Sample her sound on MP3.Died at 46 from cancer. Best years were in the 70's and 80's, thus there's little on CD, only vinyl. BEGINNING TO FEEL LIKE HOME, LET ME DOWN EASY and SOUVENIRS are her best albums(but not on MP3), though this one is good too and it IS on MP3.

Had a four-year hiatus to raise her children, but now back and recently divorced. The all-time best-selling Canadian artist.

I have to take a sec to recommend an amazing collaboration with Jim Brickman on this CD. It's called LOVE NEVER FAILS, and it adapts the words of the well-known LOVE CHAPTER of the BIBLE(1 Corinthians 13) to the familiar classical melody, Bach's AIR ON A G STRING.

Her most likeable and catchy number was INDIAN COWBOY IN THE RODEO. Other than that I find her hard to listen to. But she DID write one of the best love songs ever written by a woman: UNTIL IT'S TIME FOR YOU TO GO. (See my Listmania on that topic).

INSENSITIVE is her best known hit song, but there are several other good ones.

Canadian folk/pop icon. I think she's more a poet than a songwriter. Her songs aren't very melodic or rhythmic. Best I ever saw her was doing country stuff on the old Johnny Cash show. My own fave: RAISED ON ROBBERY

Married a few years ago to Elvis Costello. Songstress/pianist does a lot of traditional standard ballads (lounge music).

A celebrated aboriginal Inuit(Eskimo)artist. My favorite of her songs is 'O SIEM.'

For a while there, the 4 best-selling female artists in the world were all Canadian: Celine, Shania, Sarah and Alanis Morrisette (below).

This is trumpeted as supposedly the all-time best-selling album/CD. Don't understand it myself.

FEIST first got my attention by the iPOD Nano commercial with a sample of her hit '1234'. She won some Juno awards(the Canadian Grammy). I've only listened to clips of her CDs.

Charlotte Church was a pheenom at the age of 14.

She dropped her unstarlike last name for a wee while, then came back to it.

Another opera star.