USED - Leonard Cohen - New Skin For The Old Ceremony

3345 Second Hand


Format: 12

Genre: Folk / Country / Pop / Rock

Release Discogs: discogs.com/release/6628433


Second-hand 12 (Media: Very Good Plus (VG+) / Sleeve: Very Good (VG))

Format: 12
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Condition

Media: Very Good Plus (VG+) — Nice copy! Some superficial scuffs and hairlines.
Sleeve: Very Good (VG) — Outer sleeve in good state, only yellowed on the edges. Edge and corner wear is minimal. Very faint ring wears.

Tracklisting

A1  Is This What You Wanted  4:12
A2  Chelsea Hotel # 2  3:04
A3  Lover Lover Lover  3:18
A4  Field Commander Cohen  4:04
A5  Why Don't You Try  3:50
B1  There Is A War  2:58
B2  A Singer Must Die  3:16
B3  I Tried To Leave You  2:36
B4  Who By Fire  2:32
B5  Take This Longing  4:04
B6  Leaving Green Sleeves  2:39

Credits

Banjo, Mandolin, Guitar, Trumpet: Jeff Layton
Bass: Don Payne
Bass: John Miller (2)
Design, Cover: Teresa Alfieri
Drums: Roy Markowitz
Engineer: Frank Laico
Engineer: Rick Rowe
Engineer [Assistant]: Leanne Ungar
Guitar: Ralph Gibson
Guitar, Vocals, Songwriter [Songs By]: Leonard Cohen
Mixed By [Mixing Engineer]: Rick Rowe
Percussion: Armen Halburian
Percussion: Barry Lazarowitz
Producer: John Lissauer
Producer: Leonard Cohen
Trombone: Gerald Chamberlain
Viola: Lewis Furey
Vocals: Emily Bindiger
Vocals: Erin Dickins
Woodwind, Keyboards, Vocals, Arranged By: John Lissauer

Label: CBS (69087), CBS (CBS 69087)

Notes

Manufactured by CBS Records/CBS is a trademark of CBS Inc./ NL printed in Holland Mixing at Sound Ideas, New York Dark orange label version denotes at the bottom: Made in Holland ℗ 1974 CBS, Inc. CBS 69087 on the labels and on the spine, 69087 on the front cover and 69087 on the rear cover, unlike [r5671232] which has S 69087 on rear cover. The cover image is a symbolic representation of the coniunctio spirituum. It was initially released in 1550 in 'Rosararium Philosophorum'. Runouts are etched.