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Judy's Recordings and Merchandise
After over 30 years as a recording artist - Judy has finally run out of stock! Her music is now only available digitally ie downloads are available through iTunes, Amazon and emusic. We're really sorry if that causes you any difficulty or inconvenience. A Natural Selection
This is Judy's first recording - made when she was just at the very beginning of her professional career. It contains classics such as " Mary Parker's Lament", "Mothers, Daughters, Wives", "Girls in Our Town", and "Festival of Light".
Judy Small: Live at The Artery Judy's last recording - a fabulous double CD of her live performance at The Artery in Melbourne in December 2006. Features old favourites Song for Jacqueline; Mothers, Daughters, Wives; La Vie en Pose; and wonderful new songs Widow in Waiting, Under Control, Anchor and Sail. Coming soon for digital download
Mosaic Recorded in her home studio, arranged and produced by the fabulous Chris While and Julie Matthews, this is Judy's most relaxed recording yet. Includes Stolen Gems, the song she wrote for Ruby Hunter about her experience as part of the stolen generations; Mosaic (the house that I grew up in), a song of reflection on the stages and patterns of our lives; Never Lose Hope, a song about the resilience of children and their hopes for a war-free world; and Song of My Father , her poignant tribute to her father.
This collection of songs celebrating gay and lesbian life is the culmination of two years of work and support from many wonderful people around the world. Includes A Man Among Men, a moving tribute to those we have lost to the HIV/AIDS pandemic; Lesbian Chic, Judy's hilarious take on modern lesbian life; Influenced by Queers, a romp through gay and lesbian history; and From This Day Forward, fast becoming standard at gay and lesbian commitment ceremonies.
This is a wonderful retrospective of Judy's first six albums. It is a perfect introduction to Judy's music, and if you add this CD to her first compilation, The Best of Judy Small, you will have a wonderful collection of her best loved songs from 1982 to 1993. Includes Judy's song for next-generation feminists, Daughters of the Second Wave; Montreal December '89, a moving and provocative song about violence against women; Charlesworth Bay, a very personal song about the changing environment; Never Rock 'n' Rollers, a rock 'n' roll song about being a folksinger; and Women of Our Time, a hauntingly beautiful ballad of three generations of women.
This album comes close to capturing the essence of a live performance. The songs reveal a reflective Judy without losing her sense of humour and the political comment that is her trademark. Includes Love is Fearsome Thing, which reminds us that prejudice is not someone else's problem; Global Village, a post-cold war look at the place of the United States in the world that is as chillingly relevant today as when it was written in the mid 1990s; and Marlborough Sounds, a truly beautiful and evocative ballad about a special place in New Zealand.
The title describes it perfectly - a definitive collection of Judy's outstanding work from the 1980s. Includes Fred Small's Annie; the now legendary ballad of the experience of war from women's perspective Mothers Daughters Wives; One Voice in the Crowd, an anthem inviting us all to be involved in our communities; and A Song for the Roly Poly People, Judy's cheeky look at body image. Home Front 
Ladies and Gems Snapshot
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Let the Rainbow
Shine 
Global
Village 
The Best of Judy Small -
no longer available. All songs can be found on original albums and
can be downloaded from itunes and emusic 
