Bruce Cockburn - album Circles in the stream 1978

Recorded in the spring of 1977 at Toronto's Massey Hall. The concert captured Cockburn at the peak of his creative powers, and it blends adventurous jazz textures with Cockburn's more familiar folk influences, and a feratures nice blend of new songs mixed to some of his most popular ones.
Cockburn's harmonies evoke bucolic images of forests, sunsets, lakes and snowy landscapes, and also describes the social world with its problems, sometimes resulting in political denunciation.

Bruce Cockburn - vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, dulcimer.
P. M. Ray MacKay - bagpipes.
Pat Godfrey - electric piano, marimba, vocals.
Robert Boucher - bass.
Bill Usher - drums, percussion.

The pipes, the pipes.
Starwheel.
Never so free.
Deer dancing round a broken mirror.
Homme Brulant.
Free to be.
Mama just wants to barrehouse all night long.
Cader Idris.
Arrows of light.
One day I walk.
Love song.
Red brother, red sister.
Lords of the Starfields..
All the diamonds in the world.
Dialogue with the devil.
Joy will find a way.
God, bless the children.