking down and archiving comments by BC on his work. Traffic on this list is very managable, and Web-only subscriptions are possible.

  • Cockburn-Musicians - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cockburn-musicians/ - The Bruce Cockburn discussion list for musicians. Join this unmoderated group to discuss and exchange guitar tabs, tunings & chords, share information about gear, etc. This list is run by The Cockburn Project, the largest Internet information source on Bruce Cockburn, and contributers to this list will be helping to build the "For Musicians" section of the Project which will share information with the wider Cockburn fan/musician community. Traffic is managable and Web-only subscriptions are possible.


    COLLECTIONS OF ARTICLES
  • 17 June 1996 - present - from Jam!, (do a search) a Canadian entertainment news source. Reading the three years worth of articles archived here, 14 or so, will give you a pretty good idea of what kind of projects Bruce Cockburn has been working on over the last few years.

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    GUITAR TABLATURE & SONGBOOKS/SHEET MUSIC
  • Bruce Cockburn Guitar Tablature - http://www.netspace.net.au/~angelb/cockburn/tab/BCTab.html - Gavin Mudd's archive of tablature and chords to Bruce Cockburn songs, including links to other tab sites.

  • The Ottawa Folklore Centre stocks Bruce Cockburn songbooks - http://www.ottawafolklore.com/ - Contact the OFC for "All the Diamonds, Vol. 1 (1969-1979)" (OFC Publications, ISBN #0-919141-03-X) and "Rumours of Glory (1980-1990)" (OFC Publications, ISBN #0-919141-04-8). The following contact information is recent, from 11 August 1999. Address: The Ottawa Folklore Centre Ltd., 1111 Bank St., Ottawa, ON, Canada, K1S 3X4. Tel: (613)730-2887. Fax: (613)730-2257. Toll Free in North America 1-800-385-FOLK. E-mail: amcgregor@ottawafolklore.com

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    VIDEO/AUDIO ON THE INTERNET
  • Sonic Net hosts the "Night Train" and "Last Night Of The World" video - http://www.sonicnet.com/artists/ai_video.jhtml?ai_id=4688 - Sonic Net's offers the "Night Train" video from "The Charity Of Night" album, and "Last Night Of The World" from the "Breakfast In New Orleans, Dinner In Timbuktu" album in its Bruce Cockburn feature section. Format: RealVideo.

  • Sputnik7.com hosts the "Night Train" and "Last Night Of The World" videos - http://www.sputnik7.com/vod/ - Sputnik7.com also has the two videos above.Formats: both RealAudio and WindowsMedia.

  • Bruce Cockburn Lyric Library - http://www.stealing-fire.com/BCLL/Default.asp - Marie Westhaver's archive of lyrics, fully searchable or browsable by album, has short clips of all released songs. Format: RealAudio

  • Various audio interviews (feel free to submit additional URLs/descriptions):
    • NPR, February 6, 2000 - 17 minute interview by Liane Hansen. Bruce also performs a selection of songs, from the studios of KQED, San Francisco.

    • Acoustic Cafe, October 1999

    • KPIG "Live In The Sty" Show, 24 August 1999 - One hour interview including live performances by Cockburn from KPIG's studio,"The Sty". Songs include solo acoustic versions of songs from the upcoming "Breakfast in New Orleans, Dinner in Timbuktu" album including "Last Night Of The World", "Mango", "Isn't That What Friends Are For", and "Look How Far". Highly recommended. Format: RealAudio.

    • KCRW "Morning Becomes Eclectic" Show, 5 June 1997 - Thirty-five minute interview including live performances from the KCRW studio by Cockburn and band (Steve Lucus on bass and Ben Reily on drums). Songs include "Night Train", "If I Had A Rocket Launcher", "Live On My Mind", and "The Whole Night Sky". Highly recommended. Format: RealAudio.

    • KCRW "Morning Becomes Eclectic" Show, 6 January 1997 - Thirty-nine minute interview including live solo performances from the KCRW studio by Cockburn. Songs include "Wondering Where The Lions Are" (solo), "Get Up Jonah" (solo), "The Mines Of Mozambique" (from the album), and "The Coming Rains" (solo). Highly recommended. Format: RealAudio.

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    OTHER CANADIAN MUSICIANS
  • CanadianBands.com - http://www.canadianbands.com - Just like it sounds. Go here for more links to websites about Neil Young, Alanis Morissette, Sarah McLaughlin, and more.

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