Nelly Furtado - Whoa, Nelly!

This "Baby Girl" with latin flair sings meaningful songs going quick supernova.
Her debut album contains a little tiny bit of everything, from bossa nova to R&B rhythms. Nelly "jazzes"!

 Shania Twain - Come on Over   Shania Twain - Come on Over   [International]

Radio-friendly country pop. Shania's songwriting is great, and the 16 songs have been produced by her husband Robert "Mutt" Lange
(Def Leppard, Bryan Adams, AC/DC). Both CDs are practically identical. The "international version" contains the remix of the hit singles.

Jane Siberry - Love Is Everything: The Jane Siberry Anthology [BEST OF]

30-song, double-disc set featuring Jane Siberry's 20-years work. All the best songs are here, thoughtfully sequenced (all four parts of
"Map of the World" are brought together), and accompanied by an informative booklet with some great photos.

K. D. Lang - Shadowland and Absolute Torch and Twang

Even if you're not a big country music fan, I'll bet you'll fall in love with these CDs. Sexy moodiness and smokey texture.
KD is among the most electrifying artists Canada has ever produced.

 Joni Mitchell - Ladies of the Canyon     

From beginning to end this song cycle is Joni's wondrous paean to the simple and countercultural dreams of peace and
love of the Sixties and early Seventies. From "Morning Morgantown" and "Ladies of the Canyon" to an evocative and
ethereal acoustic rendition of "Woodstock" to "Rainy Night Priest" (about singer/songwriter Leonard Cohen) to the
beautiful "Circle Game", Joni Mitchell sings in perfect pitch with the hopes and dreams of those years.

  Joni Mitchell - Court & Spark

The payload that this album delivers is still as devastating as in 1975. Sleeker, orchestrated pop style pulsating canvas
with jazz elements. 

 Joni Mitchell - Blue

The title may be "blue" but Joni lays bare emotions of every possible colour here. It's just her voice in her higher range,
her acoustic guitar, a piano - and her moving and intelligent lyrics. Blue contains "River", one of Joni's most covered songs ever.

Joni Mitchell - Both Sides Now

Joni Mitchell performs here songs popularised by Sinatra, Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald a.o. and reinvents two own songs -
the title track and "A Case Of You". 

 18 'til I Die                               On A Day Like Today

Waking Up The Neighbours       Reckless

Feel-good rockers and slick ballads. Without no doubt, Reckless is B. Adams' most memorable recording.

Sarah McLachlan - Fumbling Towards Ecstasy/Freedom Sessions [IMPORT] [BEST OF]

McLachlan's two best albums beautifully remastered.

Celine Dion - A New Day Has Come

The other side of Celine Dion. No more so conservative, she sings with unexpected uptempo.

Alanis Morissette - Under Rug Swept [ENHANCED]

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