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In the thrilling conclusion to the first "Lenny and Coco at the Movies" series, we discuss Robert Altman's renowned 1971 anti-western McCabe and Mrs. Miller. Three songs from Leonard Cohen's first album are featured in the film—"The Stranger Song"; "Sisters of Mercy"; and "Winter Lady"—as well as some bits from the recording sessions that are unhearable anywhere else. But beyond that, McCabe and Mrs. Miller is a landmark piece of cinema, demolishing outdated ideas of the Old West and capturing the moment when Robert Altman's style truly crystallized.
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See you next week when we return to the discography with 2001's Ten New Songs! And don't forget to follow the Instagram for all Lenny and Coco updates
By Lenny and CocoIn the thrilling conclusion to the first "Lenny and Coco at the Movies" series, we discuss Robert Altman's renowned 1971 anti-western McCabe and Mrs. Miller. Three songs from Leonard Cohen's first album are featured in the film—"The Stranger Song"; "Sisters of Mercy"; and "Winter Lady"—as well as some bits from the recording sessions that are unhearable anywhere else. But beyond that, McCabe and Mrs. Miller is a landmark piece of cinema, demolishing outdated ideas of the Old West and capturing the moment when Robert Altman's style truly crystallized.
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See you next week when we return to the discography with 2001's Ten New Songs! And don't forget to follow the Instagram for all Lenny and Coco updates