I'm a newbie here, but just had to add that me and my husband were there, and Anjani was utterly enchanting. Love to all of you who were there also.

Kush wrote:Relax Marie C. It's only ol' LC. He ain't no Elvis.

cheers

Thank heavens he's not! There's only one Elvis, just as there's only one Leonard. Both are [were] giants in their field and we all have much to learn from them.

I love all these hidden ones emerging to have their say 8) . ~ Lizzy As I mentioned before, Lizzy, Leonard's music is a huge part of mine and my second husband's life. We were married last May in a civil ceremony and we had three of his songs for our wedding. We met as everyone does these days, on ...

What that woman did to Leonard so angers me that I am planning to have a button made which says simply 'Lynch Kelley', with a hangman's noose behind. Yes it was quite appalling what she did. But Mr Cohen seems remarkably unbitter about it. Is is light enough to let it go? The money won't bring her ...

Although I've been a devoted fan of Leonard and his music since I was in my teens, I have never had the good fortune to see him live. Oh Please, let him come to England. Preferably to Oxford, but hey anywhere in the UK would be good.

I'll be DH is sorry now that he ever put pen to paper :neutral: I'M sorry he ever put pen to paper. :lol: Read some of his novels and poetry overy the years and found them turgid and boring in the extreme. I believe in his native Eastwood he was known as 'Mardy Lawrence'. Whenver I've read anything...

Hi and Welcome to you :D , R'sgipsywife ~ There's just something about "An Evening with Leonard Cohen" that has immense appeal for me. It's so gentle and unassuming. A potential issue with the "Came So Far for Beauty" part of it is the Hal Wilner production already in existence....

How about:

Came So Far For Beauty: An Evening With Leonard Cohen
The Chelsea Hotel Revsited
An Empty Room and a Lonely Lane


I'm new here BTW.