Stevie, Nanci and Tori Vinyl Collection

Three LPs that celebrate women singer songwriters Three influential, female singer-songwriters with a penchant for deeply personal, often mystical songwriting. While Stevie Nicks and Tori Amos are known for a "witchy," bohemian style that straddles the spiritual and rock worlds, Nanci Griffith is best known for her narrative "folkabilly" style (a blend of folk, country, and pop). All three women are celebrated for songwriting that is both raw and poetic, often incorporating complex emotions and storytelling and all have been recognized for having unique, distinct vocal styles. Stevie Nicks: “Bella Donna: Deluxe Edition” reissued by Rhino and featuring unreleased versions of “Edge Of Seventeen” and “Leather And Lace,” as well as a concert from 1981 with performances from Bella Donna along with several Fleetwood Mac favorites. Tori Amos: “Little Earthquakes, The B-Sides,” a single LP collection of the b-sides and rarities featured alongside the singles from Tori's seminal release (and solo debut), “Little Earthquakes.” This is the first time these songs have been collected on a single release. Nanci Griffith: “Other Voices/Other Rooms,” The Grammy winning masterpiece that marked Griffith’s Elektra debut, reissued by Rhino Records. This album consists entirely of cover songs, in tribute to songwriters who influenced her own songwriting and features collaborations with Bob Dylan, Arlo Guthrie, and John Prine, among others.