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    David Wilcox: Underneath. released 1999 Vanguard Records. updated: 17 years ago. Jennifer's music . Background Vocals. Peter Mulvey: The Trouble With Poets; Kris Delmhorst: oddlot; Paul Belosh: Open The Eyes Of My Heart; Barbara Kessler: Barbara Kessler; ...

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    We should have waited 'til April when the flowers are in bloom. We should have waited 'til April We fell in love too soon. It's a foolish seed that tries to grow

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    Jennifer's lyrics, like tree-etched-poems illuminated by waning sunlight, and her sounds, unique combinations of dissonance and harmony, ebb, disruption and flow, articulate worlds that are nearly impossible to forget. A music so alive and aware, so seeking. Veering from the Wave, Oh Hear us and now Avocet, a trilogy of the human experience. The latest described as "splendid chamber pop over ...

  4. The Blue Train is a hauntingly beautiful song written by Jennifer Kimball and Tom Kimmel. It was released as part of Linda Ronstadt’s album Feels Like Home in 1995. The song, with its soulful lyrics and melancholic melody, resonates with listeners on a deep emotional level.

    • Feels Like Home (1995)
    • Jennifer Kimball, Tom Kimmel
    • Linda Ronstadt
  5. Sheena Easton. Composer. If You See Him, If You See Her. Reba McEntire Brooks & Dunn. Composer, Lyricist. Bop. Dan Seals. Composer. Singer/songwriter Jennifer Kimball first emerged during the early '80s as one half of the Story, a folk-pop duo she co-founded with Jonatha Brooke while bo...

  6. Jennifer Kimball is an American singer-songwriter best known as a singer in The Story in the early 1990s. She started songwriting in 1995 and released her first solo album, Veering from the...

  7. Explore Jennifer Kimball's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about Jennifer Kimball on AllMusic.