Sandwiched between the optimistic ‘Bird On A Wire’, and the heart ache of ‘Chelsea Hotel No.2’, Leonard Cohen’s 1971 album Songs Of Love and Hate takes an important place in his discography.

Eight years ago, in a soulless, concrete soccer stadium, Leonard Cohen inspired Israel ... Blue Raincoat,” from the 1971 album “Songs of Love and Hate,” thought by some to be a metaphor ...

When Leonard Cohen’s world tour arrived in Chicago ... The fatal proximity of love and hate, which Cohen diagnosed so brutally in his love songs, has proven to be the defining story of European and ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The world learned Thursday morning that Leonard Cohen ... Mine Appearing on his monumental studio album “Songs of Love and Hate,” the tune “Diamonds in the Mine ...

For more than six decades, Leonard Cohen wrote songs ... plays “Famous Blue Raincoat” from the 1971 album, Songs of Love and Hate. “Famous Blue Raincoat” tells a story, one of mystery ...

Leonard Cohen. Particularly Songs of Love and Hate. . . his melancholic baritone is the perfect compliment to this dark, drizzly and windy day. “Famous Blue Raincoat” might be on repeat all ...

“We are ugly, but we have the music.” So says a character in one of Leonard Cohen’s most precise and pointed songs, “Chelsea Hotel No. 2.” On Friday night, at a packed and reverent Citi ...

His 1967 debut album, The Songs of Leonard Cohen, wasn't a big seller, but it had a strong impact on a cult of fans and other musicians. Of his peers, only Mitchell and Bob Dylan could match him ...

great Leonard Cohen wrote about the travails of love as thoroughly and as profoundly as anyone else. You could make quite the playlist out of just those songs alone, one that will have you ...

Leonard Cohen was a struggling poet and ... Their whirlwind romance inspired many of Cohen’s earliest love songs including, of course, the 1967 classic “So Long, Marianne.” ...

How did “Hallelujah,” Leonard ... Cohen’s anthem to the sacred and profane, wind up going from a deep cut on an album Cohen’s label considered un-releasable to one of the most ubiquitous ...

Leonard Cohen, the Canadian poet turned songwriter, didn’t start making music until he was well into his thirties when he haunted the edges of mainstream success with songs like “Suzanne ...