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Phoebe Snow
New York-born singer Phoebe Snow achieved fame as a jazz-blues singer with an
indefinable style that she said was influenced by her early frustration playing
guitar; she used her multi-octave voice to sound like a guitar and sometimes
even a saxophone. A poet, she adapted her poems to lyrics for many songs and
recorded many works by other songwriters. She played guitar and sang in
Greenwich Village clubs and in 1972 Denny Cordell produced her self-titled debut
album, which generated the hit single 'Poetry Man'. It reached the top five on
the Billboard Hot 100 and earned her a Gra...
Poetry ManPhoebe Snow
Gone at LastPaul Simon, Phoebe Snow and Jessy Dixon Singers
Harpo's BluesPhoebe Snow
Love Makes a WomanPhoebe Snow
Easy StreetPhoebe Snow
Do Right Woman, Do Right Man
Phoebe SnowPoetry ManPhoebe Snow
Phoebe Snow
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Gone at LastPaul Simon, Phoebe Snow and Jessy Dixon Singers
Still Crazy After All These Years
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Harpo's BluesPhoebe Snow
Phoebe Snow
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Love Makes a WomanPhoebe Snow
Never Letting Go
Easy StreetPhoebe Snow
Phoebe Snow
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Do Right Woman, Do Right Man
Phoebe SnowAgainst The Grain
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