Tower of Song - Martha Wainwright (not the movie); Tonight will be fine - Teddy Thompson; I'm Your Man - Nick Cave; Winter Lady - Kate and Anna McGariggle, Martha Wainwright; Sisters of Mercy - Beth Orton; Chelsea Hotel No. 2 - Rufus Wainwright; If It Be Your Will - Antony (of Antony and the Johnsons); I can not forget - Jarvis Cocker (of Pulp); Famous Blue Raincoat - The Handsome Family (not in the film); Bird on a Wire - Perla Batalla (not the movie); Everybody Knows - Rufus Wainwright; The Traitor - Martha Wainwright; Suzanne - Nick Cave, Julie Christensen, Perla Batalla; The Future - Teddy Thompson; Anthem - Perla Batalla, Julie Christensen; Tower of Song - Leonard Cohen, U2.
In the interviews, cut into the film, Cohen expressed very positive about the interpretations of Rufus and Martha Wainwright, both singer-songwriters that their parents (Kate McGarrigle - Loudon Wainwright III), popularity may now outperform. Julie Christensen and Perla Batalla were Cohen's background singers on numerous tour performances (Cohen Live - Leonard Cohen in Concert, 1994). Cohen was also the animated Perla Batalla to solo recordings. Teddy Thompson, son of folk singer Richard and Linda Thompson, one of the promising young singer-songwriter is to hear, among other things with Rufus Wainwright in the soundtrack of "Brokeback Mountain" and has also released two solo albums. Antony, the "If It Be Your Will" interpreted quite outstanding is promoted with its CD "I am a bird now" the big star. Nick Cave and Bono and Edge of U2 login as "old fans" from Leonard Cohen to speak.
My favorite tracks are "Tower of Song" sung by Martha Wainwright, "If It Be Your Will" by Antony (amazing!) And "Anthem" by Perla Batalla and Julie Christensen. The interpretations of Rufus Wainwright, Jarvis Cocker and Teddy Thompson (especially "The Future") I think is excellent. It is especially nice, of course, to hear Cohen himself again (in the film is also enjoying his speaking voice and expression as well as the slight self-irony with which he looks back to the past).