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Product Description A Tribute to the road less traveled and the gifts found there. Linda Allen's sixth recording continues her tradition of songs that informa and transform. Rich vocal's with exquisite harmonies provided by her daughters, Jen and Kristin Allen-Zito. Musical arrangements feature Tracy Spring, Julian Smedley, Jami Sieber, Jim Nunally, David MacVittie, Bill Douglass, David Lange, Laura Smith and more! Other titles: Mama Wanted To Be A Rainbow Dancer October Roses Women's Work Washington Notebook Lay It Down: Images of the Sacred Comments: 'Allen understands how the connections between music, social issues and spiritual experience all meld together to bring empowerment and self-esteem through an art form whose history is steeped in being the expression of those who typically have had little or no voice...(it's) about coming together to share a vision for a healthier, happier life.' Every Other Weekly. About the Artist Linda Allen, story singer, has been composing songs, touring,and leading workshops for over thirty years. She's been Washington's Resident Songwriter, has performed at festivals and Conferences thoughout the US and Canada, including the Vancouver and Winnipeg Folk Festivals and the National NOW Conference. Studs Terkel has described her as a "True and delightful artist who poetically says it all". Her previous recordings include Lay It Down: Images of the Sacred, Women's Work, Washington Notebook, October Roses and Mama Wanted to Be A Rainbow Dancer. Linda lives in Bellingham, Washington.