Lynn Miles
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Lynn Miles (born Sweetsburg, Quebec) is an Ottawa-based singer-songwriter.
Her album, Slightly Haunted was one of the best-received folk releases of 1996, garnering praise in the New York Times and Billboard. Her music is subtle, lyrical and tender, often with more than a trace of melancholy.
Her third album, Night in a Strange Town, features a range of styles, but all incorporate strong, unique lyrics with her plaintive vocals. The tunes move from pop to ballad to rock; some reviewers felt this demonstrated a certain inconsistency but others welcomed her versatility.
She is known for her fine fingerstyle guitar which is often matched with electric guitar played by longtime collaborator Ian Lefeuvre.
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- Lynn Miles
- Chalk This One Up To The Moon, 1991
- Slightly Haunted, 1996
- Night in a Strange Town, 1998
- Unravel, 2001
- Love Sweet Love, 2005
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