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Discover the stories, songs, and creative spirit of Bruce Cockburn with this exclusive 6-book bundle—perfect for fans, collectors, and gift-givers alike. This set includes two copies of each title, making it easy to keep one, share one, or stock your shop.

Included in the 6-Pack:

• 2 × Rumours of Glory – Cockburn’s powerful memoir, filled with personal stories, reflections, and insights behind a lifetime of music and activism.

• 2 × All the Diamonds – A curated collection of songs from 1969–1979, featuring lyrics, commentary, and a look into Cockburn’s early creative evolution.

• 2 × The Music of Canoes – A beautifully crafted book exploring themes of nature, song, and the connection between music and wilderness.

Bruce Cockburn – All the Diamonds: Selected Songs 1969–1979

Discover a decade of artistry from one of Canada’s most influential singer-songwriters. All the Diamonds collects Bruce Cockburn’s most powerful and poetic songs from 1969–1979, offering a rare look into the early years that shaped his unmistakable voice.

This beautifully curated book features lyrics from Cockburn’s first ten years of songwriting — a period rich with spiritual searching, political awareness, and evocative storytelling. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or discovering his work for the first time, this collection highlights the depth, imagery, and emotional honesty that made Cockburn a legend.

Perfect for musicians, collectors, and lovers of classic Canadian songwriting, All the Diamonds is both an inspiring read and a timeless piece of music history.

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Bruce Cockburn, Rumours of Glory - OFC Publications

Cockburn's life has been shaped by politics, protest, romance and spiritual discovery. For more than five decades he has toured the globe, visiting such far-flung places as Guatemala, Mali, Mozambique, Afghanistan and Nepal, performing and speaking out on diverse issues, from native rights and land mines to the environment and Third World debt. His journeys have been reflected in his music and evolving styles: folk, jazz, blues, rock and worldbeat. Drawing on his experiences, he continues to create memorable songs about his ever-expanding universe of wonders

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The Music Of Canoesongs

Canoe Song (Connie Kaldor) 2. La v’la m’aimie (Tanglefoot) 3. River Mend My Heart (Nancy White) 4. Land of the Silver Birch/My Paddle’s Keen & Bright (Fred Penner) 5. That Old Cedar Strip (James Gordon) 6. The Path of the Paddle (Myrna McBrien & David Archibald) 7. Let Us Go Laughing (Bruce Cockburn) 8. Blue Canoe Lullaby (Jeff Hale) 9. When I First Stepped in a Canoe (Shelley Posen) 10. Canoe Song at Twilight (Eileen McGann) 11. Campfire Light (Ian Tamblyn) 12. Woodsmoke & Oranges (Ian Tamblyn) 13. The Song My Paddle Sings (Tamarack) 14. A Canadian Song (Susanna Moodie, Ellen Hamilton) 15. Cry of the Wild (Dave Hadfield) 16. C’est l’aviron/V’la l’bon vent (Tanglefoot) 17. Les Voyageurs (Mike Ford) 18. Brush and Paddle (Ian Tamblyn) 19. Red Canvas Canoe (Lorraine McDonald) 20. Lessons of the Path and Paddle (James Gordon) 21. One Stroke (Yael Wand) 22. The Eskimo Roll (Nancy White) 23. Canoeing My Troubles Away (Shelley Posen) 24. Class V When You Least Expect It (David Essig) 25. Kokanee Canary Song (Ross Douglas) 26. Blue Mountain Blue (David Archibald) 27. Under the Same Sky (Jerry Vandiver & Julie Burto