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100's Of Free Demos & Chord Sheets
Welcome to this Female Artists Music page where you'll find a list of the female artists that I cover here on my website.
I hope this makes it a bit easier for my female visitors.
Artists on this page: Adaline - Alannah Myles
Beth Hart - Blondie
Bonnie Raitt - Celine Dion
Cher - Colbie Caillet
Dusty Springfield
Elle King - Etta James
Eva Cassidy - - FEIST
Freda Payne - Gabrielle
Gillian Welch - Gloria Loring
Helen Shapiro - Jan Arden
Jane Rose - Joan Armatrading
Joan Jett - Judie Tzuke
Kathy Young
Katrina And The Waves
Kim Carnes - Leslie Gore
Melissa Etheridge - Nana Mouskouri
Nancy Sinatra
Nena - Nina Simone
Petula Clark
Sandie Shaw - Susanna Hoffs
Tracy Ullman - Wendy Matthews
99 Red Balloons is a 1983 song from the German rock band Nena, but the lady in the group is really Nena, so they are here in this section of the website.
The song was recorded in both German and then in English, but audiences seemed to prefer the German version. The song was kept out of the #1 spot in the US by Jump from Van Halen. The song was a #1 in many European countries.
Despite my thorough research, I have not been able to determine the intended album for its release. However, judging by Sue's vocal performance, it seems likely that it was intended for inclusion in Susanna's unreleased 1994 album with Columbia Records. The song, a collaborative effort by Susanna and Dave Bassett. I genuinely hope that Sue decides to officially release this gem one day, allowing a wider audience to appreciate its beauty.
It's My Party was released in 1965 and was a huge hit for Leslie Gore. My vocal range is on the low end here. This was the first hit song for producer Quincy Jones.
The song hails from the album "I'll Cry If I Want To".
Drop D Tuning = No
Capo = No
Rhythm = root down up down up and repeat with a few a chops and downstrokes thrown in
Son Of A Preacher Man was offered to Aretha Franklin but she passed over this song when it was pitched to her, so Dusty Springfield picked this one up. Later Aretha went back and did record the song.
The track is off of her 1968 album "Dusty In Memphis".
Drop D Tuning = No
Capo = No
Rhythm = You could play down down up with a chop but I'm using a shuffle in here as well as you'll see