#cohencentric

when leonard cohen said:

(via Looking For The Best Song Referencing Leonard Cohen: Poet Of The Wind By Asaf Avidan)

Le premier verset de Poet Of The Wind suit:

Conduire de Milan à un endroit près de la Toscane Vous regardez de la route disant que vous n'avez jamais eu plus d'amour pour moi La radio amène Cohen, avec une si longue Marie Ann Ce bâtard m'a fait pleurer comme personne ne peut jamais

Allan Showalter, always illuminating and entertaining concierge and much more at the Chelsea Hotel of culture blogs, “Cohencentric: Leonard Cohen Considered”, shares the keys to Allison Crowe’s “Wedding Song” video – its musical gallery hung with fotos by Billie Woods: http://cohencentric.com/2016/07/08/wedding-song-allison-crowes-small-masterwork

Allison Crowe’s singular interpretation of “Hallelujah” was first released on record in 2003. The Leonard Cohen classic has been covered hundreds of times since – by country acts, pop idols, crooners, swooners and more. Allison’s rare, visceral, artistry remains timeless and, today, “Cohencentric: Leonard Cohen Considered” places in its firmament this iconic video - one of the world's most-loved versions of the song (filmed live-in-the-studio of Canada’s Turtle Recording):