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Jenny Queen
American singer-songwriter
Biography
Jenny Queen (born March 18, 1979) is a singer-songwriter and author. Both her songs and her literary writing often deal with memory and how people process memory over time. Her musical style encompasses elements from genres of roots, indie folk, neotraditional country, country and pop. Her lyrical content and voice have been described as a "combination of little girl and windswept and bruised woman."
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Songs recorded
- Headphones2 versions
- Shoot the Radio2 versions
- 66 Days
- Between the Riverbank and the Highway
- Blood Meridian
- Drowning Slowly
- Due South
- Early Freeze
- End of the Line
- I Used to Love Her
- I Would Have Danced
- Jim Beam
- Kentucky Turn
- Lost Thing
- Lullabye for Jane
- Lullabye for a Ghost
- Maybe the Moon
- Porcelain
- Porch Song
- Russian Roulette
- Seven Days
- Ten Feet Tall
- Winter Coat
Albums
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