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1. Track 8 titled "Dirty Woman Blues - 'It's Jesus I Love'" Track 3, "Cowboy Junkies" refers to the Canadian group with that name and their song "Blue Moon Revisited (Song For Elvis)". Sarah Jane Morris: Love And Pain ‎ (CD) Evolver (2) EVL US: Sell This Version: 2, FALLEN/5(2).

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2. Sarah Jane Morris ‎– Love And Pain Label: Irma Global Village ‎– 2, Irma Group ‎– 2, Fallen Angel (2) ‎– FALLEN

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3. Apr 01,  · Check out Love and Pain by Sarah Jane Morris on Amazon Music. Stream ad-free or purchase CD's and MP3s now on apdodogesiseloohorgaculosi.co Love and Pain 2 Cowboy Junkies 3 Fields of Wheat 4 I Get High 5 Blind Old Friend 6 A Horse Named Janis Joplin 74/5(6).

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4. Sarah Jane Morris ‎– Love And Pain. Label: Evolver (2) ‎– EVL

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5. Sarah Jane Morris takes up the challenge from her co-producer to come up with a different "voice" for each song on what is an outstanding recording. The other reviewers are more eloquent on their comments for Love & Pain. I can only add for those unfamiliar with SJM's music is to meet her half-way.4/5(6).

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6. Morris, Sarah Jane - Love & Pain - apdodogesiseloohorgaculosi.co Music. Skip to main content. Try Prime EN Hello, Sign in Account & Lists Sign in Account & Lists Returns & Orders Try Prime Cart. CDs & Vinyl Go Search Hello.

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7. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Sarah Jane Morris - Love And Pain at Discogs. Complete your Sarah Jane Morris collection/5(2).

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8. Fields Of Wheat To underpin her classic blue-eyed soul voice with electronic swoops and programmed drums is a very clever entrance into Sarah Jane Morris' Love and Pain. The swirling organ and sparse bass do their jobs as well to further bolster the acoustic guitar-driven opening track, "Mad Woman Blues."Author: Sarah Jane Morris.

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9. To underpin her classic blue-eyed soul voice with electronic swoops and programmed drums is a very clever entrance into Sarah Jane Morris ' Love and Pain. The swirling organ and sparse bass do their jobs as well to further bolster the acoustic guitar-driven opening track, "Mad Woman Blues.".

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