You've Never Seen Everything

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You've Never Seen Everything is an album by Canadian singer-songwriter Bruce Cockburn, released on July 10, 2003.

Special guests on the album include Jackson Browne, Emmylou Harris, Sarah Harmer, and Sam Phillips.

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Reception

In a review for Allmusic, critic Thom Jurek wrote the album "Of his many gifts, two of his most developed are his journalistic eye for detail, and having one ear always to the ground. This time out, the view is sharply contrasting from one song to the next. Politically, this is Cockburn's angriest record since World of Wonders or Stealing Fire... It is pointless to place this record in a pecking order with Cockburn's other work; that it adds to that body of work immeasurably is compliment enough. However, to say that it is necessary because it can cause self- and world-examination in any listener who plays it through is as high a compliment as can be offered." Geoff Ashmun of PopMatters called the album "spellbinding" and noted "Cockburn's as present and relevant as he's ever been."

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Track listing

All tracks written by Bruce Cockburn, except where noted.

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Personnel

• Bruce Cockburn - vocals, acoustic and electric guitars, dobro (track 8)
• Hugh Marsh - violins (except 5), loops (1, 3), keyboard percussion (7)
• Andy Milne - piano (4, 5, 10)
• Grégoire Maret - harmonica (5)
• Colin Linden - electric mandolins (2), additional basses (7)
• John Dymond - bass (1-3, 6)
• Richard Brown - bass (4)
• Steve Lucas - bass (7, 11)
• Larry Taylor - upright bass (8, 9, 12)
• Gary Craig - drums and percussion (exc. 5, 7, 11)
• Ben Riley - drums (4, 7, 11), additional drums (1, 3)
• Stephen Hodges - drums and percussion (8, 9, 10), marimba (12)
• Dr. Divorce - loop (10)
• John Whynot - human whistle (10)
• Vocal harmony:

• Sam Phillips (1)
• Sarah Harmer (2, 11)
• Emmylou Harris (3, 7, 10)
• Maury LaFoy and Graham Powell (6)
• Jonell Mosser (8)
• Jackson Browne (9)

Production

• Produced by Bruce Cockburn & Colin Linden
• Recorded by John Whynot at Studio Frisson in Montreal, The Clubhouse in Toronto, Deep Field in Nashville, Groove Masters and Devonshire in Los Angeles
• Additional recording by Colin Linden
• Mixed by John Whynot at Skip Saylor Sound, Los Angeles
• Mastering by Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound, New York

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References

Source of the article : Wikipedia