Leonard Cohen: Thanks For The Dance La version sur Le vinyle LP en Norme édition. Cette édition particulière a été publiée en L'Europe dans la maison d'édition Columbia En collaboration avec Legacy et Sony Music Le 22 novembre 2019.

Thanks for the Dance is a true continuation of the work of an unforgettable artist: the LP isn't a commemorative album of B-sides and outtakes, it unexpectedly brings us nine new songs that are exciting and vital - a continuation of Cohen's recent work. Thanks For The Dance features recordings that were made before Leonard Cohen's death in November 2016 and are now making their way to the market. Seven months after his father's death, Adam Cohen retreated to a converted garage in the garden near Leonard's house to work with his father and be in the company of his voice again. A few musical sketches, often just vocals, remain from their previous collaboration on You Want It Darker. Leonard asked his son to complete these works. The remarkable new album was made in various locations. Javier Mas, the great Spanish pianist who accompanied Leonard on stage during his eight-year tour, flew from Barcelona to Los Angeles to capture the artist's soul on Leonard's own guitar. While in Berlin for the People Festival music event, Adam invited several friends and collaborators to contribute to the album. Damien Rice and Leslie Feist sang. Richard Reed Parry of Arcade Fire played bass. Bryce Dessner of The National played guitar, and composer Dustin O'Halloran played piano. The Berlin choir Cantus Domus sang and the S t a r g a z e orchestra played. In Montreal, the famous producer Daniel Lanois was involved in the recording and contributed his arrangements to a great extent. The Shaar Hashomayim Choir, which was instrumental in creating the sound of the last album, contributed one song and Patrick Watson contributed his inimitable talent as a producer on one track. In Los Angeles, Jennifer Warnes, one of the keepers of Leonard's creative flame, sang backing vocals, and Beck played guitar and Jew's harp. Michael Chaves, who so elegantly recorded and mixed You Want It Darker, took over engineering and mixing. Thanks for Dancing is such an unexpected blessing, a gift of beauty and strength. Leonard Cohen's voice has not gone silent. The dance continues.

Album couvre tous les genres Rock, Pop, Musique acoustique et Chanson. 180g Vinyl.