Women & Songs (album)
Women & Songs is the first in a similarly named series of Canadian albums. The initial album was released in 1997 and features 17 tracks, all by female artists.
| Women & Songs | ||||
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| Studio album by Various Artists | ||||
| Released | 1997 | |||
| Length | 1:09:57 | |||
| Label | WEA | |||
| Producer | Alan Fletcher | |||
| Various Artists chronology | ||||
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Track listing
- Foolish Games [Radio Edit] (Jewel Kitcher) [4:01]
- (performed by Jewel)
- Good Mother (Robert Foster/Jann Arden Richards) [4:58]
- (performed by Jann Arden)
- I Will Remember You (Seamus Egan/Sarah McLachlan/Dave Merenda) [4:55]
- (performed by Sarah McLachlan)
- Where Have All the Cowboys Gone (Paula Cole) [3:47]
- (performed by Paula Cole)
- Missing (Tracey Thorn/Ben Watt) [4:04]
- (performed by Everything But The Girl)
- 32 Flavors (Ani DiFranco) [3:46]
- (performed by Alana Davis)
- Tom's Diner (Suzanne Vega) [3:50]
- (performed by DNA and Suzanne Vega)
- Sand and Water (Beth Nielsen Chapman) [4:08]
- (performed by Beth Nielsen Chapman)
- I'll Stand by You (Chrissie Hynde/Tom Kelly/Billy Steinberg) [3:59]
- (performed by The Pretenders)
- Hand to Mouthville (Kacy Crowley) [3:39]
- (performed by Kacy Crowley)
- Constant Craving (k.d. lang/Ben Mink) [3:40]
- (performed by k.d. lang)
- Closer to Fine (K. Hunter/Emily Saliers) [4:01]
- (performed by Indigo Girls)
- I Love You Always Forever (Donna Lewis) [3:21]
- (performed by Donna Lewis)
- Dark Horse (Amanda Marshall/Dean McTaggart/David Tyson) [3:58]
- (performed by Mila Mason)
- Runaway (The Corrs) [3:47]
- (performed by The Corrs)
- Dogs and Thunder (Sarah Harmer) [5:10]
- (performed by Weeping Tile)
- Goodbye (Steve Earle) [4:53]
- (performed by Emmylou Harris)
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