"Wondering Where The Lions Are" Michael Hedges, Bruce Cockburn cover 

Amazing

Well said.

I support this intent.❤ Xoxo

Wow!! Wonderful!

Full agree !!

Thank you Randy for keeping this page. Helps my heart a lot. I maybe said that but well again. Be well

lucky to be close to greatness.

well to be honest the best lyricist/guitar combo is Bruce himself on both. Bruce is one of the best/most underrated guitarists ever. This is a note for note copy of Bruce's playing but still not as good.

For sure

+Forrest Pope : )

I totally agree!!!

I'm here. Don't know how I missed this clip. Been a Cockburn fan since '79; his version of this song is in my bloodstream. But Michael's sweet rendition is on another level. I miss him every damn day.

And he's got us all thinking about eternity 'cause that's where he lives...

Andrew Locke : )

Exactly what you said, A.L.! So awesome to have stumbled on this.

@ Andrew Locke. Agreed.

Was he busking?

: )

FANtastic!!!

Very.

WHAT DO YOU MEAN EXACTLY ?

SHIT WHAT HAPPENED TO HIM ?

+BikeRidinManiac car crash. years ago.

@@mike300406 Drove his car over a cliff. Tragedy for us all.

Together in Eternity ❤

That's exactly how I feel about this take...

Thanks for the note, Kristin...

nice venue.

it was - we saw many great performers there up close. I'm sorry it's gone.

He really would look so cool if he wore two native feathers sticking out from the side of his head, when I busk I wear two feathers sticking out sideways, people stop look, watch, clap, cheer, and take a lot of photos of me.😎😎😎😎⭐⭐⭐🌟🌟✨✨✨🌠

Nice. Hello!

You are very welcome, Chris. We were at ground zero of the finger style movement. But he was also so much more than that!

I want to watch all of them too! Thanks for the recommendations

Truly lucky. He was such a wonderful person. I've always hoped that Cockburn (also a great guitarist) has viewed this. It is a really sweet cover, done like no one else could. Thanks for the note!

Randy I'd agree re nice treatment and hope Bruce might have seen or will. Like so many he touched Michael was a big influence on me for many years. I moved on in many ways on what I do but not a day goes by that I don't still think about him. He had that wild eyed sense in his eye of having 'it' figured out in some way that many of us seek. Thanks again for releasing this.

you are very welcome!

Thank you! It's comments like these that keep me doing it...

@@rlutge Please try to keep in mind that for every person who does comment there are undoubtedly many others who also find joy in your work. And as I'm sure you know, one of the beautiful things about recorded music in general as well as live performances like this, is that these things provide a way for the music to live on, allowing more people to discover such music for the very first time. The thought that some of those people will gain their first exposure to artists like Michael and others that you've captured via your videos must be very gratifying.

One of my favorites as well. I know Cosby has seen the Guinevere that is on the site, I wonder if Cockburn has seen this. Thanks for commenting.

I wonder also. Great song and a great version. I am friends with Pierre and will be seeing him in a couple of weeks. I thought that I recalled him saying that he'd never actually met Michael Hedges. What a treat to find the two of them playing together amongst your archives of gold. I will need to share it with him for sure.

Joe Roth Let Pierre know I hope to see him as well, when he comes to the Caspar Community Center, just north of Mendocino where we live.

I certainly will! Here is a funny story. All day long I've felt as if I knew your name from somewhere imbedded deep in my subconscious or something??? I graduated high school in 1985 and I must've committed every note from that Windham Hill live and Red Rocks VHS to memory. Sure enough, William Ackerman mentions you as being the one who beckoned him to hear Michael Hedges for the first time at your theater! Crazy! I knew your name rang a bell! What an honor to make your acquaintance. It sounds like you really were a part of it all. What I would have done to have been there. I hope we can stay in touch.

Joe Roth I was a lucky guy, at the windham hill epicenter in palo alto. Will went to my alma mater, gunn high school, where i was classmates with his cousin de grassi. will exaggerates a little as i recall at red rocks. we were showing david hamilton's "billitis." The lines were long so he asked if i wouldn't comp him. I said sure, but first, please go check out the guitar player upstairs. he did and came down a half an hour later with a contract on a cocktail napkin. michael and i became good buddies. he collaborated on all of his videos here. nice to meet you! you might have to remind pierre who i am. i put micheal and pierre together for a show at the varsity, as you can see here.