 
   The song: “Poetry Man” (Germany, 1989) The voice: “At Last” (New York Rock and Soul Revue, Philadelphia, 1992)  Phoebe Snow, Phoebe Ann Laub; Singer-Songwriter; Musical Genres: Folk, Blues, Gospel, Jazz, Opera, Pop, Rock, Rock-and-Roll, Soul; New Jersey; New York; Jewish; Buddhist; Albums: Phoebe Snow (platinum), Second Childhood (gold), It Looks Like Snow, Never Letting Go, Against the Grain, The Best of Phoebe Snow, Rock Away, Something Real, The New York Rock and Soul Revue: Live at the Beacon, Phoebe Snow (gold disc), P.S., Good News in Hard Times (with The Sisters of Glory), I Can’t Complain, Very Best of Phoebe Snow, Natural Wonder, Live; Songs: All Over, Either or Both, Electra, Harpo’s Blues, I Don’t Want the Night to End, It Must Be Sunday, Majesty of Life, No Show Tonight, Poetry Man, Ride the Elevator, Take Your Children Home, The Middle of the Night, Two-fisted Love, We’re Children, I’m Your Girl; Collaborators, colleagues, and friends: Lucie Arnaz, John Belushi, Jackson Browne, Cheap Trick, Donald Fagen, Jane Fonda, Al Green, Janis Ian, Jewel, Billy Joel, David Letterman, Dave Mason, Michael McDonald, Lorne Michaels, Buddy Miles, Bonnie Raitt, Phil Ramone, Linda Ronstadt, Paul Shaffer, Paul Simon. |