[DallasBiff]

She was a one hit wonder back in 79, she hasn't aged well, flame away.

[ifinnegan]

She looked for him down at the filling station.

[Steely Tom]

Her duet with Dr. John of Makin' Whoopie is pretty good. I think she won a Grammy for it.

[GOP_Party_Animal]

# 3 – Company
Do you remember the first time you heard this song? If you were like us, you just stood frozen, jaw dropping. It’s not often you hear a song that blows you away on the very first listen while bringing tears to your eyes. “Company” is a ballad that paints a sad and heartfelt cinematic universe that it can be difficult to listen to. It’s as genuine as it gets.

LOL. No author can match the hyperbole of the music industry writing about itself.

[Steely Tom]

She was a one hit wonder back in 79, she hasn't aged well, flame away.

Ah, she's 69.

[xoxox]

1. Chuck E’s in Love
2. Chuck E’s in Love
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[PalominoGuy]

Well, I was grateful for her second career opening for Willie Nelson and others since she paid me $1.25MM+ buying my house in the foothills inland from Malibu cause she was raising a small mountain horse breed and our 8 stall barn, round pen, and arena fit the bill in ‘09 just before prices headed south! ...ymmv....

[NetAddicted]

I loved Rickie Lee Jones!

[Montana_Sam]

Rickie Lee Jones’ song “Old Enough” opens with a sound deeply reminiscent of Carole King. Which is a decided plus for this old buzzard as “Tapestry” (the album) was very fine, IMHO.

[chickenlips]

I had friends that thought she was great, but I never could figure out why.

There’s a Van Morrison vibe to some of her songs.

[Smellin Salt]

I love what guitars and guitar straps do to the female body

[lefty-lie-spy]

Nooop! Not gonna fall for this crap article.

[mak5]

Saw her in concert years ago. She had a great band and it was the best live concert I’ve ever been to.

[Bullish]

Not a fan.

[Some Fat Guy in L.A.]

Danny’s All-Star Joint is good. That’s about it.

[klgator]

I really liked the first five songs on her 2000 cd "It's Like This" starting with Show Biz Kids, Trouble Man, For No One, Smile, and Low Spark of High Heeled Boys.

It's right up there with the last five songs on Art Garfunkel's "Angel Clare" with All I Know, Mary Was An Only Child, Woyaya, Barbara Allen, and Another Lullaby.