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Watch Sarah McLachlan video, "Fallen"

I've reviewed "Afterglow" Sarah's newest CD. You can see it here: Review of Afterglow

Official Sarah McLachlan site from Nettwerk Records, newly redesigned and GORGEOUS!


Sarah's fans are nothing if not obsessed. Here are some of the fan sites I really like:

The Sea of Waking Dreams My favorite Sarah Fan Page
This page has links, photos, news, and anything else you could ever want on Sarah. I especially like the facetious look...aka seven steps to worshipping Sarah

Sarah Fan.com - This site is beautifully put together and has lots of good info.

A Place of Solace

Discography

These are only the commercially available CDs. There are many bootlegs to be had as well.

Bloom - The Remix Album (2006)

Live Acoustic (2004)

Afterglow Live (2004)

Remixed

Afterglow (2003)

Mirrorball (LIVE) (1999)

Surfacing (1997)

Rarities, B-Sides and Other Stuff(1998)

Freedom Sessions (1995)

Fumbling Towards Ecstasy (1994)

Solace (1992)

Touch (1989)

Sarah McLachlan

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No site on Women In Music would be complete without the fabulous Sarah McLachlan who got it all started for me, at least!

Listen to Sarah's new single, "Fallen"

As the creator of Liltih Fair, Sarah McLachlan holds an important place in women in music.

"Sarah was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, on January 28, 1968 and studied classical guitar, piano and voice as a child. She was discovered by Nettwerk Records at the age of seventeen but parental reluctance kept her from signing with them for two years.

Sarah relocated to Vancouver and began writing the songs for Touch, released in 1988. Much to her surprise the record went Gold and she was suddenly hailed as that year's most promising artist. After an extensive tour (she tends to do that a lot still) Sarah returned to the studio to record Solace, an emotionally raw album quite different in style from Touch. Released in 1991, Solace affirmed Sarah's position as a faerie (oops), and, as everyone puts it, "rocketed her to international prominence"."

-From Sarah McLachlan for Dummies at The Sea of Waking Dreams


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