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1. Back Down to Earth (a song that I always listen to whenever a relationship ends) 2. Boys in the Trees 3. Do the Walls Come Down? 4. Two Hot Girls (On a Hot Summer Night) 5. We Just Got Here 6. Never Been Gone 7. One Man Woman 8. Tired of Being Blonde 9. What Shall We Do With the Child? 10. Jesse But I also have to say that she has done some, to be polite, less than stellar stuff. Her box set has a cover of Angel from Montgomery that is truly and wholly awful. Kevin 
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I love Carly Simon myself.She was my late sisters favorite.Karen Carpenter had a beautiful voice too.She was my late dads favorite.I also enjoyed the Carpenters too.I wonder how Richard is doing today.
I was listening to Joan Baez today.She 's got a beautiful voice and music right to the point storytelling.I always enjoyed folk and country music with a story in the tune without repeated lyrics and over produced music tracks plus loud elect guitar noise that covers up the artists or the the bands lead vocalist.
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I'd add Natalie Merchant to that list as well, her voice has changed a lot recently but so has Stevie's too. Love Dolly Parton, Nanci Griffith, The Wilson sisters from Heart (Ann & Nancy), Linda Ronstandt, Karen Carpenter --such a beautiful natural voice, gone too soon. Pat Benatar, Annie Lennox, The ABBA girls, Rosanne Cash, Carly Simon, etc....I'm sure I'm forgetting someone. Of course Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie
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In random order. Stevie is tops for me....always was and always will be.
Christine McVie Chrissie Hynde Natalie Merchant Whitney Houston Joni Mitchell Diana Ross Bonnie Raitt Etta James Renee Fleming Linda Ronstadt Sandy Denny Pat Benatar Grace Slick Rosemary Clooney Debbie Harry Bette Midler Peggy Lee Kate Bush Toni Braxton Eartha Kitt Patti Smith Gladys Knight Sade Ella Fitzgerald Mary J Blige Judy Garland Madonna Donna Summer Karen Carpenter Dorie Lake
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Besides Stevie Nicks, I love these female singers:
Susanna Hoffs Christine McVie Loreena McKennitt Debbie Harry Kim Carnes Dionne Farris Tina Turner Agnetha Faltskog Frida Ann Wilson Sia Bjork Olivia Newton-John Linda Ronstadt Shakira Bonnie Raitt Terri Nunn Bebel Gilberto Bonnie Tyler Sarah Brightman Nena Cesaria Evora Adele
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I love Three Degrees. Also I have to mention Marilyn McCoo of 5th Dimension.Shes got a beautiful voice Plus I love Maxine Nightingale. The list can go on and on from that era.
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Maria McKee Ann Wilson Linda Ronstadt Dolly Parton Natalie Merchant Suzanne Vega Lee Ann Womack Tracy Chapman Brandi Carlisle Deborah Harry Christina Amphlett Lucinda Williams Mary J Blige Johnette Nopolitano Bonnie Raitt Rickie Lee Jones Patty Loveless Melissa Etheridge Adele Amy Winehouse
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Stevie (obviously) Carole King Joni Mitchell Karen Carpenter Jewel Tori Amos Dolly Parton
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 Take a listen when you have some time and let me know what you think. Carly is definitely more pop than Stevie but I still like a lot of her stuff, though the stuff I don't like can be pretty bad. Kevin
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Back to Earth Boys in the Trees One Man Woman Tired of Being Blonde Never Been Gone Jesse - the only song familiar to me I hate you now --for exposing me to her!  Because I'm an obsessive completest, and when I get a hook on an artist I feel compelled to obtain everything they've done. (My latest obsession was Matthew Sweet.) Though I may not get too crazy with Carly, but you made me aware that I should give her work more attention. Can you name a few essential albums? Most of my massive collection is currently residing on the opposite side of the country. I vaguely recall purchasing a Carly Simon box set or substantial compilation. I think I became bored with too many slow songs (Jackson Brown has the same effect on me).
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