Columbia — CS 9533
The original stereo US pressing (CS 9533) is frequently cited as the reference analog version, praised for natural vocals and depth on early Columbia '360 Sound' labels.

Songs of Leonard Cohen, Leonard Cohen's debut album released in 1967, was recorded at Columbia Records' studios in New York and Los Angeles. The album was produced by John Hammond, the legendary Columbia Records producer known for his work with Bob Dylan and other artists. The recording sessions took place in late 1966 and early 1967, capturing Cohen's poetic folk-influenced compositions with minimal instrumental arrangements that emphasized his distinctive baritone voice and introspective lyrics. The sparse production approach reflected the singer-songwriter aesthetic of the mid-1960s folk scene, with accompaniment primarily from acoustic guitar and subtle orchestration. The album's understated sound and literary quality helped establish Cohen's reputation as a serious artist-poet and launched his influential career in popular music.
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Columbia — CS 9533
The original stereo US pressing (CS 9533) is frequently cited as the reference analog version, praised for natural vocals and depth on early Columbia '360 Sound' labels.
Columbia — CL 2733
4 releases share this master.
Columbia — 88697 09389 2 · Legacy — 88697 09389 2
Columbia — 88697 04742 2 · Legacy — 88697 04742 2
Sony Records International — MHCP 1333
Columbia — 88697093892
3 releases share this master.
Columbia — CK 9533
CBS — 462777 2
Columbia — WCK 9533
CBS — 63241 · CBS — SBPG 63241
CBS — S 63241
Columbia - Legacy — 0196873434049
Columbia — 02-468600-10 · Columbia — 14-468600-10 · Columbia — 468600 2 · Columbia — COL 468600 2
Columbia — 505136 2 · Sony Music Media — SMM 505136 2