Leonard Cohen – Death Of A Ladies' Man (VG/VG+) – LP, AU 1977

Death Of A Ladies' Man is an LP by Leonard Cohen from 1977 released on the CBS label.

About this album

Death Of A Ladies' Man is one of Leonard Cohen’s most debated albums, matching his dry, poetic songwriting with Phil Spector’s densely layered Wall of Sound. Released in 1977, it marked a dramatic shift from Cohen’s earlier spare folk style, turning songs such as True Love Leaves No Traces and Iodine into expansive, overdriven dramas. The collaboration was famously fraught, but that tension is part of the record’s lasting fascination: Cohen’s bleak wit and emotional precision cut through Spector’s grand production, creating an uneasy but compelling whole. Over time, the album has come to be heard as a bold, singular chapter in Cohen’s catalogue.

Genre: Pop & Rock

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