Phoebe Snow

Lifespan:: July 15, 1952 - April 26, 2011, she died aged 58 and was American.
Birthname:: Phoebe Ann Laub.
Snapshot:: An Artist with 14 releases, and credited once on others' music. 1 collaboration.

Phoebe Snow was an American performer born in 1952. Her discography includes Phoebe Snow, Best of Phoebe Snow, Second Childhood, Something Real and I Can't Complain. Her most popular genres were Female Vocalist, Adult Contemporary and Singer-Songwriter.

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Genres

Adult Contemporary, Female Vocalist, Singer-Songwriter. Vote on Genres

I Can't Complain 1998

Second Childhood 1990 (Play) Buy mp3

Never Letting Go 1990 (Play) Buy mp3

It Looks Like Snow 1989 (Play) Buy mp3

Something Real 1989 (Play) Buy mp3

Rock Away 1981

Against The Grain 1978

Phoebe Snow 1974 (Play) Buy mp3

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Phoebe Snow

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- on: Harmonica America - co-released

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RIP Phoebe Snow

Apr, 26 2011

News came early on Tuesday that bluesy songstress Phoebe Snow passed away from complications following a 2010 brain hemorrhage. Snow was made famous for her 70’s top 5 hit “Poetry Man," which earned her a Best New Artist Grammy nomination in 1975. She went on to tour with the likes of Paul Simon and Jackson Browne, and even collaborated with Simon on his “Gone at Last." Younger listeners may also recognize her voice from her later work singing jingles. She was the voice behind General Foods and International Coffees’ “Celebrate the moments of your life” slogan, as well as the singer for one of the versions of the 80’s sitcom, A Different World theme song. -Erin O.